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The simple answer is that a computer needs a hard-drive to store the operating system and data, and a motherboard to hold the many components, circuits , etc. So take away any part and the computer won't work!

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The operating system is used to execute commands to the components in your computer. A failure of this is that it 'clogs' up the hard drive. A common fix for this is deleting a specific folder in your computer. To do this you go to Computer/LocalDisk/Windows and delete a folder called 'system32'. This frees up space in the hard drive with make your PC run faster.

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