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		<title>5 Steps to Back Up your Important Files on Your Computer</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: justify;">Six of the simplest ways of backing up your files is to partition your computer hard disk in to 2 parts. Use six part for the jogging of the operating method &#38; the other for saving all your documents. Why do this? Well, if you store your documents on the same drive jogging your operating method &#38; your method crashes then you will very likely lose all your information. If your cannot partition your had disk by your self, ask a techie to handle it for you. If you already have it partitioned, do this right now.</p>
<p>Now you have insured your documents. If a crash occurs (&#38; you can never know when),then you can still retrieve information from this drive.</p>
<p>1. Go to where you save all your important documents.<br />
2. Copy all the documents.<br />
3. Go to the 2 drive<br />
4. Generate a new folder<br />
5. Paste all your documents in this new folder</p>
<p>Another simple way of backing up your information is to use a free service provided by Google called -Google docs. Google docs is simple to use. You can see it as an online storage &#38; preparation tool or&#8230;</p>


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