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How many startup disks are needed to boot Windows 2000 from a floppy disk?
4 "four" rescue disks.
How many disks was Resident Evil for the original ps?
only 1 disk...
How many startup disk are needed to boot windows 2000 from floppy disks?
Four
How many floppy disks are needed in order to boot windows NT from disk?
100
How many disks are in the CD Hannah Montana 3?
the CD only has 1 disk in it i have the CD and its wonderful
How many disks do you need for sims 2 bonvoyage?
it comes with two disks. you need to have both of them to install the game, and after the game is installed you only need disk 1 to play
Internal hard disk is what?
A device for permanent data storage. It consists of many non-magnetized disks which are hard.
What is an internal hard disk?
A device for permanent data storage. It consists of many non-magnetized disks which are hard.
Can you store photos on floppy disks?
Yes. Many of the first digital cameras stored their photos on floppy disks. A floppy disk may not be able to store a very high resolution image, however.
How can two hard disks work together in a system?
Very well. A single system can share many disks. there are several protocols that have various methods of dealing with multi-disk systems. Check the Internet for RAID which is a group of protocols for redundant arrays of disks, some protocols allow one disk to fail and be replaced while the system still remains running and no data is lost.
How many disks was resident evil code veronica x for the ps2?
There is only one disk for Resident Evil Code Veronica X.
Why optical disk is not used in hard disk?
Optical disks are defined as "Write Once/Read Many" media. Some optical disk can be re-written. This is accomplished by burning the first layer smooth and writing the bit bubbles again. This can only happen a few times before the optical media is spent. Magnetic disks are defined as "Write Many/Read Many" media. This is what is needed for the continued operation of a computer over any extended duration.
