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Backups, Maintenance, and Data RecoveryOur computing devices—smartphones, tablets, and personal computers—are marvelous machines that provide tools for creativity, productivity, education, and entertainment. But they are still machines. Machines—even those with few (or no) moving parts—require maintenance in order to keep functioning effectively. In this case, that mostly means software maintenance. Things like: implementing a backup plan and making sure it’s doing its job, keeping application and system software up to date, and knowing how to recover from a malfunction—whether it’s a hardware failure, a software bug, malware, or human error.
This month, we’ll discuss some best practices for these vital aspects of personal computing to help you build a maintenance plan for your machines that fit your circumstances. Beyond the digital, we’ll share some tips to keep your equipment in tip-top physical shape for longer life and better trade-in value.
Join the Mountain View Computer Users Group (MVCUG) from 9:00 a.m. to noon at the Cochise College Downtown Center, 2600 E. Wilcox Drive in Sierra Vista. We meet in classroom E105. Park in the southern end of the east parking lot, come up the ramp to the east entrance. If the door is locked, follow the instructions on the MVCUG sign. Once inside, follow the signs to the room. A map is available at MVCUG.org.
Coffee, donuts, pastries, and bagels are free, but we appreciate your donations to help offset MVCUG expenses. All meetings are recorded and available for members online. If you are a paid member you will receive an email with the video link two to three weeks after the meeting.
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