Disaster Recovery Article
Before we delve
into the nuts and bolts of our disaster recovery article we
really need to break the whole process down into sections, this
includes Backups, causes of hardware failures, causes of
software failures, ideas to recover from hardware disasters and
of course software disasters.
Backups are a vital part
of any disaster recovery plan, of course a restore should only
be a last resort, but it’s something that needs to be put in
place before the worst happens. Imagine if any large corporation
never made backups, the results could be catastrophic, but in
fact no more so to you than losing all of your data, read more
here…
Causes of
hardware failures, hardware failures are primarily limited to
only a few pieces of hardware, no image on the screen or a dead
computer would not indicate a loss of data, odd noises coming
from the pc itself or no boot device found may point towards a
hard drive issue, read more here…
Software failures
very rarely result in total loss of all data, normally it’s the
operating system that’s affected which will normally stop a
computer booting or launching files, normally there is a simple
reason for a software failure, something has changed, regardless
of whether you’ve made a system change, some piece of software
has been upgraded or a virus has infected your pc, it’s all
comes down to software changes, read more here…
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Ideas to recover
from hardware disasters
Firstly you need to establish whether the hard drive has failed,
if your pc does boot then it points towards a software issue, if
the pc does not boot up, but you can still see the image on the
screen, you’ll receive a message similar to NO BOOT DEVICE
found, it’s worth accessing the computers BIOS to make sure the
hard drive can be seen, normally a hard drive will be auto
detected, read more here…
Software disaster
recovery, does the pc boot up? If not can you see any
picture on the screen? If you can and it does boot up or at
least tries to, maybe stalling halfway through boot up, does
indicate a software issue, simplest recovery technique from here
is a system restore, read more here…
We have tried to
break down disaster recovery into sections to make it easier to
pinpoint specific issues, if you have a problem we don’t cover
here, please contact us, and we’ll do our best to help and
publish on our site for you.
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