In the CMOS.
System CMOS Date/Time is stored in the configuration settings in memory timing to be used by BIOS upon startup. RAM located on the motherboard must have continuous power to maintain the data (Date/Time). When time begins to read slowly or fails to keep up with current time it is a significant clue that the battery for CMOS is fading or may be dead and should be replaced.
hard drive
No, the OS, which stands for operating system, is stored on your hard drive.
The hard drive.
hard drive
reformat the hard drive and reload the operating system. then restore from a backup date previous to the date of infection. all data stored between the backup date and the reformat date will be lost.
Basically everything is stored on your hard drive. Hard drives keep all your information from things you want to keep to things the system automatically keeps for you.
on the hard drive
Hard drive
The hard drive is the main, and usually largest, data storage device in a computer. The operating system, software titles and most other files are stored in the hard drive.
A user memory for an operating system are the devices in which data is stored. These devices can be built into the computer, such as the hard drive, or they can be an external device, such as a USB pen drive or external hard drive.
No, it is all stored on the pen drive.
How do you get a computer to boot up with no hard drive? What are the steps or what is the process of getting a hard drive installed into your computer if it is not bootable because of a missing hard drive.