I presume most of the corruption I've experienced is because I stored my data a single hard drive that I used until it completely failed. Of course, that's how

I presume most of the corruption I've experienced is because I stored my data a single hard drive that I used until it completely failed. Of course, that's how most consumers use their systems so it's probably a common experience. Though, I usually only notice it years after the fact. I have a lot of photos and a lot of videos and only view a few old ones on occasion. > "Some could be.." is computing by coincidence That second paragraph of mine is mostly superfluous, and you seem to have read more into it than I intended. Whoops. I should have been more clear. I was not trying to make any sort of claim as to how to do computing. I was only trying to show that there are other possibilities that you would need to investigate and reject before going from your premises to that particular conclusion.