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Schlage locks offer many advantages and innovations that discount brands don't. Because of this, Schlage is preferred by many builders, locksmiths and security specialists. Following are some the features that make these door locks stand out.

The tubular design of Schlage locks makes them almost impossible to pick. In addition, the keys have an abnormal shape and bittings on multiple faces of the key. The forged brass construction also makes them resistant to kick-ins and other types of tampering.

Electronic locks are available for both residential and commercial applications. These allow for keyless entry, multiple user codes, and auto-locking after the door recloses. Schlage pre-programs the electronic locks with random codes so no two locks are the same from the factory, thus adding another layer of security.

All Schlage products are rigorously tested to meet ANSI standards. The locks are long-lasting and easily re-keyed or repaired by a locksmith. While discount brands may malfunction after heavy use, Schlage offers a 3-year warranty on commercial locks and a limited lifetime warranty on residential locks.

The Grade 2, residential locks from Schlage meet the same stringent security requirements as their Grade 1 commercial locks. For example, the solid, one piece design of the deadbolts makes them resistant to attacks with hammers or crow bars. The Grade 1 security also prevents the key cylinder from being knocked out with a screwdriver or chisel.

The security features alone make these locks a top seller. However, innovation with electronic locks, including remote access and control via the Web make Schlage the industry leader in door security.

You can buy Schlage products, including Grade 1 commercial locks, at Popular Hardware. Amy Jo Garner is a freelance writer in Oklahoma who writes on a variety of business and lifestyle topics.

Lost data? What you should do when it happens

The unimaginable has finally happened – your hard disk, chocked full of important data, has crashed,  emitting some strange sound or the infamous "click of death". You don’t have a back-up of your data, and you are panicking because you need the information stored in your damaged hard drive. But no matter how distressed and desperate you feel, trying to retrieve the data on your own might cause further data loss. That’s why we have listed down tips you should carry out to prevent any permanent damage.

1) Do not power up or keep re-restarting your hard disk

If you suspect that your hard disk has crashed, do not power it up or keep re-starting it hoping for a miracle. It’s important that the system remained shut down. Forget about going through the shutdown procedure in the event of a crash - just pull the plug out from the wall. Believe it or not, this will decrease the risk of any permanent data loss.

2) Avoid running software recovery tools

1. If the crash is due to a physical damage, using software utility, such as Window's CHKDSK (short for Checkdisk), could worsen the situation and further diminish any chances of recovery. This action might result in a permanent damage to the data platter if the issue of hardware component failure is not resolved first. Only if you are sure that it’s a logical file system error (such as file system corruption or data deletion), then you may try using   software recovery tools. Even so, you have to do it right and not accidentally re-write the recovered data into the same disk. It is important to note that reformatting will not fix your hard drive and it may even lead to  further complication in recovering thedata.

3) Refrain from opening up the drive yourself

1. Handling the delicate parts of a damaged hard drive should only be carried out in a “class 100” clean room (an industry standard) to avoid any contaminations. “Class 100” clean rooms are cleared of any pollutants in the air, then you also need some special   or proprietary equipment in order to fix the internal parts of hard drives.

4) Do not resort to strange, quirky practices

Although it’s natural to ‘google’ for information on fixing your hard drive, those quirky “life-saving” techniques that you find discussed online may do your hard drive more harm than good. For example, some users insist that placing the faulty hard drive in a freezer will fix it. Although the low temperature will contract the metal bits for it to work for a few minutes, condensation will eventually take place and your data, which may be salvageable before, could now become permanently unrecoverable.

Another common technique is to hit it with a screwdriver. There is no logic whatsoever to this method. No matter how hard you tap on it with your screwdriver, it will remain damaged. Also, purposely dropping it or hitting it against a hard surface is simply deplorable. Common sense will tell you that it will put your hard disk in an even worse situation.

5) Leave it to professionals

Consult a professional data recovery service provider for an assessment. In the case of physical failures, be sure that your chosen vendor has a “class 100” clean lab. Ensure that the vendor adheres to strict data confidentiality if you have sensitive data in your hard drive. Make it known to the vendor not to use third-party outsource and ensure that they have a secured environment to prevent data theft. Ask around or search online for recommendations and genuine testimonials from past customers.

When you are experiencing hard disk crash, the best thing you should do is to immediately seek professional advice and refrain from tampering with your hard drive. This is your best chance of recovering the important data in your damaged hard drive.

Adroit Data Recovery Centre (ADRC) Pte Ltd (www.adrc.com)

Adroit Data Recovery Centre (ADRC) is the first data recovery centre established in Singapore since 1998 with “class 100” clean lab facilities to recover data from damaged media such as crashed hard disks. ADRC currently is the largest provider of data recovery services in Singapore and Asia. Together with the full-fledged service lab in Malaysia, ADRC is also servicing customers from other countries such as Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Brunei, Philippines, Hong Kong and Japan. To date, ADRC has also established a Forensic Computer Investigation and Litigation unit in Singapore as a result of increasing demand in investigation of digital fraud and computer crime.

 

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Adroit Data Recovery Centre (ADRC) is the first data recovery centre established in Singapore since 1998 with “class 100” clean lab facilities to recover data from damaged media such as crashed hard disks. ADRC currently is the largest provider of data recovery services in Singapore and Asia.

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