PC recovery tips, password recovery tips, hard drive recovery tips, virus removal.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
How to Remove a Virus
In this post, I will show you how to remove a virus with out downloading anything. Just follow my easy steps.
- Restart your computer and, Boot your computer into Safe Mode by holding down the F8 key.
- Click on à Start à All Programs à Accessories à System Tools à System Restore
Now you want to restore your computer to an earlier date.
Scroll back to the date you wish to restore to then click next.The computer will start to shutdown, then will restore then shut down and restart itself.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Windows XP Pro Password Re-set
Have you ever forgot your login password. Don't worry, I will show you how to fix it.
Windows XP Pro Password Re-set.
The purpose of this post is to show you how to log on to a computer as the administrator to reset a password, when that computer is in a workgroup of more than one member, follow these steps:
Aaron's Windows XP Pro Password Re-set...
Windows XP Pro Password Re-set.
The purpose of this post is to show you how to log on to a computer as the administrator to reset a password, when that computer is in a workgroup of more than one member, follow these steps:
- Restart the computer, and then press the F8 key during startup until theWindows Advanced Options menu appears.
- On the Windows Advanced Options menu, use the arrow keys to select Safe Mode, and then press ENTER.
- Select, Microsoft Windows XP edition, and then press ENTER.
- Log on as, Administrator. (Windows is running in safemode, select, Yes)
- Go to your Control Panel
- Go to User Accounts
- Select the user account of the password you want to change
- Then select, "Change the password or Remove the password"
Aaron's Windows XP Pro Password Re-set...
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Hard Drive Recovery Tips
If you've been using computers for a decent amount of time there is a good chance someone has told you that data stored on a hard drive is not exactly safe. My blog is here to assure you that this is indeed true.
Tips on How to Recover Your Hard Drive
The first thing that you should know about hard drive recovery is that not all hard disk crashes are fatal and in most cases, recovery of data is possible with fairly good data accuracy rates. However, you will be able to decide on recovery options only if you know what exactly is wrong with the disk.
So, if ever you are that unfortunate computer user to face a hard drive recorvery scenario, here are a few tips that might come in handy before you start knocking on the doors of a hard drive recovery expert.
There are a few things you can do which would give you a fair idea about the nature of the hard disk problem and more importantly, these will put you in a position to bargain with the data recovery expert, if you are forced to go to him!
Get into the hard drive recovery expert's shoes!
Ask yourself what is the problem. It could be a logical problem, meaning there is something wrong with the boot sector of the hard drive rendering it un-bootable. In worse scenarios, it could be an electrical problem where the circuit board on the hard disk has been damaged due to a higher than allowed electrical current passing through it. In the worst scenario, it could be a physical problem where the head that reads the data stored on the different platters arranged inside a hard drive has been damaged or the alignment of the platters themselves could have been affected.
Depending on whether it is a logical, electrical or mechanical problem, you will be able to make a realistic assessment about the success chances of a paid hard drive recorvery effort.
Do these yourself before you go begging to a hard drive recovery expert
Boot from a floppy and do a read only scan of the disk. This would tell you if it is a logical error. Therefore, you will be able to decide on an appropriate strategy for fixing the master boot record. If the boot sector is lost then you should be able to decide how to go about recovering the data. If there are bad sectors in the master boot record, then attach the hard drive to another working computer as a secondary hard drive and try to recover data using data recovery software
.
Open up your system's ATX cabinet box, take out your hard drive, and closely examine the circuit board under the hard drive. Do not touch the board as static discharge can damage the disk's head. If there are tell-tale signs of a burnt circuit board or burnt components, then you can decide for sure that its a board problem. Now that you know its a board problem, you must consult your hardware supplier or service agent to decide what to do about it.
The sure sign of a mechanical problem is the clicking sound that you will hear from the hard drive when it is trying to spin up or spin down. If this click sound is coming, then the problem is related to mechanical trouble inside the hard disk platter assembly. This, more often than not is beyond repair. If a hard drive recorvery expert claims it can be repaired, then make sure that is a "no data, no pay" agreement!
Never mind the fact that unlike tapes or CDs or other methods of storage, hard drives are mechanical, active devices and are thus subject to comparatively rapid breakdown.
Hard Drive Recovery Group provides safe, secure data recovery from Mac and PC hard disk drives, with a focused specialization in RAID array servers and laptop computers. Each day, we recover thousands of megabytes of files and data for individuals and companies across North America.
Tips on How to Recover Your Hard Drive
The first thing that you should know about hard drive recovery is that not all hard disk crashes are fatal and in most cases, recovery of data is possible with fairly good data accuracy rates. However, you will be able to decide on recovery options only if you know what exactly is wrong with the disk.
So, if ever you are that unfortunate computer user to face a hard drive recorvery scenario, here are a few tips that might come in handy before you start knocking on the doors of a hard drive recovery expert.
There are a few things you can do which would give you a fair idea about the nature of the hard disk problem and more importantly, these will put you in a position to bargain with the data recovery expert, if you are forced to go to him!
Get into the hard drive recovery expert's shoes!
Ask yourself what is the problem. It could be a logical problem, meaning there is something wrong with the boot sector of the hard drive rendering it un-bootable. In worse scenarios, it could be an electrical problem where the circuit board on the hard disk has been damaged due to a higher than allowed electrical current passing through it. In the worst scenario, it could be a physical problem where the head that reads the data stored on the different platters arranged inside a hard drive has been damaged or the alignment of the platters themselves could have been affected.
Depending on whether it is a logical, electrical or mechanical problem, you will be able to make a realistic assessment about the success chances of a paid hard drive recorvery effort.
Do these yourself before you go begging to a hard drive recovery expert
Boot from a floppy and do a read only scan of the disk. This would tell you if it is a logical error. Therefore, you will be able to decide on an appropriate strategy for fixing the master boot record. If the boot sector is lost then you should be able to decide how to go about recovering the data. If there are bad sectors in the master boot record, then attach the hard drive to another working computer as a secondary hard drive and try to recover data using data recovery software
.
Open up your system's ATX cabinet box, take out your hard drive, and closely examine the circuit board under the hard drive. Do not touch the board as static discharge can damage the disk's head. If there are tell-tale signs of a burnt circuit board or burnt components, then you can decide for sure that its a board problem. Now that you know its a board problem, you must consult your hardware supplier or service agent to decide what to do about it.
The sure sign of a mechanical problem is the clicking sound that you will hear from the hard drive when it is trying to spin up or spin down. If this click sound is coming, then the problem is related to mechanical trouble inside the hard disk platter assembly. This, more often than not is beyond repair. If a hard drive recorvery expert claims it can be repaired, then make sure that is a "no data, no pay" agreement!
Never mind the fact that unlike tapes or CDs or other methods of storage, hard drives are mechanical, active devices and are thus subject to comparatively rapid breakdown.
Hard Drive Recovery Group provides safe, secure data recovery from Mac and PC hard disk drives, with a focused specialization in RAID array servers and laptop computers. Each day, we recover thousands of megabytes of files and data for individuals and companies across North America.
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