What is the name of the storagr device that does not allow the data on it to be erased or re written
flash
Normally Volatile memory or storage is the real memory in the computer. It is volatile because if the power fails or is turned off the memory (RAM) is erased or reset.
It is nonvolatile, if you turn off the computer, the disc is not erased. (if you have a dvd bluray or cd and you turn off the cd, dvd, or bluray player the songs or movie on the disc is not erased). It does not use electrons to store data, it uses grooves and bumps in the disc and is read with a laser
A CD-R cannot be erased, once media is put on it, it cannot be taken off, but a CD-RW can be erased and resotred as many times as you want.
eeProm or double e prom is a small chip that holds data that can be rewritten or erased by electrical charges.
You can write to a CDR once. A CDR-W can be erased and rewritten over and over.
Memory cards are flash storage, where data is stored in discrete transistor cells that can normally be erased or changed several thousand times.
Yes
A hard disk acts as a storage device for data. Data is also retrieved from the hard disk. The data that is kept in the hard disk is not erased even when the computer is switched off.
BOB written by Hudson Jordan MSIT tafe cert ll in IT
If you are talking about internal storage, the SCSI drive was the first. However, tape drives were used long before that. Many early computers didn't even have a hard drive, instead the data was simply stored in RAM, and erased after the computer was turned off.
A hard disk acts as a storage device for data. Data is also retrieved from the hard disk. The data that is kept in the hard disk is not erased even when the computer is switched off.