Everyone, please ensure you are saving documents to either your My Documents folder, a shared Program/Department folder (on the F, G, or mapped drive), or SharePoint. The IT department does backup the previously mentioned locations on the servers.
Friday, October 14, 2011
Saving Documents
If you are saving important documents to/on your desktop, STOP IT!; you are placing your precious data at risk. Why? The IT department does not backup your desktop profile.
Everyone, please ensure you are saving documents to either your My Documents folder, a shared Program/Department folder (on the F, G, or mapped drive), or SharePoint. The IT department does backup the previously mentioned locations on the servers.
Everyone, please ensure you are saving documents to either your My Documents folder, a shared Program/Department folder (on the F, G, or mapped drive), or SharePoint. The IT department does backup the previously mentioned locations on the servers.
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A useful reminder—keeping important files in backed-up locations can save a lot of trouble later. In the same way, students working on major academic projects can benefit from reliable uk dissertation writing services for structured guidance and support.
ReplyDeleteIt is important to avoid saving important documents directly to your desktop because desktop files may not be included in the organization’s regular backup system. To help protect important data, employees should save documents in approved locations such as the My Documents folder, shared Program or Department folders on the F, G, or mapped drives, or SharePoint. These locations are backed up by the IT department, providing greater protection against accidental deletion, computer failure, or data loss.
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