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How to Check If Your Hard Drive is going to Fail

Last time we covered how long do hard drives last and backing up your data. However, it would be convenient to know before hand if a hard drive is going to fail. That way, you can back up your data more often than usual or simply replace your hard drive and not have to be stressed that your hard drive might fail on you at anytime. Luckily, there is a tool in Windows that can perform a check on your hard drive and make a prediction whether your hard drive might fail due to problems that it detects. And this tool is called the Performance Monitor . Note that this article only covers Windows. How to Check Your Hard Drive with Performance Monitor Starting System Diagnostics In Start Menu , search for performance monitor and open the app. In the Performance Monitor app, go to Data Collector Sets > System , then right click on System Diagnostics , then click Start . Viewing System Diagnostics Report Now go to Reports > System > System Diagnostics , an

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Christmas Delivery - Emmaleigh Kelly

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How Long Do Hard Drives Last

One thing that no one tells you but you really should know about computers is that hard drives don't last very long. And if you are like me, you have your important work and some not so important but nonetheless precious musics, pictures, and videos stored on your computer, then the short lifespan of a hard drive can be a real problem. I learned my lesson the hard way the last time my hard drive failed, and I lost all my data. Since then, I've had a disposable hard drive that I use everyday, and then a backup hard drive that I back everything up to from time to time whenever I remembered. Today, what most casual users do is backing up their data on the cloud. The cloud provider company makes sure your data is always secure, and you don't have to worry about dealing with technologies or hard drive failures. And with 5G, retrieving and backing up data will be a breeze. Still, it requires an internet connection, and you have to pay a monthly premium. If your data is in the

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