There are many computers that operate without hard disks; some lightweight laptops use flash memory instead of a hard drive; the flash memory is lighter, faster and uses less power than hard drives. There are also diskless workstations that operate using a network; the operating system, applications and data are held on a central server and diskless workstations use the server instead of a hard drive. Depending on what you mean by "computer", items like mobile phones, sat navs and PDAs very rarely have hard drives.
In the classical, common sense of the meaning, no, since you likely meant to ask if it can work without BIOS instructions. Assuming you used ROM to mean ROM BIOS, then no, it won't work without a ROM BIOS. However, true ROM chips have not been used in a long time and it isn't even called BIOS anymore. EFI has replaced the BIOS and NVRAM is used in place of ROM. So you can argue that it can work without a ROM BIOS chip since it might have EFI code on an NVRAM chip instead, but it won't work if that doesn't exist in place of the other.
The BIOS or EFI contains the instructions needed to bring up the computer. Without them, the CPU will try to look for them, not find them, and then lock up, since there would be no instructions to bring up the computer, and the CPU takes things very literally.
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ROM stands for Read only memory. Its not extra on your computer. Operating System cannot load into Ram from hard disk without help of Rom. Rom contains instructions which are used to start a computer
If you removed the ROM chip - then powered up the computer, you would simply get a blank screen. The operating system 'kicks in' because the ROM chip tells it to start.
connecting directly to a vista computer
An EEPROM chip
´whell you can download a ds emulator and download a Pokemon ROM. or you can buy a r4 to ds and download a ROM to it. hope i help!
If I was to purchase a computer that is a average desktop computer how much RAM and Rom should I have?
Some ROM chips, especially "Flash ROMs", can be rewritten by the user, often without special tools. Most ROMs are immutable, however.
no, ROM cannot be wriitten
A computer without an operating system will not operate.
No dear computer don't have ROM
It shouldn't affect the ROM - ROM stands for Read Only Memory. The data in the ROM was written at the manufacturing stage of the computer, and viruses shouldn't be able to affect it.
Yes ROM is the memory that holds everything that tells your computer how to actually start up.