What happens next?

How to protect computers from fire
Create a backup process as soon as you set up your computer or group of computers.
As well as using an external drive or other device to store your computer data, you may want to consider online backup services. These sites store the data off-site, so the data is elsewhere if a fire occurs.

Options are:
(a). You don't necessarily need to have it backed up. You can simply store it in a usb drive, rather than in a computer case or on an external hard drive.;
(b). If you have any money or credit card transactions for the various data groups, you should consider first checking these off-site alternatives. Use a need to space check from the provider and reboot your computer using a usb cable.;
(c). Always backup your data to an external drive or device, not in an external space. If you log onto your computer/group and are asked to create an backup, simply click " create backup ".;
(d). Home and business computers should both be backed up. Most computer data experts believe businesses should do both on-site and online data backup, because few small businesses can survive a catastrophic loss of data.;
(d).