If you are upgrading a desktop computer hard drive, you will need to purchase a 3.5-inch drive available in most department stores. Laptops use a 2.5-inch hard drive. 2.5-inch hard drives also are common and easy to find if you are looking to upgrade.
The type of hard drive depends on the computer, not the operating system.
a hard drive is hardware (stuff built into a computer). the hard drive is a disk that stores a massive amout of computer memory. my computer hold 140 gigs of memory. so in other words a hard drive is just one amazing disk.
I would want to buy something that has a CPU of 3.0 GHz or more and about a 250GB or more hard drive. You can find such computer systems at http://www.vinixcomputer.com
it depends on what kind of computer you have, butreally you just would open the computer case, then unscrew the hardrive from the bracket and there you go.
The system BIOS (basic input output system) is what defines the largest size hard drive your computer will be able to use. You must find out what kind of motherboard and its BIOS version to find out if there is a limitation. Operating systems, including very old systems, can use all of the drive (even if it must see the drive broken down into smaller partitions, IE: see it all in small bites).
Sata is a different kind of disk. If your computer onlyhas a PATA drive connection you won't be able to run SATA. You should be able to find a SATA disk controller or upgrade your motherboard.
it is the primary storage unit of a computer
hard drive
It lives on your hard drive (drive c:) in what application were do I find the javascript so I can enable it..
go to start>and right click on computer, then properties, it will tell you there on the opening window.
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There are different ways to achieve this, and an easy way is to put an old hard drive into a docking station. It's kind of like a dock for your ipod- you set the hard drive in a plastic case that connects it to the computer with a cable.