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Topic ClosedTime Change is a Good Time to Check Your Backup Solution

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    Posted: 12.Mar.2013 at 00:21
Many say with the time change to Daylight Savings you should check your fire & smoke detectors, that is a great idea. Equally as important to many with tons of data, documents, design files, photo memories and basically our digital lives is to take the time and make sure you are backing your data up, and reliably. Backup methods fail sometimes faster than a Vegas wedding, so double and triple check your backup methods and I possible don’t reply on just one as that can fail. You should be doing these things more than twice a year with the time change but twice a year is better than never as both can cause memories to go up in flames.

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