Laptop systems are more fragile and therefore highly susceptible to damage to their hard drives.

There are many companies online that can offer you internet-based laptop data recovery. This allows you to ship of your laptop to company headquarters and have it shipped back to you after data has been recovered.

Some problems you may experience with your laptop is a dead screen, hard drive crash, etc. There are different types of laptop data recovery operations you can perform. Laptop data recovery can allow you to recover files after such events and after technical malfunctions. You may also be able to recover MS Word, Excel or Power Point files that you may have accidentally deleted.

Laptops can receive a lot of abuse and their hard drives can get damaged. You may need laptop data recovery support if:

- You dropped your notebook and it no longer turns on. - An unsolicited e-mail has downloaded a Trojan or virus on your laptop. - The laptop’s hard drive crashes. - You accidentally deleted some important company files and you want them retrieved in a hurry before your boss finds out.

If you have lost important company data and your boss just says to go and recover it, rapid data recovery can be a solution. Often companies can perform emergency operations to recover lost data and get you on your way in only 24-48 hours. However be prepared to pay up for these services. The services will be worthwhile depending on how important lost data is to you or your business.

If you are involved in management of a company, you may want to keep contact information of a reliable data recovery specialist near your desk. You never know when you may need one.

3. Does company use a universal toner for all printers within a manufacturer? Some suppliers try to save money by using one toner per printer model, i.e. one toner for all HP cartridges. This may not effect print quality, but it will effect yield. Each model of printer has different characteristics, which means different toners. An example of differing characteristics is fusing temperature of printers.

4. Are all of companies cartridges post tested? Some suppliers do not want to invest in all printers, or do not do enough volume to make this affordable. This is most important step. These cartridges have to be rebuilt by hand, which introduces human error. Forgetting one step can cause failures that can only be picked up in post-testing.

5. Does company replace label on cartridge? Some companies leave OEM label on their cartridges; this is a copyright infringement. Other companies do not have any labels on their cartridges. This is legal, but can be confusing if you have different model printers. See if company replaces label with a new descriptive label, which should have machine that cartridge goes to on it.

Be careful of any company that will not provide you with this information. Many companies still do not have proper testing methods because of cost. Also, beware of inexpensive cartridges. In long run these will probably cost more, due to failures and poor print quality. Being informed is best way to insure that you are getting most for your money. Companies that supply a quality product will not hesitate to answer any questions you have. Companies that refuse to answer or give someone proverbial run round probably do not have answers. Good luck and I hope that this article can help answer your questions and save you some money.

Donald Broda Senior Production Specialist www.brtoner.com donald@brtoner.com