I thought it might be a good idea to start by saying hello to some new readers. If the holiday season brought a new computer into your home, welcome. You may have already experienced some of the best and the worst that current technology has to offer. Were you amazed or disappointed by the stuff you found online. This week's column is about setting up a storage system for your files.
System files are things that make the computer work.
They're important, necessary and shouldn't be removed. Program files are used to run things like Microsoft Word, CorelDraw and computer games. Sometimes the trick is remembering where your saved files are. It's a good idea to make a personal folder and put everything you care about there, so you will be able tofind things in a hurry if you ever have a data emergency. If something goes wrong with your computer, the information on your hard drive can mysteriously vanish.