2.Software specific books. These are books you can purchase at most major book stores. They are quite often written by people who are experts with software. The text is often followed by examples which may make it easier for you to understand and therefore you learn quicker.

3.CD tutorials. With some of more popular software you may be able to purchase a CD tutorial. These training aids take you through step by step different functions of software. By "doing", as you are learning you are more often to remember these various functions.

It's never to late to start computer training. The skills you learn today may be all you need to get that promotion or qualify for that new job. Taking initiative to upgrade you computer skills shows your employer or potential employer that you are able to adapt to every changing computer workplace.

Just some RAID systems that most RAID disk recovery specialists should all be familiar with are: Quantum Snap Server; Maxtor MaxAttach; Adaptec AAA131; Compaq; Dell Perc Systems; IBM; AMI; Mylex; and yes, many others!

The two most common implementations of RAID architecture are Levels 4 and 5. Level 4 provides block stripping with a parity check. When a data disk fails, parity data is used to create a replacement disk. Level 5 provides data stripping at byte level and also stripe error correction information, which results in excellent performance and good fault tolerance. These two types are certainly best friends of RAID disk recovery expert as these are easiest to restore when situation arises.

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