As time went on floppies, gradually decreased in popularity while CDs were taking its place. The same thing is happening as the market is trying to make laptops thinner and thinner. When that happens, the CD slot become useless and is rejected. CDs will soon be replaced by USBs in the future.
Over time compact disc became more popular than floppy disks and by 2010 there were hardly any computers made with floppy disc drives. If they are used now it is to recover older data.
it depends on what the disc does when you put it in. If it simply does not read the disk then your disk drive is bad (unlikely) or the disk itself is too damaged to be read (more likely) which means you have to replace the disk. If it does not load on its own you may laso have to go into My Computer, or Computer depending on the version of windows you are using and click on the disc drive icon.
When you purchase a computer, it usally includes a boot disk in the form of an optical disc. True
It creates a "recovery disk". This disk allows you to fix your computer if it doesn't boot up.
Yes just download to a disk like you would if you were to start your computer by disk, and just put it in the other computer.
The hard disk is a device which attached in a CPU where data , program ,and folder are being stored .
The short answer is no, it will not ruin the disc.
Yes, it takes longer to load from a floppy disk.
Blockbuster have a machine that will fix any scratched disc for £2, no matter how scratched, but it cannot be repaired if the disk is shattered or snapped and will have to be replaced.
I inserted the computer disk into the monitor and waited as the computer processed and loaded it.hope that works for you (:
compact disc
It means the computer can read it and says there isn't a disc like "I can't read it"
a flat object that holds computer data is a disc