YES
there are 74 minutes stored on a CD
You cant remove the virus is the file is burnt permanently into the CD
A CD is a way to store data. So if a virus has been written on the CD, then it can.
I think you mean DVD. There is no way to load a virus onto a CD. The virus must be safely downloaded, perhaps in a zip. file and then burned onto the DVD. The victim must then install the program.
Yes, if you purchase an audio CD from the store it will be virus free. Though, if you burn a CD or rip a burned CD to your computer that has audio files on it from file sharing programs such as Limewire and Frostwire then it does have a chance of having a virus on it. iTunes downloads are also virus free, and if they are burned onto a CD they will remain virus free. Hope this helps.
data is stored on a CD with etches every etch is a 0 every non etch is a 1.
No, you can't get a virus from ripping a CD. Viruses come from bad downloads and websites on the internet, and CDs and CD ripping does not use or require the use of the internet.
A virus vault is where viruses found by an Anti-Virus are stored so they can not do damage.
The energy stored in a CD player is electrical energy. This energy powers the circuitry and components in the CD player that are required for it to function correctly.
Some really can, yes.
It can if an affected file is transmitted via the CD.
The nucleic acid of a virus is stored in its viral capsid or envelope. The capsid or envelope protects the genetic material of the virus and helps it enter host cells to replicate.