Personal Computers (PC's) contains a lot of info

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Personal Computers (PC's) contains a lot of info that the average user
doesn't usually know. At http://PCTermDefinitions.com there is
extensive infomation related to this topic (all free). Along with a
link portal to other PC computer related sites.
 
Personal Computers (PC's) contains a lot of info that the average user
doesn't usually know. Athttp://PCTermDefinitions.comthere is
extensive infomation related to this topic (all free). Along with a
link portal to other PC computer related sites.
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how do you recover information that you have deleted by accident?
 
Patterson said:
how do you recover information that you have deleted by accident?
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Replying to the spammers doesn't do any good, the spammer never reads
it and it's just annoying. If you can't filter it, ignore it.

By the way. The spammer is using the same news server as you.
Do us a favor and send a complaint to your news server provider.
 
I wish there was a way to recover data from memory. THe other day I
was typing an email when my power went out. I lost an hours worth of
typing. Too bad there is no way to retrieve data from memory chips.
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A UPS (uninterruptible power supply) will fix that. I've had one for
years, and the occasional one second outage I get here, is no problem
at all. The computer doesn't even know it has happened. For longer
power outages, I can do a controlled shutdown, and once the computer
is off, I shut off the UPS. I think my battery would probably last
for about 8-10 minutes, before the battery would be drained. It isn't a
very big battery. If you are buying one of these, don't buy the
cheapest one you can find - buy from the next price tier up. The
cheapest ones are more trouble than they're worth.

Paul
 
I wish there was a way to recover data from memory. THe other day I
was typing an email when my power went out. I lost an hours worth of
typing. Too bad there is no way to retrieve data from memory chips.
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were you using MS office? Then there could be a temp save file on the hd.
 
Fri, 18 May 2007 07:05:16 -0500: written by (e-mail address removed):
I wish there was a way to recover data from memory. THe other day I
was typing an email when my power went out. I lost an hours worth of
typing. Too bad there is no way to retrieve data from memory chips.
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For important documents like that, I type them up in Writer (OpenOffice
version of Word) or Notepad and hit save every so often. I have lost so
many things to just plain clumsy fingers and other reasons that it is a
matter of habit now.


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