On NTFS drives, Its called the MFT (Master File Table), on FAT drives it called FAT (File Allocation Table). This is how your hard drive knows where every file on your hard drive is.
Without this your hard drive will be like a big libray with all the books pages on the floor, you would have have a hard time putting a book together.
FAT. File Allocation System. The way a computer allocates and stores files. This is done sequentially, each file giving a pointer to the next. Just like a filing cabinet I guess.
first you have to buy a cable to connect the phone to the computer if you dont already have one. then connect your phone to your computer, go to start and click "computer". click the last flash file, and everything on your phone will be there if you clicked the right one. then just drag the NES file onto your phones items and it should automatically start downloading it onto your phone.
No it doesnt. It just lets the computer know that the file is no longer needed. It can save other info on that sector of the hard drive. If you really need to get rid of it. Then you need to get a secure data destruction program. This type of program will save "garbage" over the place the file was located. You can always format the harddrve, but what a hassle to replace everything. Hope this helps.
There are many types of files that show up as just file instead of mp4. Your computer may not have the option enabled to view all file formats. It's not the file, but the computer.
Plug your R4 card into your computer and find the saved games folder. Find your saved game file on your computer and just drag and drop it. If its a different file format, you might have to google different format converter or just rename the file and see if that works.
Search any beep audio file in the computer and just give the path of that file in batch file.
The directory - holds the title, type and size of files, programs and system data. It shows the computer where to find everything that's stored on the hard-drive(s). It also stores the physical location of the start & end of each program/file.
Wipe your computer of everything and restart like you just bot a new computer.
there are a lot of ways in order to transfer a file from one computer to another computer. first is that you can use a flash disk drive/ USB to transfer file. you can also transfer file by using internet. attaching your file to your email, then open your email on the other computer. you can also transfer file trough network. if both of the computers are network together, you can access your file from one computer to another. these are only few on the things that you can do inorder to transfer your file. there are a lot more to do, just be creative.
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yes, if its a multimedia file. you just have to drag and drop in the media player you are using.
The mainframe of computer is counting "0" and "1". The computer just counts these numbers and the user does everything with it.