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  Computer
problems caused by unexpected power failures include the following:
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Power supply unit failure
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Hard disk corruption or physical damage
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Data corruption on local PC
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Data corruption on server
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Damage to PC components such as network cards, modems, sound cards, wireless
network cards, disk drive controllers, video driver cards, memory modules, and
mother-board components.
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Damage to other devices such as network hubs & switches, modems, cable or DSL
network gateways, wireless access points, monitors, speakers, scanners and
printers
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Corruption of data on writable media such as diskettes, Zip disks, memory
sticks, CD-R/RWs
and DVD-R/RWs
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Data
corruption can cause: |
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Loss of or damage to installed software and applications
Damage to the PC's operating system and associated
files, making the PC unusable or unreliable
Loss of or damage to your application data such as word processing or
spreadsheet documents, photographs, music files, contact information, e-mails,
etc.
Damage to the security and virus protection on your PC, making your system
vulnerable to attacks and further corruption
Bills for data recovery or repair (e.g. Sage Accounts database repair costs)
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Think what this could mean to your life or your business.
Don't
take chances - |
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