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When a read/write head touches the surface of a platter, it can cause a phenomenon known as a "head crash." This occurs when the head makes contact with the spinning platter, potentially leading to physical damage of the magnetic surface and loss of data. Such contact can result in scratches or other forms of damage that compromise the integrity of the hard drive, often leading to data recovery challenges. Preventive measures, like proper handling and maintenance, are crucial to avoid head crashes.
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Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) have no religious belief, doctrine, or practice related to putting a head on a platter. Mormons do believe that John the Baptist's head was placed on a platter, as the Bible describes, but it would be grotesque and inapproprate to imitate such a thing. The only time a Mormon might put a head on a platter would be as a part of a Halloween decoration, not related to their religious faith.
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Each side, or surface, of one hard drive platter is called a head. Windows Vista technology that supports a hybrid drive is called ready drive.