The solutions to non-litigation preservation are as follows:

1. Administrative preservation: You can submit an application for preservation to the relevant administrative agencies and require necessary measures to protect rights and interests or avoid losses. For example, apply to the industrial and commercial administration department to freeze a trademark to prevent others from abusing the trademark.

2. Civil preservation: You can apply for civil preservation to the court, requiring the court to take appropriate preservation measures according to the situation, such as seizing property, freezing accounts, etc., to protect rights and interests. This requires selecting the applicable preservation procedures based on the specific circumstances and providing corresponding evidence and application forms.

3. Negotiated settlement: If the two parties have disputes, they can try to reach a preservation agreement through negotiated settlement. Negotiated settlement can be achieved through intermediaries such as lawyers, arbitration or mediation institutions, so that all parties can reach an agreement and formulate a preservation plan to achieve the purpose of protecting rights and interests.

4. Preservation by technical measures: For infringements in the Internet and other electronic fields, technical means, such as software filtering, firewall settings, etc., can be adopted to protect the rights and interests of individuals or enterprises. This requires the support of technical professionals to develop effective protection plans. Non-litigation preservation refers to a legal means to take certain legal measures to protect one's own rights and interests or avoid potential losses without proceeding with litigation proceedings. It is an emergency measure taken outside of litigation proceedings to ensure that It can effectively protect rights and interests, preserve evidence or prevent possible irreversible losses before litigation proceedings begin or when procedural remedies cannot be obtained quickly.