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 Take These Steps Now to Prevent Data Loss!

    To increase the chances of getting your critical files back, and reduce the risk of permanent data loss,

      Turn off your computer.

    If you try to reboot repeatedly, serious damage to your hard drive may occur.                   

      Don't try to recover data yourself when you hear the drive clicking or making unusual sounds.

    You risk permanent loss , because you do not have the equipment or training to do the job.

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What these symptoms mean:

Blue Screens

When trying to boot or during an operation, if a blue screen shows, it can mean the operating system has been damaged or is failing. You might have a virus or Trojan, or someone may have deleted critical system or dll files, or a partition or file may be damaged or corrupted.

 

Clicking or unusual sounds from your hard drive can indicate damage to the drive, or alignment issues from being dropped, jarred or even a power surge.

Drive or Device Not Found"When you get this message it could mean the hard drive has been damaged, a virus has infected your system, or by numerous other issues.

A "drive not formatted" message may indicate that the partition on the hard drive has been corrupted, damaged or even deleted. Several things may be cause; virus or anti-virus programs, hard reboot, power outage or surge, even updating or installing new software.

An "operating system not found" message may indicate that the operating system files are damaged, the boot device has changed, the partition is damaged or the hard drive has been formatted.

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 System Reboots

When a computer reboots continuously, most often it is because a virus has hijacked the boot sector, which creates a continuous loop. The system is told to go back to the boot sector and reboot.

-If your system freezes or hangs while trying to boot, or while accessing a file or program, it may be caused by corrupt files, shared files that are conflicting, or too many system resources that are being used.

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