Modern hard drives use S.M.A.R.T (Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology) metrics to forecast hardware failures. Clicking noises, corrupted files, crashing during boot, and super slowl transfer speeds are all signs that your drive is nearing its end. In...
Why Different Hard Drive Types Require Unique Data Recovery Knowledge Are you familiar with the different types of hard drives available in the market? Did you know that each type requires a unique approach to data recovery? While all hard drives serve the same...
It is a valuable asset for anyone, so measures such as regular backups are taken to protect it from any unforeseen data loss. Even though individual users can create data backups using external hard drives or cloud-based services, enterprise and large-scale business...
For macOS and Windows users who rely on storage devices across platforms, exFAT is the go-to choice. It ensures seamless compatibility and smooth file transfer. When it comes to formatting a Mac hard drive, the process is straightforward, but there are some important...
SSDs vs HDDs: Which One Comes Out on Top? Until the late 2000s, when you bought a new hard disk drive or personal computer, your hard disk storage choices were limited to size and speed — perhaps 5,400 or 7,200 rotations per minute. Today, when you buy a new PC, you...
