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The most frequent cause of data loss is still user error. Almost 40% of all data loss can be traced to user error.
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| As the complexity of software applications and operating systems increase, so increases the error rate which can be directly traced to user error. Accidental deletion or drive format and trauma caused by drop or fall are some of the most frequent causes of data loss. Symptoms can include: Previously accessible data suddenly gone or a message similar to "File Not Found Never attempt any operation, like installations or repairs, with which you don't have experience. Avoid moving your computer, especially when it's in operation. In almost all cases, hard drives or files which have been deleted or formatted by mistake can be reconstructed again. |
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