Computer Drives & Storage

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By Tomiko Cary 0 comments
An external hard drive can be used to store digital images, large music files, large documents and other personal files that may take up too much space on your computer’s original manufactured hard drive. External hard drives are portable and ... more »
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Portable hard drives have grown in popularity. They offer a wide range of storage capacity and cross-platform compatibility in today’s computing world. These drives are available in various sizes—from one gigabyte (GB) to 400 GB. They are ... more »
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If you have a very large music collection that is taking up valuable space on your hard drive, then this is the tutorial for you. Learn how to properly manage your music with an external hard drive... more »
By svicinanza 0 comments
These are a few easy steps to having your new hard disk drive up and running in no time... more »
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USB drives are great for storing files, and are a compact solution when moving files to another computer or even another city! They don't get scratched like CDs do, and come in a range of sizes, shapes and colors... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 0 comments
DVDs much like their predecessor, the CD, burn information or data to the surface of the disk. The functionality of many burning programs allows you to burn information to the disk in different sessions. This functionality creates a multi-session ... more »
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FireWire is the Apple corporation's brand name for the IEEE 1394 interface cable that makes high-speed communications possible. FireWire is mostly used for data transfer with external drives, DV camcorders, webcams and digital movie players. Now ... more »
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Portable apps are EXE files that run from a portable device such as a flash drive, CD or DVD. Autorunning portable apps from a CD allows you to run applications on a computer without installing them to a hard drive. Using a CD or other external ... more »
By eHow Internet Editor 0 comments
Afraid of seeing all the work you've put into your blog just disappear? Take the time to back up your entries before you lose them... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 0 comments
Backing up a hard drive is an activity that many computer users neglect to do on a regular basis. The hard drive holds all of the information input by the user and stores all of those data on small delicate plates. Any failure of these parts can ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
If you back up the data on your pocket PC to your computer, you can restore lost files in case of deletion or system corruption. Microsoft ActiveSync makes backing up easy. Just follow these instructions... more »
By pamam 0 comments
When your hard drive crashes it is too late to save of any of your data. Get into the habit of backing up your data to a USB Memory... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 0 comments
There are a number of ways to compress a DVD and back it up onto a Video CD, or VCD for short. One of the best ways is to use a video editing suite like Nero to recode the DVD video files and transfer them to VCD. Although Nero is somewhat ... more »
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Reliable backups are an important part of system administration and disaster recovery. UNIX, by default, includes the tools to back up your files' structure effectively. In addition, regular recovery drills should be performed in order to ensure ... more »
By Edward Contreras 0 comments
To better understand your role as a systems engineer, the fluidity with which you can adapt to knowing the volume of managerial responsibilities that subsume your team is a great place to start. Upon understanding what makes life easier for the ... more »
By red7765 0 comments
Learn to build a computer.. more »
By jjarrell 0 comments
For many, there comes a point when the available internal hard drive space simply can no longer accommodate the ever-increasing number of files. The most efficient and cost effective method for freeing up an overtaxed internal hard disk is to ... more »
By demonkilleresmi 0 comments
For anyone ever confused about burning a cd.. more »
By Tajuana 0 comments
You have a CD burner in your computer, but have no idea how to burn a CD, well here's how... more »
By Alexia Petrakos 0 comments
Don't have any CD-RWs laying around? Does it seem like a waste of space to put only a couple of files on a CD-R? Using Apple's Disk Utility, you can keep the disk open and ready to accept more files as you need to add them. Here is how... more »
By Naz Ir 0 comments
You might have downloaded an ISO or BIN image from the Internet and need to burn it. Here's how you do it, with a free program called DVDDecrypter... more »
By eHow Computers Editor 0 comments
A broadband modem is a device used for broadband Internet access (DSL or cable) for single PCs. Assess the features of a broadband modem and its compatibility with your Internet service as well as your computer before buying one. Here’s how:.. more »
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For the last several years, most desktop computers have come with CD-ROM drives. If you're adding a drive to an older computer, make especially sure the computer fulfills the drive's system requirements. CD-ROM drives can be internal (inside the ... more »
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Digital movies and multimedia files take up a lot of space on your computer's hard drive. Because they can slow down your computer, you'll need a hard drive where you can store them. Still, you should be selective about what you keep. Even your ... more »
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Music lovers often complain of a storage problem, especially when they want to download and store several MP3 files on their computer. The better the quality of audio, the more space is required to store the MP3 format. Here is how to buy a hard ... more »