Your backup job starts at 150 MB/s. An hour later it’s doing 25 — no errors, no warnings, nothing obviously wrong. This kind of problem is so baffling that it’s easy to blame the backup software. But nine times out of ten, the culprit is something far more mundane: you bought the wrong type of hard drive.
Repairing the CrowdStrike BSOD can be a repetitive task. This article explains how to create a bootable Windows Recovery Environment on a USB disk, and write automated repair batch file. This can help I.T. admins significantly reduce remediation times.
Learn more about how data deduplication and compression work and the benefits that these advanced data management techniques can provide for your backup and recovery strategy.
Discover the best strategies for cloud-based data backup and recovery, and find out how BackupAssist can protect your organization’s valuable data.
Are you running a legacy Windows operating system that has been in end-of-support for years? Don’t worry; I’m not here to give you a lecture on the need to upgrade. For the most part, no administrator wants to run Windows Server 2012 in the 2020s, but they often have to.
Keeping permanently deleted items in your Exchange mailbox backups is important. Microsoft 365 provides up to 30 days of deleted item retention. Beyond this time, items are deleted for good – so restoring from backup will be your only option. Let’s see how BackupAssist 365 handles this.
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