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What is a duplicate file program or disk stored separately?
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Where the Program code is stored?
Memory, disk, tape... it depends.
Why a program must be stored in hard disk?
because if you hard drive or monitor crashes it will save on the hard disk.
What is a duplicate of a file program or disk that you can use in case the original is lost damaged or destroyed?
A backup is a duplicate of a file, program, or disk that you can use in case the original is lost, damaged, or destroyed. Making regular backups helps ensure that you can restore your data in the event of any unfortunate incidents.
When files stored on the hard drive are broken up and stored in different locations this is known as being?
Fragmentation. You can solve this using a disk defrag program.
What is a duplicate of a file program or disk that you can use in case the original that is lost damaged or destroyed?
back up
On older computers changes are made to the CMOS setup data using a setup program stored on what?
a Floppy Disk
Is a duplicate of a file program or disk that can be used in case the original is lost damaged or destroyed?
Yes, a duplicate of a file is a backup that can be used to restore the original file if it is lost, damaged, or destroyed. It serves as a safety measure to ensure data can be recovered in such situations.
What is collection of related data stored in a hard disk?
collection of related data stored on a hard disk
Where are Google Chrome cookies kept?
Google Chrome's cookies are kept the same place as the cache and history. It is stored in the program Data in the disk.
What is the function of Bootstrap program?
hi, it is basically start up program that is responsible for locating lower hard disk addresses where operating system is stored
How information is stored on a computer?
It is stored on a hard disk drive.
Where is working file stored?
A file you are currently working on is BASICALLY stored in RAM. Parts of the file may also be swapped to hard disk, depending on the specific program you are using, the size of the file, and the available memory.
