There is a small slide-switch on the floppy to write or protect
check to make sure the disk is not write protected. there is a little tab on a corner of the disk that prevents overwriting.
It is a good idea to write protect on a floppy disk because it is a back to make sure the disk doesn't get overwritten. A disk can also be write protected by pushing a small tab on top of the disk to reveal a hole.
No. You make sure it is off. If a disk light, or the light of any kind of storage drive, is still on, then it is active and should not be removed.
No. If you will have insulation around a can, make sure it is thermally protected.
make sure its not :[a] a hidden folder[b] read/write protected -i.e. check its privileges[c] that its your computer :)[d] doesnt have a virus
If the video is coming from a digital source such as a camera, computer or online source, most computers today can write a DVD in it's disk drive, just make sure that the disk being used is a regular DVD writable disk.
I am not sure you can, but you can make the files read only...
Make sure that the disk uses a format that windows recognizes
Clean the disk of any dirt or smudges, make sure its not scratched.
Make sure that this game is a ps3 game and also check the disk for any scratches.
Create a dos boot disk. Make sure that it contains FORMAT and FDISK. If you have access to Windows 98 then you can create a boot disk.
Yes, mistakenly deleted photos from an SD card can often be recovered. When photos are deleted, the files aren’t immediately erased—they’re marked as free space. Using recovery software like MobiKin Doctor for Android, Recuva, or Disk Drill, you can scan the SD card to locate and restore lost images. To maximize recovery chances: stop using the SD card immediately to avoid overwriting data, connect it to a computer via a card reader, and run the recovery software. While most photos can be retrieved, heavily overwritten or damaged cards may prevent full recovery.