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To: GYPSY286
You have a number of options. You can reformat the hard drives in the computer and re-install the operating system, then the software and finally the data.

As an alternative, you can get new hard drives and save the old ones just in case a fix is available in the future. The process is the same - install OS, install software and restore data.

Carbonite has at least three versions of the backup availabe. They also have the capability to do an image backup which is a complete copy of the entire hard drive but this requires a local external drive connected to the PC

11 posted on 01/02/2017 7:01:47 PM PST by johncatl (...governs least, governs best.)
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To: johncatl

I got Cryptowall on a business PC. There was nothing I could do but scrap the system. They had disabled access to all external media and the DVD. Couldn’t reinstall anything.


31 posted on 01/02/2017 8:46:33 PM PST by 1_Inch_Group (Country Before Party)
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To: johncatl
Carbonite has at least three versions of the backup availabe. They also have the capability to do an image backup which is a complete copy of the entire hard drive but this requires a local external drive connected to the PC

I paid for Carbonite and had an attack after a couple of years. They were unable to retrieve anything because I could not come up with a password they required.

49 posted on 01/03/2017 9:23:32 AM PST by JimRed (Is it 1776 yet? TERM LIMITS, now and forever! Build the Wall, NOW!)
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