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Using Diskpart: A Guide to Windows Disk Management
Diskpart is a powerful command-line utility in Windows that allows users to manage their hard drive, disks, partitions, and volumes…
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Disaster Recovery with Azure Backup for SQL Server VMsRunning VMs in the cloud has become a big part of the modernization of IT infrastructure for most businesses. However,… -
Choosing a Disaster Recovery Technology: Backup vs. ReplicationThere are two primary types of backup technologies and knowing the difference between backup and replication will help you choose…
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How can I write (burn) ISO files to CD or DVD?ISO files are actually images of complete CDs or DVDs compiled as one whole image file (*.iso), just like Ghost…
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How can I quickly format a floppy disk by use of a shortcut?If you format many floppy disks you know how tedious it is to get to the Format command. You have…
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Recover a Deleted NTFS/FAT32 Volume in Windows XP/2003How can I recover a deleted dynamic NTFS or FAT32 volume in Windows XP or Windows 2000? When you delete…
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How can I schedule the Disk Cleanup wizard to run automatically in Windows XP/2003?Your computer stores its data on hard disk(s). Disks can accumulate a lot of un-used files, old temporary files, temporary…
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How can I schedule the Disk Defragmenter to run automatically in Windows XP/2003?When you make frequent writes and deletions from your hard disk your disks will become fragmented with time. Fragmentation of…
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How do I create a mirrored volume in Windows XP (or Windows 2000 Pro)?You don’t. A mirrored volume, also known as a RAID-1 volume, is a fault-tolerant volume that duplicates data on two…
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My BOOT.INI file uses a weird SIGNATURE() syntax that I’ve never seen before. In Windows NT 4.0, this always said SCSI() instead. What’s that?Beginning with Windows 2000, Microsoft has updated the Advanced RISC Computing (ARC) syntax in BOOT.INI to support the SIGNATURE() syntax,…
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How do I delete an “undeletable” file?Sometimes you want to delete a file but when you do so an error message pops and tells you it…
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Difference Between Basic and Dynamic Disks in Windows XP/2000/2003Microsoft Windows XP, Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 offer two types of disk storage: basic and dynamic. Basic Disk…
