If a program's executable file or setup / install files are not saved to the harddrive, no, the program will not run without the disk in the disk drive.
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Some programs can just be copied from one drive to the other. However, most programs will not work this way. You will probably have to uninstall the program from your master drive and then install it on your slave drive using the program's installation disk.
There are a number of free disk repair software programs one can download of free. Some of these programs are 'CheckDisk', 'Disk Health Monitor', 'Disk Heal' and 'HDD Regenerator'.
To fix a computer disk drive you just put some glue on the disk.
Yes, it comes standard with most computer purchases, but most people prefer buying their own disk drive because some have faster DVD writing speed. If you didn't know, the disk drive is where you insert the CD.
Depends on where it comes from. Disk defrag programs are generally system utility programs, however, you can download some disk defrag programs from websites. In the latter case, it would be considered application software.
a hard disk is a disk inside the hard drive that stores information. A computer's hard disk, or hard drive, is not a part of or mounted on the motherboard, or any of the computer's circuit boards. The drive is installed into some part of the frame within the computer. Its location is not important, because the user does not have to physically access the drive. The hard drive does, however, have a data connection to the motherboard, over which information is transferred to and from the drive.
your drive C:// usually is your hard disk, but d:// is your disk drive (usually). in some cases computers may have more disks (c, d and e drives), in which case the OS disk is probably bigger because your operating system takes up a lot of the space.
There are many software programs that can clear data from a computer's hard drive. Some of these brands include Wise Disk Cleaner, Shredit For Windows, and Darik's Nuke and Boot.
No, it actually means that your disk is full and you need to take some stuff that you no longer need on the disk. Either that or get a new disk.
Weird question but alright! Put round disks in computer disk drives. I know there's square disks but, they go in some other drive.
For any disk OTHER THAN THE ONE YOU BOOT FROM, simply open a command prompt and type: format d: (where "d" is the designator of the disk that you want to format) OR open windows explorer, select "my computer" then right click on the drive you want to format (again, it can't be the disk you boot from" If you want to format your C drive you'll need to boot from some other medium, such as the installation disk or a floppy.