Ever look down when you’re riding in an airplane and notice how land is divided? You have no idea whose properties you’re looking at, how much they own or what they do with their land. But you can clearly see where one field ends and another begins. You can pick…
Has your hard drive short DST check failed? If you don’t know what that means–or even what a DST is–you’re in the right place! Today we’re going to help you figure out what to do if your short DST failed. What is a DST? A disk self-test (DST) is a…
“If I format my hard drive, what happens?” This is probably one of the most common questions asked by newer computer users. Did you know every hard drive begins life being formatted at the factory where it was built? This may surprise you since formatting seems like something you only…
Humanity has long been plagued with the question, does size matter? Some say bigger is always better. Others believe size should be influenced by how the product will be used. So, who’s right? Unfortunately, there’s no universal answer. From supersized fast food to pickup trucks with six doors, marketers have…
By Chris Bross, Chief Technology Officer – Repost from Oct. 27, 2017 If you still have your brains, then you already understand how a zombie apocalypse would cause all heck to break loose in the world. Power outages, wifi outages, chaos in the streets… But what might happen during a…
Ever delete a contact from your phone and then instantly regret it? Maybe you did it intentionally. Or maybe it was an accident! Either way the outcome is the same. You need to know how to recover deleted contacts from an iPhone quickly! Unfortunately, we’re long past the days of…
Did you know there are more than 68 million Apple Music users across the world? Folks who use this service love the expansive music library, the streamlined interface, and the convenience of using a single music streaming service. But sometimes, the app doesn’t work as designed. Sometimes you may struggle…
If a hurricane hit your business today, would your data survive? Here’s how to protect your data from an impending natural disaster. Keep all electronics out of basements and off the floor in general. Basements are naturally cool places, but are the first to flood. If possible, unplug your hardware-laptops, printers,…
Blackball. Blackhead. Black market. Black death. Blacklist. Blackmail. Blackout. Black screen. Besides the word black, what do all these things have in common? You don’t want a single one of them! So when you look down and realize, “My iPhone screen is black” you may want to panic. Whether your…
DriveSavers published a handful of articles from past fire seasons that remain relevant today. Fire-damaged devices: recoverable or not? The Northern California fires of 2017 taught us some lessons about the different effects that a wildfire has on data storage devices as opposed to the average house fire. Data recovery…
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