http://www.scan.co.uk/Index.aspx?NT=1-0-19-239-0
If you want added security, you can get external drives that are set up
as a raid array. Meaning you have 2 or more drives that can be
mirrored, so if one drive does fail the other is still (most likely) to
be OK. If that interests you, look
There are two kinds of people in the world: those who make regular
backups, and those who have not *YET* had a hard drive fail on
them...
There are also those who think they're making backups, but aren't doing
it properly.
Not much point making copies of your pictures and MP3s if
Hiya
The other important thing is to test the backup(s) to make sure it
still works (don't overwrite the originals though!).
Also make sure you have the tools to read the backup as well.
Floppy Disks / Zip Drives / QIC Tapes were all used for backups, but
they are largly unavailable, and if
To: quantumowners@googlegroups.com
Subject: [Quantum Owners] Re: OT Computer Backup Suggestions
http://www.scan.co.uk/Index.aspx?NT=1-0-19-239-0
If you want added security, you can get external drives that are set up
as a raid array. Meaning you have 2 or more drives that can be
mirrored, so if one
Sorry guys, this is way off topic.
If you want to discuss or are concerned about data security please
discuss it on another group and not here.
Thanks
Matthew
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Portable hard drives are currently around sixty quid (Maplins) for a
third of a terabyte - cheap enough to get two and backup twice. Or you
can pick up thumb drives (solid state) for under twenty quid for eight
gig; again, get two for security.
There are two kinds of people in the world: those
£60/£65 in tescos for 500gb or 1tb.
On Jul 20, 5:40 pm, barnacle nailed.barna...@gmail.com wrote:
Portable hard drives are currently around sixty quid (Maplins) for a
third of a terabyte - cheap enough to get two and backup twice. Or you
can pick up thumb drives (solid state) for under twenty
