Cash register data loss reasons and solutions

Abstract: Unexpected problems are inevitable in the use of cash registers, such as data loss. So, what is the reason for the cash register data to be lost? How can we prevent and solve it?

The use of the cash register at the catering store facilitates our collection of data, account analysis, and the elimination of many cumbersome tasks. However, there are inevitably some unpredictable problems in the use of cash registers, such as data loss. So, what is the reason for the cash register data to be lost? How can we prevent and solve it?

First, the software is faulty

In the choice of cash register software must choose stable, do not use free pirated software or crack version of the cash register software (click here to understand: pirated cash register software and genuine cash register software difference). Unstable cash register software has a higher chance of problems. Once there is a cash register software error, or a software database error will be very troublesome, and there is no way to recover the software when there is no after-sales service. In the case of using genuine cash register software (such as: Meimai POS cash register software), in order to prevent software abnormalities, the system defaults to backing up data after the end of business every day, effectively preventing data loss.

Second, the hardware failure

The hardware has a hard disk, memory, power supply, motherboard, and display.

If the hard disk fails, the unsaved product data will be lost. Anyone who has seen this situation knows that this is the most unfortunate thing, because even if you change a new hard disk, the product information has been lost and you have to re-enter it. Fortunately, if the hard disk fails, it can be repaired, bad sectors appear, and bad sectors can be shielded. Then the hard disk can continue to be used, thereby exporting commodity data and the like; if the above methods cannot be solved, there is still a possibility to perform hard disk data recovery.

Memory power motherboards are generally not a problem. The fastest solution is to replace them with new ones. These things are particularly integrated and cost-effective. Therefore, it is generally not recommended to repair the monitors. It has nothing to do with the data. In addition to these, there are some peripheral hardware such as small ticket printers, cash boxes and the like will not cause the cash register data to be lost.