Showing posts with label backup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label backup. Show all posts

July 2, 2009

How to Backup Your Blogger Blogspot

New eHow Article:
How to Backup Your Blogger Blogspot

Preview: If you've had a Google Blogger blog for a while, you've probably starting wondering - How do I backup my blogspot? What do I do if something happens to it? What if I accidentally delete something? By creating an offsite backup - that is, a backup you keep on your home computer - you can guard against possible failures. Google has implemented some features that makes creating an offsite backup of your blog easy...

July 1, 2009

How to Make Gmail a Free Online Storage Drive

Every since Google launched Gmail, they've been adding more free storage. Recent counts put the total space over 7GB. An online backup service can be pretty pricey, but if you're feeling adventurous you can actually convert your Gmail to an online backup service! Best of all, it's free.

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June 5, 2009

How to Backup Your Twitter Account

Everyone is always wondering how to backup their twitter account. It's a good idea, as backups are one of the many things twitter doesn't actually provide themselves. I'd recommend everyone with a Twitter account check this out. Backup your Twitter!

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May 7, 2009

How to Speed Up Time Machine's First Backup

Because of Time Machine's incremental backup method, only a small amount of data needs to be sent over your network to backup to a wireless Time Machine. You can connect a disk to your router or Airport, click a few buttons and you'll have a reoccurring wireless backup system. While this generally works out very well, that initial backup to Time Machine has to copy all your files and can take forever! Even if you're connected via ethernet you'll looking at a great deal of transfer time. This little trick will make that first backup incredibly faster.

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May 5, 2009

How to Fix a Corrupted Time Machine Backup

Lately your networked Time Machine drive (or Time Capsule) has stopped backing up! Maybe you've received the error message "Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying backup files." Perhaps you tried to mount the sparseimage and found it was corrupted. It's just as likely that you never got an error at all, and just now noticed that your Time Machine hasn't backed up for weeks! If you run Time Machine over a network or use a sparseimage file, then there may still be hope for your backups.

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May 2, 2009

How to Backup or Copy Your Safari Bookmarks and History

You want to backup, copy, export, import, or otherwise move your Safari browser's bookmarks (or history!). Even if you already use a backup solution like Time Machine, you have to know where the bookmarks and history are stored in order to do anything with them. Straight and to the point, the are the simple steps to backing up or copying your Safari bookmarks and history.

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April 22, 2009

HELP: Digg


My article on recovering deleted data without a backup has made it's way on to Digg! Help me out and Digg it

October 15, 2008

How to Recover Lost/Deleted Hard Drive Data on a Mac - Without a Backup

Everyone's lost data - it's quickly becoming a part of life. While backup solutions like Time Machine exist, not everyone has access to them. Here's a way to get your deleted or lost data back off that hard drive without even having a backup!

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