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There is an awesome free tool for preventing corrupted files that I think everyone should at least know about. What Im talking about are PAR2 files. Its kind of a niche thing, so while some of you may have heard of this before, many of you probably havent. But it can be incredibly useful and potentially a lifesaver. So what Im going to do is go over what these special files do and why you might want to use them, and also talk about some free programs that will allow you to create these files for yourself. So what exactly do these files do? Well put simply, they contain special recovery data that you put alongside the file. And then it can repair any kind of damage or even missing data from that original file. Its easier if I just show you. So lets say for example, I want to protect this here video file from corruption. Why dont I go to the computer and show you how I would do that. All right so the program I have here is called Multipar, which is f