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DISASTER RECOVERY
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guy's let me say this short and sweet I recently aided the company I work for in recovering fire/water damaged equipment from our old plant after it burnt,1 make sure that it's dry in the first place , 2 dont expect too much,
last but not least if you do manage to get am machine going it probably wont have a very long life expectancy so recover your data as fast as you can and then replace the machine we had a 75%fall out rate overall with about half of that taking place in the first few days and the rest over the next several weeks with only a few real troopers so to speak