MAINTAIN HARDWARE – Hardware problems, such as a failing disk controller or faulty memory, can also be culprits of file corruption.Most of the time, simply waiting for the software to do its thing will pay off. The message “SOLIDWORKS is not responding” doesn’t always mean it is time to pull the plug. Many users tend to kill an application or force to reboot a computer that seems to take too long to accomplish a task. HESITATE ON KILLING AN APPLICATION – Have patience.A good UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) can help prevent more than just file damage it can prevent damaged hardware such as disk drives, video cards, etc. REDUCE POWER FLUCTUATIONS – As mentioned earlier, a common cause of file corruption can be caused by power fluctuations, which can affect the computer equipment.
But how can I prevent this from happening? Below is a list of ways to reduce, if not eliminate file corruption. Although file corruption is rare, it can and does happen in the scenarios listed at the beginning of this document (See the section entitled – What are the common causes of file corruption?).
