[LOGic] Bob Ahrens your HDD problems

[Mel Martin]

Not much of what you say makes any sense to me Jennifer. i would 
advise... turn off the computer immediately and call someone who knows 
what they are doing to assess the situation. it may be possible to 
recover your data... but do nothing. turn off the computer.

as for no backup... that is foolish... and should be a lesson to anyone 
reading on the reflector. a regular backup is essential and can be 
completely automated with free software. a flash drive cost very little 
and is probably the best method. BTW, as Bob is finding out... it's 
better to back up the entire Logic folder. With 2GB flash drives under 
$20 there is no reason not to.

i had a drive failure recently and lost nothing... but like Bob, I had 
to rebuild a lot of settings and stuff... I was still fixing things 
weeks later ;-) That's why I recommend backing up the whole folder which 
I do now.

Jennifer wrote:
> I saw your E-mail about your HDD, boy do I have it worst!!!  I forgot to 
> set the computer to see the HDD as a slave, and in a few min's the HDD's 
> logic "Get it, Logic" Partitives, went from NTFS and formatted  with a 
> lot of data including  3500 mp3 files.  My HDD drive went back new, not 
> formated, any ideas, ANYONE.  I lost over 5000 contacts with my Logic 8, 
> feel really sick.  :-(   No back up,  is there a way or software to help 
> me to restore my data.  I know nobody cares if I get on the air again, 
> but the data was a part of me.  :-(
> 
> Jennifer
> WA4CVV, not much of a Ham
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Mel, VE2DC