An External HD is a hard drive that is in a separate enclosure other than your PC that connects via a wire. Most commonly USB, ESATA or firewire.
A printer, an external HD, pendrives.
Open the external HD, find the file and drag it over to the computer and drop in the file you want it in.
although USB's can, hard drives can't Oh heck ya, if it's an internal HD then just buy a bare External HD "Enclosure", put the hard drive in it and hook it to the computer. Have the Anti-Virus scan the hard drive. If it's an external HD, just plug it into another computer with the Anti-Virus software active.
Simply connect your external hard disk to your computer. Then select the songs you want to play later, copy them and paste to your computer hard drive. And after disconnecting your external hard disk you can now play the selected songs from your computer hard drive.
Connect the hard-drive to a computer via the USB port. On the 'host' computer - click on the 'My computer' icon Select the external hard drive from the list of available devices (probably 'E' drive)
It could mean that the external HD is formatted with a file system that your OS can not access. If thisa is the case, either reformat the HD with an appropriate file system or install and boot to another Operating System (and maybe be unable to acess the files you already have on your computer)
Computer backup means backing up data from the computer to a USB/external HD/CD/DVD etc. Computer Backup in process will mean a backup is taking place and is in process for backing up data.
Yes, you do need to plug a HD PVR into a computer to record.
iShowU HD Pro can record sound from external inputs/microphones.
A computer's mouse is an external device.
You can add a HD drive to your PC, add a HD capable graphics card and buy a HD monitor. - Neeraj Sharma
yes it can be played on any computer. if your computer is the intel graphics HD 3000 then you'll have HD graphics that's the only difference.