Thread: computer crash

BTW, Ivalsi hsve learned my music file is over 300GB. My buddy tells me thats pretty big.
And thats the new reduced collection.

Murphy’s Law: “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.”

Addendum to Murphy’s Law: “The odds of a bad thing happening with technology go up with the importance of what you are trying to do.”

There are services that can recover a crashed hard drive. They aren’t cheap, but they are often able to get back almost everything that was on the drive.

My buddy does the "pull things off crashed hardrives" and he said it was a goner! He is a good guy to know as he used to be the head programmer at HP. Years ago. Retired from them and does repairs to anything to do with computers. It seems that most the time i has to do with a electronic componant going bad that controls or reads the harddrive. But he said mine was beyond fixing or recovering what was on it. Figures! Ive spent a few days going through all the discs I have and rebuilding but a lot of files are just lost to me. Now if I wasnt a good guy I could just download stuff from the web. Its illegal and its also a little over my head so I end up with viruses or something.

I know nothing about gigs or anything technical but can't it be backed up to the cloud?
Happy holidays my friend.

That amount of info put on the cloud would cost money. They only give you a little for free. Plus, ive ne er liked the idea of the cloud. I dont know where my info would be or how safe it is from others. Like who owns the cloud anyway. The goverment? Plus id rather have it saved at my home instead.

Morale of the story: music CD's weren't such a bad thing after all.

Heres a number that will make more since to you Leonard. 25,354 songs. Sure glad the computer knows how to figure this stuff out.