mechanical failure

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The mechanical failure tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about hardware malfunctions in both military and consumer contexts. One thread reports an F-15 jet crash in Libya attributed to mechanical failure rather than enemy fire, highlighting how such failures can occur in high-stakes environments. Another thread critiques Windows 7's backup system, proposing improvements to prevent data loss from hard drive failures, which are a common form of mechanical failure. These examples show that mechanical failure can affect both specialized equipment like aircraft and everyday computing hardware, with implications for safety and data protection.
  1. cybercore

    F-15 jet crashes in Libya, but 'not shot down'

    An F-15 Strike Eagle military jet has crashed in Libya, although US officials have claimed it was most likely a result of a mechanical failure rather than enemy fire. Both crew members, who suffered minor injuries, have since been rescued after ejecting from the stricken plane, which went...
  2. M

    Windows 7 Improving Windows 7 Backup System: Suggestions for Seamless Data Protection

    There should be a backup system built in to the Win7 ! The original Backup/Restore is a disaster: - it is using aproprietary file format. Every version of MSDOS and Windows has had an incompatible file format. - it does not know what to backup We had some thinking: Normally an user creates max...
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