Developing your Backup Strategy You wouldn’t believe how many computer users don’t bother creating an overall backup strategy, that is until it’s too late! Developing a backup and restoration strategy is easy enough to do and it doesn’t have to be elaborate. The key is to develop a strategy and …

How To Restore Previously Backed Up Files The Microsoft Backup utility provides you with the ability to recover one file or the contents of your entire system, presuming of course, that you haven’t taken any shortcuts either in selecting a backup media, testing the integrity of the files after the …

Using System Recovery to ensure a successful restoration Sometimes, despite your best efforts, your system may crash hard enough that a simple recovery becomes impossible. This is often the case with an unexplainable hard drive failure, a virus that has rendered your system useless or just a piece of software …

Which Backup Device is the Right One? Over the last few years, various backup devices have become an inexpensive option for many computer users. There is quite a selection of device types to choose from, all with varying capabilities. When choosing a backup device, decide first exactly what your needs …

Error With Slipstreamed CD and Setup Disks in Windows 2000 When you develop a slipstreamed or integrated installation point, such as on a second hard drive or share on a server, and then burn those slipstreamed files to a CD-ROM disk, in all probability you will receive an error if …

Backing Up Your Files If you perform consistent backups, you will have nearly all of the tools you will need to recover from both minor mistakes as well as most computer disasters. The first place to begin is at the beginning, performing a verified, full backup, of your entire system. …

Setup Does Not Check for INT-13 Extensions Before Creating System Partition If you have arrived here through a search engine, and there’s no menu to the left click here!   The information in this article applies to: Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Microsoft Windows 2000 Server …

What is a Petabyte? If you have arrived here through a search engine, and there’s no menu to the left click here! In order to understand what a petabyte is, we need to begin at the beginning! As you probably already know, a single byte is one unit of storage, …

Intel Desktop Boards use an enhanced BIOS specifically designed and tested for each individual board and it’s features. Our dedicated internal BIOS development team is continually incorporating the latest technologies. In addition, each BIOS undergoes extensive platform testing in three different Intel evaluation labs in order to deliver superior quality. …

Intel® Memory Translator Hub (MTH) Reboot Issue Intel® MTH ID Utility (Windows* Version) The Intel® MTH ID Utility has been designed to allow any user with an Intel processor based-system to test for the presence of a Memory Translator Hub (MTH) component on your system. If an MTH component is …