How to save my computer memory?

April 8th, 2008 | by computermemory |

jawshoewaa asked:

My computer is about to crash big time [It's always overheating and shutting down]. I thought the smart thing to do would be to get all the pictures, videos, music, etc. off of it before it crashed. What are things I can buy [That are not to expensive] that would be perfect to save those files?

ANDRE

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4 Responses to “How to save my computer memory?”
By simgrin on Apr 8, 2008 | Reply

usb flash disks as well as cds
By Raz on Apr 9, 2008 | Reply

best way take Ghost copy of ur machine!
if you dont have ghost CD, try Hiren Boot cd available on net somewhere….

other option is plug nto external USB Drives this is really cheap option and more safe take backup on USB

Third option backup on DVD

Ta
By tinkterfer on Apr 10, 2008 | Reply

I would suggest getting an external hard drive or investing in a new computer.
Of course, if it’s just overheating, you might just have too much dust in your case or a broken fan. If your computer’s a desktop, unplug it from everything (not just the power), open up your computer’s case (be careful not to shock any of the boards), blow out any dust that’s accumulated around the fan or other areas, check the fan to make sure it isn’t stuck or having other problems.
You can use an external hard drive to store your pictures, videos, documents, etc. External hard drives are commonly used for data backup.
A new computer might be a better idea if you’re sure the computer’s dying.
By snxperxero on Apr 11, 2008 | Reply

USB sticks are dirty cheap now. You can get an 8 gig stick for less than 40 bucks. Also there are usb to ide / sata adapters now so you can eventually rip out your hard drive and back it all up to another machine later.

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