What happens when the computer dies that interacts with the machine? Also can you custom install where the database lives like any other software?
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If you are backing up to an external drive, you will be fine. You can program the software to make scheduled backup to any drive but I do not know if you can change were the data resides unless you do that at installation of the software.
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Nah it only comes on intermittently, when it does it comes up garbage, i eventually got it to work and managed to recover some files off with recovery software but lost most of the stuff that was on it. Tried formatting etc and regardless of which computer its plugged into, it only connects intermittently and corrupts the data.
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Of course you have to do the whole thing. You would need the restore/ setup CD from PC Mfr.
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Did you replace your hard drive. I am interested in doing the same thing. Thanks!!
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Does anyone have the current software to download? So I can get mine to work again. I now have a new computer and I backed everything on to MyBook portable hard drive.
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Yes. The directions do have that information. Also, updating the database resets the register, in some cases. DO FOLLOW the instructions! READ all of the setup BEFORE doing anything.
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Yes it looses all data. However if you really want to keep your data just write it down and program it in later
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It will, but you should run it as an administrator, otherwise it will freeze up periodically. As an admin, this only happens once in a while. (Turn computer off when it does, remember anything not saved in the game will be lost). Still worth it, though.
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Yes. However, a couple of weeks later the hard drive crashed on a13month old machine. The final straw of many problems.
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Nothing gets stored on the interface. It just takes the noise and puts it on your computer
343250
Ok, thanks for all these infos, but I know nothing much about computers except to use them, so I bought a msi u120 because I need to use it for personal office work and web browsing as well as msn chat. I'd also like to install a genealogy program on it. Can anyone tell me if its power will be enough for that. Don't laugh, but I'm pretty lost and I didn't even receive the beast yet. probably sometimes next week. so any advice before I start it and its capacities will be welcome. Don't laugh again, it's the first time in years that I buy myself a computer and my first laptop too.
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No, you use Chrome as your operating system. It is not limited in any way. It's got Google Docs to create documents, spreadsheets replaces excel, and you create powerpoints as well. The best part is, everything is saved every millisecond. So, even if your laptop suddenly shuts off while you're working, all your data is saved. Lost your computer? That's okay, since everything is saved and backed up online. You download apps to replace other little things as well, like games. Because it's web based, everything starts up quickly. Just open the laptop and you get to work. No more waiting for your laptop to load.
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I wish I could tell you after I bought it before it got here my computer died haven't had the money to get another computer yet I'm sorry couldn't help
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Use an old computer ... It works great ... You just need enough hard drive space
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yes, and when it's time to restore, you just boot to the resovery CD and it recovers everything to point in time, everything. So, if your hard drive goes dead, you just plug in a new one and boot to recovery and off you go. If you get a new PC you can recover just your data to the new PC. I think the premium version even allows you to do total restores to dissimilar hardware. BTW I just went to the site, there is a presales chat that will answer anything
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If this is the case, what happens if the original drive fails? Can you just replace that drive or do you have to reinstall everything?
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Thanks, I decided to have them just unplug it, as they only need to back it up occasionally - there is little new data from week to week.By the way, I routinely set machines to boot only from the floppy or hard disk, never from USB or CD for better security. In the unlikely event that they had to rebuild it could be dealt with at the time. In the case of this machine, it's so old they'd just replace it if it ever came to having to rebuild it. By the time a PC is 6 years old I'm holding my breath anyway.