A Hard drive failure? Computer stolen? All of your files would be gone! This is not the case if you have an techsonduty setup a backup solution first. We will protect your files, photos, music, email messages, and more!
Why backups are important
Are you in need of Data Transfer |516-360-0757 |Data Backup, Recovery Services? Files can be lost from your computer in any number of ways—you might accidentally delete a file, or a virus might wipe one out. You can also have a complete hard drive failure. When a hard drive dies an untimely death, it’s kind of like having your house burn down. Important personal items are usually gone forever—family photos, significant documents, downloaded music, and more.
Thankfully it’s a really simple process these days to back up your content to a second, separate location. By doing so, your files can be protected against viruses or complete computer failure. This makes it easy to retrieve and place them on a new hard drive and get going again.
Is Your Business Protected From Disaster?
TechsonDuty offers online data backup solutions to protect your cloud servers against loss of data in the event of a hard drive failure, system crash, user accidents/human error, or even a natural disaster.
Our backup solutions run on an enterprise-level platform that handles this essential task on a regular basis to prevent critical data loss.
Our dedicated team of expert engineers take on the responsibility of implementing and configuring your backup solution, providing 24/7/365 management and monitoring of all backups, and ensuring that you have enough space to hold all that critical data. Your backups will be managed fully, from implementation to verification that the backup jobs ran successfully.
Cloud Backup Services for Business
Techsonduty offers data recovery services for all makes and models of hard drives. Our professional hard drive data recovery specialists use state-of-the-art, non-invasive technology to ensure that we recover data from your failed hard drive. Where other companies may consider a failed hard drive unrecoverable we are normally successful.
We offer a free evaluation for single hard drives as long as the drive has not been opened and exposed to air, or had water or fire damage. After performing an evaluation on your hard drive, our engineers will expediently determine the failure of the hard drive, and what the fastest, most cost-effective method the data recovery will be. You will be contacted shortly after the evaluation has been completed, and advised of all options. Our staff understands how difficult it can be to experience a hard drive crash, and will work with you throughout the entire process to ensure a quick recovery of your valuable data.
Types of Hard Drive Data Recovery Services in Nassau County
- Logical Hard Drive Data Recovery – Where a hard drive is still physically working, however, data is not able to be accessed due to corruption, virus infection, lost partition, file deletion, or accidental re-formatting.
- Physical Hard Drive Data Recovery – Where a hard drive has mechanically or physically failed. Typically this hard drive failure is caused by a crashed head, failed motor or damaged PCB board.
- Hard Drive Data Recovery from a Natural Disaster – When a hard drive is affected by natural disasters such as a lightning strike, hurricane, tornado, fire, flood or earthquake, we can most likely recover data from that hard drive. Even if your hard drive has been fully submerged for an extended period of time, it is possible to recover data from it.
Hard Drive Recovery for all Makes and Operating Systems
Techsonduty can perform hard drive data recovery on all brands, sizes and models of hard drives. Whether your hard drive is running Windows, Mac, Linux, or UNIX, your data can be recovered in the same format.
- Seagate
- Western Digital
- Maxtor
- Toshiba
- Hitachi
- Samsung
- Windows
- Apple
- Linux
- UNIX
Have you experienced a hard drive failure with important data that has not been backed up? DON’T PANIC! Give us a call at 516-360-0757
Your hard drive might crash. Thieves might steal your laptop at a café. You might realize on Friday that you desperately need the now-departed Wednesday version of an important document that you significantly altered on Thursday.
At times like these, having a secure, up-to-date backup of your hard drive can be a lifesaver. Here are seven practical strategies, including using USB storage, backing up via the Internet or through your local network, backing up Windows itself, and preserving huge media files like songs and videos.
What to Back Up
Your hard drive may contain hundreds of thousands of files. Many of them should be backed up every day, others only occasionally, and still others–including temp files, the hibernation file (hiberfil.sys), and your browser cache–not at all. Let’s look at the different kinds of files individually.
Your documents: You should back up your word processing files, spreadsheets, and similar documents every day. Any basic backup program can perform incremental backups, in which the program copies only the files that have changed since the most recent previous backup. (Good backup programs also perform versioning; that is, they keep several iterations of the same file on hand and enable you to choose which version to restore.)
Your recent documents: If your backup program can handle incremental backups, you don’t have to worry about recent documents as separate entities. But if you often work on these files on other people’s computers, you may want to carry a copy of them on a flash drive or store a copy of them online.
Application data: Apps create and maintain data files such as e-mail messages, browser favorites, calendar entries, and contacts that require daily backing up. Most programs store them in a hidden folder inside your user folder (in XP, C:\Documents and Settings\your name\Application Data; in Vista, C:\Users\your name\AppData). Also, in XP, Microsoft stores Outlook and Outlook Express data in C:\Documents and Settings\your name\Local Settings\Application Data). Fortunately, any well-designed backup program intended for everyday, nonexpert users (as opposed to IT departments) knows where to look for Outlook data.
Media: If your backup medium is sufficiently roomy and fast, you can back up your photo, music, and video files every day. But these large files may require a separate backup strategy.
Heirlooms: Files that you want to keep forever–family photos, the special anniversary card you made for your parents, and so on–need backing up and extra protection.
Your system: You can always reinstall Windows and your apps, if you have the original discs or can download the programs. But if Windows becomes unusable or your hard drive crashes, switching to a system backup (also called a disaster recovery backup) that you create a couple of times a year can get your machine up and running smoothly without much effort.
We protect your business by ensuring:
- Your data is secured and backed-up daily both onsite and offsite, and encrypted to prevent misuse.
- Your backup processes are monitored 24/7/365 to ensure success and prevent data loss before it happens.
- Your business continuity solution is tested regularly to guarantee your data is safe and easily recovered.
- Your data can be restored quickly and efficiently, regardless of the situation.
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