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1. Never buy all your hard drives from the same manufacturer lot because these drives often fail together.
2. Check your backup files and hard drive recovery software to make sure you've saved more than just a file directory.
3. Fully restore back-ups periodically to make sure you've saved more than just a file directory listing.
4. Always save undo files to a floppy disk when you're using utility programs.
5. If a utility program doesn't allow you to undo program repairs, don't use it.
6. If an unusual noise accompanies a failure message. Don't run any repair utilities - the recovery engineer will thank you.
7. If the machine is already booted up, run a backup immediately.
8. Shut down the computer to avoid further damage.
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