To: chuckles
Best solution, get a raid
9 posted on
12/08/2004 12:46:41 AM PST by
dila813
To: dila813
Raid protects against drive failure, but if you get a virus or have something stupid happen then raid dutifully copies the problem to both copies. Raid does not perform the same function as archiving.
To: dila813
I doubt his problem is with his hard drive physically going bad.
A better suggestion would be to get a good battery backup, assure the write-delay cache is turned off in the hard drive system properties, and making sure anti-virus/anti-spyware software is working. Do these things and make sure the BIOS, drivers, and program updates are all on and such catastrophic crashes will be almost nonexistent.
To: dila813
Best solution, get a raid Now that will work. A perfect mirrored copy of your virus destroyed drive. :)
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