When the computer crashes and you lose your data.
Yes, when you perform a system restore it can bring back a previous virus, if that virus was saved in the system restore point.
One can find information on how to perform an iPod restore in several different places. Some of the places that one can find information on how to perform an iPod restore are: Apple support, or blogs.
You hit the data restore log by pushing a combination of keys on your computers keyboard. This will bring up the data restore log and allow you to restore any files you may have accidently deleted.
Without the help of an expert, performing a system restore, specifically from tape-based backups can be highly problematic and result in data-loss. It is advised that people always seek the help of IT professionals.
Yes, when you perform a factory restore on your mobile device, all downloaded apps, along with their data and settings, will be erased. The device will return to its original factory settings, meaning you'll need to reinstall any apps you want to keep. However, if you've backed up your data to a cloud service or your computer, you can restore your apps afterward.
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To restore your backed up on data on Kies simply go the app and choose the restore option.
You can usually perform a factory reset by pressing F8 to get to the restore menu on the computer. This will restore the computer back to factory.
Staples sells a very reputable software package for data restoring. Norton antivirus also has a very good software download to restore your computer's data.
no, because attempting to 'restore previous to previous data' would cause the universe to divide by zero and reality to collapse.
Non-authoritative restore is the default method for restoring Active Directory. Non-authoritative restore of SYSVOL When you non-authoritatively restore the SYSVOL, the local copy of SYSVOL on the restored domain controller is compared with that of its replication partners. After the domain controller restarts, it contacts its replication partners, compares SYSVOL information, and replicate the any necessary changes, bringing it up-to-date with the other domain controllers within the domain. Perform a non-authoritative restore of SYSVOL if at least one other functioning domain controller exists in the domain. This is the default method for restoring SYSVOL and occurs automatically if you perform a non-authoritative restore of the Active Directory. If no other functioning domain controller exists in the domain, then perform a primary restore of the SYSVOL. A primary restore builds a new File Replication service (FRS) database by loading the data present under SYSVOL on the local domain controller. This method is the same as a non-authoritative restore, except that the SYSVOL is marked primary.