The program does not monitor any files. It gets the files by examining the file system (so called on-disk format of the files). Then the files are marked with special attributes and names. Recovering is similar: the programs scans the hard disk and searches for a special pattern: the stamp of a directory ('.' or '..') and then assumes a lost directory. This may occur if you overwrite a prior saved file and another software application is using this file.

The program does not monitor any files. It get the files by examining the file system (so called on-disk format of the files). There the files are marked with special attributes and names. Recovering is simular: the programs scans the hard disk and searches for a special pattern: the stamp of a directory ('.' or '..') and then assumes a lost directory. This may occur if you overwrite a prior saved file and another software application is using this file.

Yes, we recover from many types of Backup software, including compressed backup products from: Veritas®, Seagate®, MS Backup®, Retrospect®, etc. Extra fees are required in most cases for backups, please ask us for details.

You must first hook up a monitor and keyboard to the Two-Can64 you want to restore. Then you put the Recovery and Restore CD in the DVD/CD-ROM drive and reboot the system. When the Recovery and Restore CD boots up, it will present you with a menu that allows you to select the restore level you want. Everything after that is automatic. You can order a Two-Can64 with any audio card or MIDI interface you prefer. Please contact us for details. Any specially ordered Two-Can64 is NOT returnable.

No, Disk Doctors NTFS Data Recovery Software recovers data from NTFS and NTFS5 drives only. If a NTFS drive has been reformatted to FAT still you should use this version of the software to recover data from the older NTFS drive.

No, Disk Doctors FAT Data Recovery Software recovers data from FAT16, FAT32 or VFAT drives only, if a FAT drive has been reformatted to NTFS still you should use this version of the software to recover data from the older FAT drive.

Yes. If you import a CD or DVD that is not recognized by the Kaleidescape Movie Guide or Music Guide Services, then you can use the Web Utility to add your own information. For an unrecognized DVD, such as a home movie, you can list the cast and director, assign genres, write a synopsis and upload cover art. For an unrecognized CD, such as a recorded home performance, you can list the artist, release date, and track names, assign genres, write a review, and upload cover art.

Yes. Writing to CD and DVD discs is supported as long as you have some packet writing software installed on your computer. It usually comes bundled as a part of larger CD / DVD recording software packages and makes your CD or DVD drive act as a standard, transparently write-enabled drive. Packet writing software uses UDF-formatted CD and DVD discs, and allows GRBackPro to write to your CD / DVD drive by treating it like a hard disk or a floppy diskette, using the regular drive letter.

Simply cease to use CD / DVD as a direct target for your backup operations. Set up GRBackPro to run your scheduled events and let it create backups to your hard drive automatically. Every week or month you can copy the backup copies created with GRBackPro to your CD / DVD device manually, with your favorite CD / DVD recording software or Windows XP built-in CD / DVD recording feature. If it's really necessary to run automatic CD / DVD backups, consider buying a good packet-writing tool.

Many computers come equipped with a CD or DVD drive, which can be used to make backup copies of your data. These are manual processes and as such involve time and effort; and as a consequence it may often be neglected.

You will need to setup the CD-ROM in DOS. Please refer to "Creating a BOOTDISK" or "Manual Installation". Once you get the CD-ROM to install in DOS, please refer to the 3rd party instructions provided by you computer's manufacturer. It is a known problem in Windows 95. You will need to go to Microsoft's page and look up the article Q153471. The patch file to download is called REMIDEUP.EXE. You have a DOS card service loading in the CONFIG.SYS. Using a text editor, edit the CONFIG.

Pressed CD's are manufacturered (Much like your Audio CD's you purchase at your music store). They are silver sided, and are pressed using a Glass Pressing Master. CDR's are blank CD's that are "burnt" on demand in a CD Burner. Pressed CD's have to be done in large quantities, and take 3-4 weeks to produce, but are cheap and very robust and reliable. CDR's are more expensive, less robust, but can be produced on demand.

The Recovery CD contains a copy of operating system preloaded with your computer. It is used to restore your operating system files.

You will need to setup the CD-ROM in DOS. Please refer to "Creating a BOOTDISK" or "Manual Installation". Once you get the CD-ROM to install in DOS, please refer to the 3rd party instructions provided by you computer's manufacturer. It is a known problem in Windows 95. You will need to go to Microsoft's page and look up the article Q153471. The patch file to download is called REMIDEUP.EXE. You have a DOS card service loading in the CONFIG.SYS. Using a text editor, edit the CONFIG.

We only use professional quality CD discs and DVD discs. Curently we use white-coated 700MB/80 min CD-R's and white coated 4.7GB 4X DVD-R's to ensure the highest reader compatibility.

You can use Folder Guard to restrict access to the CD/DVD drive of your computer, but such protection will be in effect only on your computer, where Folder Guard is installed and configured properly. If you insert a disc in the CD/DVD drive of some other computer (that does not have FolderGuard on it), the disc will NOT be protected. If you need to create password-protected CD/DVD discs, you need to use an appropriate encryption program. Please visit the following web page for more information:

Many people think that you need to use a DVD in order to use video. You can in fact put video onto a CD-ROM. The video will play on most computers that have either a CD-ROM or a DVD-ROM drive. However, if you choose to go with a DVD instead of a CD, the disc will ONLY play on DVD-ROM drives, not CD-ROM drives. Depending on your audience, you will need to decide how you expect that people will use the CD.

That depends entirely upon "how crashed" the drive is. But SpinRite is often credited with performing "true miracles" of data recovery. Please read some of the true-life SpinRite testimonials we have received to get a sense for what SpinRite has done and can probably do for you if you ever need it. It is obviously possible for a drive to be so totally dead that it is only useful as a door stop. But today's modern drives struggle to stay alive and to die slowly.

quot;If you have a DVD burner and movies you'd like to make backups of, you may want to get it--while you can."

You should download CDROM template, if you want us to burn your content into a CD and silkscreen print your logon on the CD surface. You should download CDR template, if your want a blank CD and we silkscreen print your artwork on the CD surface. [Go to download page]