I noticed that both my 500 GB Western Digital as well as my 1 tb Seagate internal hdd did not have the option "enable advanced performance" checked.
HOwever I do have write caching enable.
Being that we live in India and power outages are very common, is it wise to keep "enable advanced performance" checked?
I have a UPS, but if by any chances I don't hear the UPS beeping and I don't turn off the PC in time, what are the chances that my data gets corrupted?
Second of all, is there any program that can sync with your UPS and detect when it becomes active so the computer can shut down on its own, without having to manually switch off the power once it goes off?
HOwever I do have write caching enable.
Being that we live in India and power outages are very common, is it wise to keep "enable advanced performance" checked?
I have a UPS, but if by any chances I don't hear the UPS beeping and I don't turn off the PC in time, what are the chances that my data gets corrupted?
Second of all, is there any program that can sync with your UPS and detect when it becomes active so the computer can shut down on its own, without having to manually switch off the power once it goes off?