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  • Prevent tape restoration failures

    About half of all restorations from tape fail, many of them because of human error. Take some steps to minimize the risk of human error and help ensure you can get your data back.  Tip

  • Understanding snapshots and point-in-time copies

    This tip details how to perform time-based snapshots and point-in-time data protection, how these techniques differ and appropriate uses for each.  Tip

  • Failed backup? Check out Removable Storage services

    Removable Storage lets you track your removable storage media and manage hardware libraries. But if something goes awry during a backup operation, beware of failures.  Tip

  • Guide simplifies BIOS settings and what they mean

    The Definitive BIOS Optimization Guide on Rojakpot.com explains BIOS settings in a continually revised index.  Tip

  • Jetstress tests Exchange storage prior to production

    An Exchange tool from Microsoft simulates the Exchange database and log file loads and tests your e-mail storage performance before you put it into production.  Tip

  • Synchronize your WinXP files

    SyncToy is a free PowerToy for Microsoft Windows XP that provides helps with the copying, moving, and synchronization of different directories.  Tip

  • Configuring the first server on your network

    If you're creating a new network or domain and you're setting up the first server in the domain, the Windows 2000 Configure Your Server tool can guide you.  Tip

  • Using the Windows 2000 Configure Your Server Tool

    The Windows 2000 Configure Your Server tool provides a central location that you can use to install and manage most of the important server tools, such as Active Directory.  Tip

  • Checking for setup problems

    After your Windows installation is complete, you should check the system for setup errors or device problems. This tip explains how.  Tip

  • Configuring devices

    Immediately after finishing an installation of Windows 2000, or any operating system for that matter, check to make sure devices are recognized and properly configured.  Tip

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