Hurricane will cause $ 1 billion each year, including damage to your computer. Unfortunately, they blown away time and time when they blow-off time and time, and time and time for time and time, the computer is lost when they are lost Once, the computer may be much more difficult. As Katrina Evakuee and survivors, I know how important the computer after a natural disaster. In the hurricane season to take over this day, I decided to write a guide to help people protect their computer and data during natural disasters.
Part I: Whether you want to save data or things to have
hurricane seasons, you must always support data. Whether you are planning a storm (bad idea), you need to be evacuated elsewhere, you must have a backup of computer data of optical media such as external hard drives or CDRs and DVDs. Make sure you keep your data in a very secure place. B. Waterproof Ball. Do not leave a backup from your computer.
Next, you should have the following to promote life after storm. 1. Insurance, computer or computer parts company phone number, and all local ISP telephone numbers (including dfüger and satellites). If you have your insurance phone number and phone number of your computer company, you can replace your computer faster if it is damaged. I can not fully emphasize that you have a phone number and access to Windows access to all local ISPs. After Katrina, the Internet was the only way many people facing out. As my broadband is three weeks, my broadband was 3 weeks, and other broadband ISPs were not absorbed except for new orders for storm, and I thought it was buried eight years ago. Your best measures are destroyed by hurricanes and do not have equipment that can cause failure, so use satellite ISP.
2. Back up all files and get all applications and game disks, CD buttons, drivers, and operating system disks.
3. Computer photos and their demonstrations.
If a QUAD slip occurs, the insurer has never been replaced by a significantly lower value. People are very easy to claim "I had it and that and everything will sacrifice last month." Athlon XP rig after sucking for three years was destroyed. As a result, your insurance company may hesitate to replace your expensive computer parts unless you can prove that you own them. Also, find out how much your insurance (including flood insurance) will replace the damaged property. Some policies cover the cost of replacing a damaged asset, while others may cover only part of the cost of damage. Also, find out about your deductions.
4. Blogs or social networking profiles Social networking sites like
myspace were great after Katrina. Friends could find out where other friends had evacuated just by reading each other's My Space.
5. Generators and Gas
generators can power many things, including home computers. Check with your local generator supplier to find out how your local generator works, how to install it safely and properly, and how well your generator works on your computer. Battery backup UPS and surge protector are essential because the generator supplies unstable power. Don't expect gas to be available to the generator after a storm. It is best to have a sufficient amount of gas and some empty gas containers on hand.
Part II: Evacuate on PC Like
families and pets, do not abandon your PC if you can avoid it. Your top priority is to be alive, but if you can afford the car, consider taking your PC with you. You can't rely on your destination for good computers, high-speed internet, or fun activities. Being elsewhere during a hurricane can be stressful. Seeing your hometown beaten up on CNN and Weather Channel will make you nervous and worried, not just the people around you. Having the best computer to surf the internet and play Battlefield 2 is certainly an entertainer. In fact, after the storm, only the internet was available to get information about the neighborhood. The bulletin boards of local newspapers were full of evacuees from all over the area with a lot of information to share about the damage.
If you can't bring your PC, at least bring your hard drive. If your home is looted after a storm, you don't want to give your personal information to others. Make sure the hard drive is in an antistatic case to avoid unnecessary damage.
If you use a long drive, you need to line up some pad or foam (which also works with a blanket) on your computer or hard drive to protect your computer or hard drive from the vibrations of your car. Do not bring your monitor unless you have an LCD and space for it.
Part III: Keep your PC at home
If you don't have the space to put your PC in your car, don't plan to keep using your PC during a storm. There are some safety precautions that can be taken to avoid unnecessary damage to your computer:
1. Cover all open parts of your computer case (fans, vents, etc.) with masking tape. .. Do not use tape unless you do not want to risk removing paint from the case or causing sticky confusion.
2. Cover your computer with the required number of garbage bags. We recommend at least two garbage bags per computer.
3. Consider the height above sea level of the house, the risk of flooding and other factors. If you
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