To replace the hard disc on one computer with the hard disk of another you would have to make sure they have the same connectors. If they do then you may proceed to first unplug the computer, remove the cover to access the hard drive (you may have to look at documentation to show you how to remove the hard drive from the case, replace with the old hard drive. Depending on where this old drive came out of, when it boots if the operating system is still intact it will have to update several items throughout the boot process in order to recognize the new hardware.
it depends on what the disc does when you put it in. If it simply does not read the disk then your disk drive is bad (unlikely) or the disk itself is too damaged to be read (more likely) which means you have to replace the disk. If it does not load on its own you may laso have to go into My Computer, or Computer depending on the version of windows you are using and click on the disc drive icon.
The short answer is no, it will not ruin the disc.
Yes just download to a disk like you would if you were to start your computer by disk, and just put it in the other computer.
No there are codes in the game disc that the PC can not access that do not copy
ia have xp widows but i try to install skype but ist said disk is full
Try removing the disk from the computer and plugging it into another computer. If that doesn't work the disk may have experienced a "head crash", meaning that the platter is damaged. There are companies that can recover some of the data on your disk but the price is high. They disassemble the disk and replace the failed components. It generally works long enough to extract the data, but the data had better be worth it because it's expensive.
When you purchase a computer, it usally includes a boot disk in the form of an optical disc. True
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It creates a "recovery disk". This disk allows you to fix your computer if it doesn't boot up.
It is possible to fix a disc in your neck, but sometimes it is necessary to replace it.
Wash the disk with mild soap and cool water. Dry with a soft cloth. Blow out the CD drive with a hair dryer and then see if your computer doesn't see the disk. (We actually suggested this when I was doing tech support for a software company.) Sometimes it is worth trying the simple things first. Second, try it on another computer to see if it is a problem disk--that eliminates the thought that it is either the computer or the disk.
The hard disk is a device which attached in a CPU where data , program ,and folder are being stored .