Monday, December 17, 2007
Time Machine to the Rescue
For those without data backup systems, or even for some of you who do, I have a short story gone right...
Leopard Time Machine has already rescued a client from data disaster and down time. The loss of a hard drive can occur without any warning. One day the Mac works; the next day the drive is dead, signified by a flashing question mark on your screen during startup.
I can report to you that one client has already been there, and done that, with a minimum of stress. The hard drive mechanically failed shortly after the fortuitous install of Leopard. Replacement of the broken drive was followed by automatic restoration of all files and applications.
Some software upgrades are mere eye candy and hoopla. Leopard isn't.
Leopard Time Machine has already rescued a client from data disaster and down time. The loss of a hard drive can occur without any warning. One day the Mac works; the next day the drive is dead, signified by a flashing question mark on your screen during startup.
I can report to you that one client has already been there, and done that, with a minimum of stress. The hard drive mechanically failed shortly after the fortuitous install of Leopard. Replacement of the broken drive was followed by automatic restoration of all files and applications.
Some software upgrades are mere eye candy and hoopla. Leopard isn't.
