Comments on: What CD/DVD’s Are Best For Archiving? http://www.worldstart.com/what-cddvds-are-best-for-archiving/ Everyone, no matter how good you are, needs computer help every now and then. That's where Worldstart comes in. Fri, 24 May 2013 18:55:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: J.L.http://www.worldstart.com/what-cddvds-are-best-for-archiving/comment-page-1/#comment-129154 J.L. Sun, 19 Aug 2012 05:56:57 +0000 http://www.worldstart.com/?p=28021#comment-129154 Not about the disc my gripe is of the registery cleaner mess. If a computer processor is desighned to run optimal general format, how can a so called registery cleaner make it run faster? the only way i know is to OVER CLOCK the processor to speed the processing up. Most registery cleaning tools do little if amlmost anything toward that process. CCeaner is one that if FREE and optimizes as well as any pay for use like currently available. Like this one offered CCleaner will get you in trouble as well especially with dll files. As you should know if one is lost from the system because of a setting, some times the OS has to be reinbstalled, and that isn't cheap these days. if you are going to PUSH these sales, make sure that you mkae things really clear what can and does happen often from these tools / applications. I see realy often that the ones that talk about / sell or whatever really miss these points GREATELY-Big Time too. U sell the product because it creates cash flow for your needs, but in same tone, with out properly sharing ALL the concerns probleums and what-if's sales is sales and it shows that maybe you do jopt care, or really know your self about the true operations of the product because dollars is dolars and sales of product mean more that creating a definate repour safely through and within the public. Several of us out here have noiced this not just here at World start, but others as well. relying on the general gullibality through sales pushing products, it isn't healthy for you. Just tying to be helpfull is all sharing what folks see. I have a team and we teach computing one on the team had a doctorial deguree and a minor in computer science. he sees these too and shakes his head. Makes money for him and his repair business because of the way things are offered, but he feels guilty for charging for bad information. Just sharing here. Please be more mindfull and watch how the presentation evolves, not just pushing the product. Might be some thought for future products shares. I have made a few purchases from you folks over the years as well and I have some issues as well with the products and i ask a couple tech about them pass it along to them. Some have been servisable, most well I'll leave this at that. I'm just passing along some intersts that has shown concerns. In and according to the sx tech I know, they rate registry mechanic below the bottom of the barrell in serviceability. causing far more priobleums that usefullness.JL Not about the disc my gripe is of the registery cleaner mess. If a computer processor is desighned to run optimal general format, how can a so called registery cleaner make it run faster? the only way i know is to OVER CLOCK the processor to speed the processing up. Most registery cleaning tools do little if amlmost anything toward that process. CCeaner is one that if FREE and optimizes as well as any pay for use like currently available. Like this one offered CCleaner will get you in trouble as well especially with dll files. As you should know if one is lost from the system because of a setting, some times the OS has to be reinbstalled, and that isn’t cheap these days. if you are going to PUSH these sales, make sure that you mkae things really clear what can and does happen often from these tools / applications. I see realy often that the ones that talk about / sell or whatever really miss these points GREATELY-Big Time too. U sell the product because it creates cash flow for your needs, but in same tone, with out properly sharing ALL the concerns probleums and what-if’s sales is sales and it shows that maybe you do jopt care, or really know your self about the true operations of the product because dollars is dolars and sales of product mean more that creating a definate repour safely through and within the public. Several of us out here have noiced this not just here at World start, but others as well. relying on the general gullibality through sales pushing products, it isn’t healthy for you. Just tying to be helpfull is all sharing what folks see. I have a team and we teach computing one on the team had a doctorial deguree and a minor in computer science. he sees these too and shakes his head. Makes money for him and his repair business because of the way things are offered, but he feels guilty for charging for bad information. Just sharing here. Please be more mindfull and watch how the presentation evolves, not just pushing the product. Might be some thought for future products shares. I have made a few purchases from you folks over the years as well and I have some issues as well with the products and i ask a couple tech about them pass it along to them. Some have been servisable, most well I’ll leave this at that.
I’m just passing along some intersts that has shown concerns. In and according to the sx tech I know, they rate registry mechanic below the bottom of the barrell in serviceability. causing far more priobleums that usefullness.

JL

]]> By: Tony Napierhttp://www.worldstart.com/what-cddvds-are-best-for-archiving/comment-page-1/#comment-128756 Tony Napier Thu, 16 Aug 2012 21:11:34 +0000 http://www.worldstart.com/?p=28021#comment-128756 Readers of PCPro may recall an article on this theme some time ago which recommended two brands, Mitsui (I think it was) and Taiyo Uden whose range includes "watershield" full gloss face printable CDs and DVDs. Readers of PCPro may recall an article on this theme some time ago which recommended two brands, Mitsui (I think it was) and Taiyo Uden whose range includes “watershield” full gloss face printable CDs and DVDs.

]]> By: K.Vee.Shanker.http://www.worldstart.com/what-cddvds-are-best-for-archiving/comment-page-1/#comment-128204 K.Vee.Shanker. Mon, 13 Aug 2012 05:11:21 +0000 http://www.worldstart.com/?p=28021#comment-128204 Thanks Tim, for your detailed reply and suggestions. You've written it well with all the details. In a similar writeup on life of CDs, I've asked for this information only. I'm happy that I got it now through John & Tim!Additionally,do we need to recheck the backup periodically for its condition? Thanks Tim, for your detailed reply and suggestions. You’ve written it well with all the details. In a similar writeup on life of CDs, I’ve asked for this information only. I’m happy that I got it now through John & Tim!

Additionally,do we need to recheck the backup periodically for its condition?

]]> By: Seanhttp://www.worldstart.com/what-cddvds-are-best-for-archiving/comment-page-1/#comment-128202 Sean Mon, 13 Aug 2012 04:59:53 +0000 http://www.worldstart.com/?p=28021#comment-128202 I bought 2 spindel's (100 pack)of 'TDK' brand CD-R and already 5 are 'defective', during a recording session my DVD/CD R(W) drive will just stop because there's some minute 'glitch' on the CD which appearently stops the drive from finishing a CD & finalizing it. My advice: don't use TDK brand CD-R for making a master CD, better off tryingto make a copy where if it doesen't work the 1st time, you can always try another one untill it's completly done. I bought 2 spindel’s (100 pack)of ‘TDK’ brand CD-R and already 5 are ‘defective’, during a recording session my DVD/CD R(W) drive will just stop because there’s some minute ‘glitch’ on the CD which appearently stops the drive from finishing a CD & finalizing it. My advice: don’t use TDK brand CD-R for making a master CD, better off tryingto make a copy where if it doesen’t work the 1st time, you can always try another one untill it’s completly done.

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