HDGuard Pro: HDD data protection hardware

jmke · 24th June 2004, 15:57

Made in Sweden, HD Guard Pro is a powerful recovery card designed to protect your hard disk from software disasters caused by virus, tampering, accidental data destruction, abnormal shutdown, Windows blue screen conditions, registry errors, etc. It also protects CMOS settings. To protect your hard disk, just insert HD Guard Pro into a spare PCI slot, reboot your computer and specify the partition(s) you want to protect. It will allow you to open your computer to the general users, safe in the knowledge that if they delete files, uninstall/install software, even reformat the drive, data will be recovered instantly if needed by simply rebooting the computer. - That's the manufacturers claim. Impressive isn't it? Let's have a look at the HDGuard Pro...

http://www.bit-tech.net/review/328/

25th June 2004, 22:18

need one !!!!!!

24th June 2004, 15:57	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,022	HDGuard Pro: HDD data protection hardware Made in Sweden, HD Guard Pro is a powerful recovery card designed to protect your hard disk from software disasters caused by virus, tampering, accidental data destruction, abnormal shutdown, Windows blue screen conditions, registry errors, etc. It also protects CMOS settings. To protect your hard disk, just insert HD Guard Pro into a spare PCI slot, reboot your computer and specify the partition(s) you want to protect. It will allow you to open your computer to the general users, safe in the knowledge that if they delete files, uninstall/install software, even reformat the drive, data will be recovered instantly if needed by simply rebooting the computer. - That's the manufacturers claim. Impressive isn't it? Let's have a look at the HDGuard Pro... http://www.bit-tech.net/review/328/ __________________

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