It's well known that electronics does not like to be turn on and off frequently. Hard drives which work 24/7 usually show a better life span than those turned on and off everyday. If you do not use hard drives often then you might actually extend the life of a hard drive by using a hot-swap bay.
It's recommended to have hood ventilation and a power source it will definitely help your hard drives.
No, it will only lose memory if the game is saving information to the hard drive and you unplug it.
Generally, an external hard drive won't interfere with wireless reception. They are plugged into the PC and are not designed to use airwaves. What will interfere with wireless reception are microwave ovens and other devices that operate in the microwave band, as well as metal, thick concrete or brick, and a lot of distance or obstacles. But if you suspect your external hard drive is interfering, you can try moving it or unplugging it.
The DriveSavers website offers a number of tips to help prevent permanent data loss. These include if the hard drive is making any sort of grinding or clicking noise, to shut down the PC straightaway as it could mean the hard drive is damaging itself. Others include unplugging the PC before hard drive removal, and be delicate with the drive as to avoid jolts, and try to avoid giving the drive static shocks.
It doesn't have to cost anything. There are multiple ways on the internet to fix RROD like polishing the hard drive or unplugging the whole console (every plug in it) and then putting them all back in.
Dynamic drive overlay software works by overriding the motherboard BIOS in the computers hard disk and extend the BIOS if logical block addressing is not carried.
You will have to add additional hard drive and create dynamic volume which will allow you to add your new hard drive to a current partition. No, I mean use the free space of one partition to extend the non-contiguous partition, I learned AOMEI Partition Assistant could do this operation, here is the tutorial : disk-partition.com/help/align-partition.html
with external drives, they use USB interfaces. Basically this means, you can swap them from PC to PC, simply by plugging, and unplugging it. (once data has been saved to the drive, and you know it isn't spinning)
YES. When you first push the power button your PC runs a electric diagnosis every time. If it finds even the slightest error it will power down. If your hard drive is causing a short it will prevent the PC from powering on. You probably will get a very brief, say half a second, flash of the power light or a quarter turn on the fans. Best thing to do is unplug the power connection from the hard drive. If the PC powers on (it will not boot up) and stays on then the hard drive needs replacing. If the PC doesn't power on then keep unplugging components one at a time until the PC starts. Tip: Unplug PC from wall outlet before unplugging each component.
a hard drive failure is when your hard drive stops working...
a hard drive is called "disque dur" in French.
* Hard disk drive * Hard drive * HDD
the answer to that is just that the xbox is having hard drive issues you can solve this problem by unplugging the xbox letting it cool off put a few towels on it wait 10 to 20 mins if that does not work take it to the repair service immediately