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Microsoft Outlook is the easiest to use email client in existence it allows for shared access of inboxes message board systems, online calendars and shared public folders. It is a great program. but unfortunately Outlook PST files can easily become damage or corrupted. Simple processes such as compressing files or sending the files over a [...]

Windows recovery programs have been in existence for almost twenty years. As MS-DOS evolved into Windows and Windows progressed to the present, data recovery programs have been developed to keep pace with the changes. The Linux operating system traces it’s history to Unix and has seen similar evolution and improvement over the years. Until recently, [...]

High end digital cameras such as those made by Canon, Nikon and olympus all use proprietary file storage formats. Less expensive cameras saving images to an internal memory or flash memory cards save image files in widely known formats such as JPG, BMP, PNG and GIF. Music files stored on digital media are saved as [...]

Until recently, the process of data recovery could only be done by a skilled technician expert in the area. Often, the computer hard drive had to be removed from the tower and mailed away. As local technicians seldom had the experience and sophisticated software needed to recover lost data caused by a logic crash. Now, [...]

Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express are the most popular email client systems used an planet Earth. They support a complete desktop office management structure that includes, message boards, infinite inboxes and incoming and outgoing email. But even these two sturdy programs are not without the capacity for error.
When Outlook files are compressed they often lose [...]

I prefer laptop computers to desktops, but it seems my laptops are more prone to losing data. My latest computer crash disaster is a view of the famous BSOD (blue screen of death). While the cost of a new hard drive is inexpensive and truthfully the cost of a whole new laptop is not too [...]