Have you ever been in a situation whereby you have had a virus infection, or some hardware has caused a system crash? Then as a consequence you have lost all your personal data?
Well there is an easy answer to this and it is one that I have personally used for a long time.
When setting up your PC (doesn't really work on laptops), install two internal hard disk drives; not just one!
Why?
Simple, install the operating system, along with software and possibly games on to the first hard disk drive.
Then any personal files I would recommend saving to the second disk drive.
In the future if your operating system fails or crashes and you have to do a complete reinstall, all your personal data files are still stored on the second disk drive ... AND because you're installing the OS on the first disk drive, you won't over-write your personal data files, hence why they will still be there once the operating system has been re-installed.
Great isn't it!
Well there is an easy answer to this and it is one that I have personally used for a long time.
When setting up your PC (doesn't really work on laptops), install two internal hard disk drives; not just one!
Why?
Simple, install the operating system, along with software and possibly games on to the first hard disk drive.
Then any personal files I would recommend saving to the second disk drive.
In the future if your operating system fails or crashes and you have to do a complete reinstall, all your personal data files are still stored on the second disk drive ... AND because you're installing the OS on the first disk drive, you won't over-write your personal data files, hence why they will still be there once the operating system has been re-installed.
Great isn't it!
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