slow seek time, read only/limited rewrite cycles
you cannot install a game with two disks with only the first! all the data in on the second!
All mirages are optical illusions but all optical illusions are not mirages.
All mirages are optical illusions but all optical illusions are not mirages.
If your asking should YOU keep the disks when selling or giving away your computer, There's really no reason I can think of to keep the disks when selling the computer. For most computers, Mac or Windows, the OEM disks have all the repair and install applications on them for THAT particular computer so using them on another wouldn't work very well if at all. OEM disks (disks that came with the computer new) are made for that specific hardware in that computer, Retail disks have a generic installer with all model computers software that is compatible with that OS and will read the computer that it is copying to to just install the software for that model computer. If your asking if other people keep the install disks when selling then I can't answer that. Some do some don't.
No. Optical storage is something that can be read using the aid of light. So CD's, DVD's would be examples of optical storage. Spinning hard drives are not optical either. They use magnetism to store data.
You need to reload your operating system and then all the applications.
RAID 5
None! Or you can take all disks out or they can be broken So always back your work up!!!
Not all computers support booting from a USB Flash drive, and you cannot install Windows from a USB flash drive without extensive effort.
All over the world.
My Singer 3343c works with disks. The disks need to have the stitch width (zig zag width as it were) changed from zero to some width. When the stitch width is 0 all the disks are a straight stitch.
CD-R disks are NOT re-writable. Look for disks labeled CD-RW.