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these tips.
Most Important: Back up Your Customer Databases and Payroll RecordsWhat's the heart and soul of your company? People have different opinions, but certainly your customer or client database has to rank high.
Inside one or two data files are all the nitty-gritty details including what they buy, when they buy, how they pay and so forth. Contact lists also are.
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So, where would you be if you lost your database? How would you feel if you attempted to open your database and it wasn't there? Not good, I'll bet. So you should be backing up.
Also mission-critical for backups are your employee payroll records. You don't want to lose the information that you have to report to the tax.
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department. Your employees don't want problems with them either. And they certainly don't want to be paid late.
Protect Your Registry SettingsYou should be backing up all of your data. But if you don't, a third item you should have high on your priority list for regular backups is.
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your Windows Registry. This is the huge database that tells your computer how to run. Without it, you have an expensive paperweight.
Most backup programs allow you to back up the Registry automatically. If not, you can easily do it manually. Here's how:
• Click Start > Run.