Yes, if you reinstall the Operating system. No, if you don't.
You need a hard drive, thumb drive or SSD drive in order to use an operating system. It will still start up but will stop at the load screen and will just wait for an Operating System to start up from. You can use a start up disk to use but you will not be able to do anything other then look at the pretty icons.
No. However, if you remove the hard drive, it can be used as a regular hard drive in a computer.
The hard disk drive stores information on the computer. It has read and write capabilities and the information stays there when the computer is turned off.
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The hard drive cache is used when accessing files on your hard drive and a larger cache does improve file operation speeds.
no because if it was you couldn't use a computer.
Depends on what it is on your computer. On my computer it is my CD ROM drive, on my other computer it is a stand alone external hard drive. It can be a USB drive or just about anything. More information on what you have on your computer, the question could be correctly answered. Thanks Gene
A hard drive enclosure plugs into a computer to provide external storage. Its main purpose is to provide extra storage on a laptop or computer and to transfer files between computers. An external drive is also useful for backing up data on a computer.
yes! A single portable hard drive can be used to back up more than one computer. but don't forget that which backup file is of which computer
A disk hardware device refers to a physical hard drive. A physical hard drive is used to store information and often the operating system in your computer.
"I will dismantle this computer to install new RAM and a new hard drive."
GB stands for Gigabytes and is used to measure how much space you have on your hard drive.