The old computers need to have the harddisk heads "parked" before the computer is recycled. Otherwise, the heads could hit the magnetic surface, and then a couple of clusters are compromised. Old computer means older than a 80286. If your computer is older than that, you need to park the heads before shutting down. Otherwise, the heads will automatically be parked. The operation is done by running a program. Depending on the operating system version, there are some programs, but usually their name is park.com and spark.com (notice .com - indeed this stuff is for very old computers) After the program is invoked, a message like "the heads are now parked, you can shut down the computer" will be displayed.
To recycle an external hard drive you must take the hard drive to an appropriate site. Certain businesses such as computer stores will offer services to destroy and dispose of the hard drives for a small fee.
A vacuole holds food and waste that isn't immediately needed by the cell. I would compare it to the hard drive or the recycle bin. The hard drive stores files that aren't needed immediately by the computer and the recycle bin is a division of the hard drive that holds waste you aren't ready to get rid of yet.
Put all important files in an external hard drive, delete all files on the computer, not the external drive, empty the recycle bin, copy drive to computer, then you're done.
Because - if the program is still running, there will be 'residues' in the computer's memory and hard-drive. Terminating the program clears the program from the cache - to allow for more thorough removal.
Because - if the program is still running, there will be 'residues' in the computer's memory and hard-drive. Terminating the program clears the program from the cache - to allow for more thorough removal.
RAM (Random Access Memory) is a temporary source for your computer to dump files and associations. Unlike Hard drive memory this area is meant to be cleaned out and overwritten often and the more of it you have the more you computer can store in it before it has to wipe sectors out that are old and not needed. with a low count of ram you computer has to overwrite files that it wanted to keep and thus has to go through a cycle of returning and recycling, with more room your computer has more time before processing a recycle and thus it doesn't have to fight for room so much. in short more RAM will allow you computer to store temporary files associated with the current program or set of programs. the more you have the more you can do before a recycle of a needed/uneeded file.
Files that have been deleted from the computer by the user can either be deleted from the hard drive directly or sent to the recycling bin. Files that are detected by your anti-virus software are often sent to a quarantine folder on your hard drive.
Yes, with the right equipment and software as it leaves a permanent image n the hard drive.
To permanently disable, remove the drive shaft from the transfer case to the front differential.
The default maximum size of the Recycle bin is 10 percent of the hard drive. For example if the hard drive is 500 GB then the recycle bin is capable of holding 50 GB.
Drive it off a cliff or head on with a semi :) just jump out before impact!
Run msconfig (window 7) disable it in start up