Coming Events – This Month

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Back Up Your Computer:  Sometimes the unthinkable happens: Your computer fails and your programs and data are lost. The cause might be a computer virus, crypto locker, hacker, theft, hardware failure, lightning or operator error. Hardware is replaceable and programs can be reinstalled but your precious photos, videos, music, financial records, emails and other important documents may be lost forever–unless you took precautions to back them up beforehand. Some people haven’t backed up because they haven’t thought about it much, don’t know how or they think it’s too much hassle. But it’s actually fast, easy and crucial. Doing frequent backups rewards you with data security, self-confidence and worry-free computing. Come to this meeting and get a safety net for your computer and your valuable data.

See the Beginners SIG page for location, contacts, etc.

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The topic is TBA.

See the Mobile Wireless SIG page for location, contacts, etc.

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Coming Events – Next Month

The topic is TBA.

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Restore Your Computer: Continuing last month’s discussion of computer backup, we’ll demonstrate how to use a rescue disk together with a backup image to restore your Windows operating system, application software and data to a new hard disk drive on your computer. It’ll run again exactly like it did the last time you backed it up. You’ll also see how to easily replace a failed hard disk drive on a laptop computer. Restoring your hard disk is one possible outcome of a diagnostic procedure you’ll want to use when your computer fails. (Usually, the fix is a lot less radical than a full Image restoration.) Come to this meeting and see how quick and easy it can be to get your computer back up and running after a catastrophic failure. Bonus: You’ll see how much faster your computer will run when you replace that mechanical hard disk drive with a fast solid state drive. (SSD)

See the Beginners SIG page for location, contacts, etc.

The topic is TBA.

See the CCA Genealogy SIG page for location, contacts, etc

See the AustinGenSIG site for expanded coverage directly from the Website

Also Visit AustinGenSIG on FaceBook