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A presentation on system failure was given by Ong Teng Sin, Hoe Nai Hung, and Lee Tze Wen on July 30th, 2012. The presentation defined system failure as a hardware or software malfunction that causes a computer system to freeze, reboot, or stop working entirely and can result in lost data. Common causes of system failure included aging hardware, natural disasters, power problems, programming errors, and viruses. The presentation recommended preventing failures by replacing old hardware, using surge protectors, connecting uninterruptible power supplies, and using anti-virus software.
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- 1. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PRESENTATION ( FSC11034 ) SYSTEM FAILURE LECTURER : MISS CHRISTINE DATE : 30 JULY 2012 ( MONDAY ) PRESENTED BY : ONG TENG SIN HOE NAI HUNG LEE TZE WEN
- 2. A type of computer security risk A hardware or operating system malfunction
- 3. causethe system to freeze, reboot, or stop functioning altogether causeloss of hardware, software, data or information
- 4. Aging hardware Natural disaster ( fires, floods, hurricanes ) Random events ( electrical power problems : undervoltage, overvoltage, noise ) Errors in computer program Virus
- 5. Replace aging hardware with new one Use surge protector Connect an uninterruptible power supply ( UPS ) Use anti-virus software
- 6. THANK YOU =D