To many users in the world, MKV means the video can be seen very clearly by using this kind of format. But we may sometimes lose the MKV files by some reasons and want to get them back. Today let’s figure out the reasons and find ways to achieve MKV files recovery.

For everyone else that wants to avoid the cost of odzyskiwanie danych, there are some solutions that are waiting for you to consider. The ideas below are some commonly used methods for backing up data.

Zip drives come in sizes from 100 MB to 750 MB and cost from $60 to $200, while additional disks cost around $10 each. These are sensitive to dust, shock, too much heat, and big magnets. Remember to alternate backups with Zip disks as a damaged Zip drive can damage a Zip disk. Zip disk recovery is possible, but tends to be less successful than recovering other media.

The longer you allow the computer to run, the more of the platter’s surface area you are going to destroy. If you destroy the part of the drive that helps the computer interpret what information belongs where, it’s over. If you’re lucky and only destroy the bit of data you were just working on, a lab should be able to recover the rest. However, the more you try to get that last bit, the more of the platter you will turn to powder.

If the system finds that there is a damaged or faulty hard drive, DO NOT ATTEMPT to reconfigure the RAID even if the system prompts you to do so at any time. Use your own judgement when it comes to handling the system. Once platters are damaged, striping overwritten or changed completely, the chances of getting your data back are slim. Keeping that in mind, try not to reconfigure the system at all. Leave it as it is, and try to sort out the problem through a different route.

There are big differences between the 32 bit and 64 bit versions of Windows 7. Some users opt for the 64 bit version, since, you know, 64 is more than 32. I can’t argue with that logic, and 64 bit Windows 7 is certainly faster than the 32 bit version, but only if you’ve got a 64 bit processor and 64 bit drivers for all of your hardware. If you don’t, then you’re going to run into a ton of problems. Most computer users should probably opt for the 32 bit version, at least until more hardware manufacturers get behind the 64 bit revolution. Many newer machines can run 64 bit Windows, and if you’ve got a laptop that claims to be “64-bit certified” or something of the like, then it’s safe to install 64 bit and enjoy the better speed.

Back up your data before an install. There have been some reports that there’s no way to install Windows 7 without deleting your hard drive. This simply isn’t the case, but upgrades can erase files, so back up all of your data before trying to install the operating system. Better safe than sorry–professional data recovery services can sometimes cost thousands of dollars, and they’ll be laughing at you for not backing up the entire time.