Just six days ago, I thought I was having the worst day of my life (okay, maybe not actually the worst day of my life, but it honestly felt like it at the time). The reason that I felt like it was the worst day of my life is because my computer crashed. Now, if it has been awhile since your computer crashed (or if your computer has never crashed before), let me just remind of how much this issue sucks. Although it’s probably not something that is on your mind very often, when it finally does hit, there is inevitably something that causes a big issue for you. In a perfect world, we would all backup all of our important information on a daily basis, but in reality, none of us have the time to do this, and since the thought of your computer crashing probably doesn’t cross your mind too often, chances are this isn’t something you really worry about doing.

Unfortunately, while not backing up your information on a daily basis may not seem like a big deal when things are going well, when they suddenly fall apart, you are going to quickly understand just how big of a problem this is. As fate would have it, when my computer crashed, I had just reset the passwords to all of my important accounts. Although I had saved all of my new passwords on my computer, I hadn’t saved them anywhere else. I thought I was going to have to spend days or even weeks trying to gain access to my most important online accounts, but fortunately, my CD recovery program came through and saved the day. I knew that it was a long shot, but my CD recovery program lived up to its reputation and saved me an immense amount of time and stress.