| Below is a list of articles with the most recent ones listed first. |
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How to Fix Hard Drive Corruption using CheckDisk CHKDSK |
Topic: Hard Disks |
| Over time hard drive could create errors for lots of reasons. Causes like power outrage, power surges, improper shutdowns & age of drive are some of the most common reasons for errors in hard drives. |
| Published: Thursday 30 December, 2010 |
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Read Write Head Change Tool by MDofPC |
Topic: Hard Disks |
| To keep the heads from crashing into the platter is just as important to keep them from crashing into each other although they shouldn’t be allowed to touch the platters. This read write head replacement tool that when used in a data recovery process will prevent the read / write heads from making a... |
| Published: Thursday 30 April, 2009 |
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New Technology File System - Partitioning your Operating system by MDofPC |
Topic: Hard Disks |
| NTFS allows setting permissions on a file or folder, and specifying the groups and users whose access a user wants to restrict or allow, and then select the type of access. NTFS also supports the Encrypting File System (EFS) technology used to store encrypted files on NTFS volumes. NTFS file system ... |
| Published: Friday 17 April, 2009 |
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Hard Drive BIOS Settings |
Topic: Hard Disks |
| As long as it has such a setting, it is best to set the BIOS to Auto, so that it detects the hard drive settings itself. Manually entering these settings might slightly reduce the time it takes for a computer to boot, but it won't be significant enough to make it worthwhile. Some motherboards auto-d... |
| Published: Thursday 16 April, 2009 |
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Understanding our Hard Drive by MDofPC |
Topic: Hard Disks |
| The hard drive which we use consists of seven basic elements, the enclosure, spindle, platter, motor, actuator arm, and interface and logic board. Enclosure is nothing but a simple case of the hard drive which holds the other five components inside it. Logic board is attached on the back side of the... |
| Published: Wednesday 15 April, 2009 |
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Data recovery on failed hard disk by MDofPC |
Topic: Hard Disks |
| There are numerous factors which causes hard disk failure. The most common are power
surges, voltage fluctuations, electronic malfunction, physical shock, wear and tear, corrosion, exposure to high magnetic waves, sharp impact, high temperature
exposure etc. Hard disk failure is increasing highe... |
| Published: Wednesday 15 April, 2009 |
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Hard drive recovery not always possible by MDofPC |
Topic: Hard Disks |
| The best way to avoid such situation where even data recovery service is not possible is to keep regular back up. To stop the drive getting corrupt runs disk defragmenter every three month to keep it in good condition. |
| Published: Wednesday 15 April, 2009 |
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‘Hard Disk Crash’ – What Does it really Mean? by MDofPC |
Topic: Hard Disks |
| Hard drives have extremely delicate internal components which function with extremely complicated mechanism. If this mechanism is even slightly disrupted, the hard disk can crash |
| Published: Wednesday 15 April, 2009 |
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Hard Disk Drives and Their Types by MDofPC |
Topic: Hard Disks |
| Hard disks offer a phenomenal data storage capacity. Today’s desktop drives have capacities available in sizes of 80 GB, 120 GB, 160 GB and 240 GB. There are models with a capacity of 500 GB too. Hard drive manufacturer Seagate recently launched a hard disk with a staggering capacity of one terabyte... |
| Published: Wednesday 15 April, 2009 |
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Portable Hard Disks by MDofPC |
Topic: Hard Disks |
| Many external hard drives are available in the market. Purchase those offered by reputed companies while paying close attention to the price factor. External hard disks are more expensive than the internal ones. |
| Published: Wednesday 15 April, 2009 |
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