Technically, yes, but Windows itself prevents you from formatting the drive on which it's installed on. The best way to actually wipe the drive is to do so before the Operating System loads, ie, by booting from a CD (the Windows installation CD works wonderfully), or via software.
You use folders to clean up your desktop or move stuff around in groups. Every item stored on your PC, whether it is a document, picture, song, game or whatever, is a file. Folders help organize these files, so that for each particular program there can be one folder that contains all the files it needs in one place.
Use the computer file management system. You can organize files in directories, folders, and sub-folders.
The file system.
Start Menu
Computer Management
You can find files better and faster
Directory structure in OS is the stable and scalable organization of files into a hierarchy of folders. It can be added to, but the fundamentals should don't change. These folders help computer users keep track of where everything on their PC is located.
Mirror Image backup for a computer is an identical copy of a hard drive. Mirror Image backs up everything on a computer including all the files and folders as well as the operating system and applications.
No. You'll only have the mod on the computer you originally installed it on. If you want to move modded '.minecraft' folders, put them on a flash drive and replace it with the one on the other computer. This will also transfer your worlds, screenshots, settings and saved servers.
When you share data you are allowing other people to see whatever folders are shared on your computer and you can see whatever folders are shared on their computer. There are some inherent problems, like someone deleting an important paper you wrote and stored it on the shared network. Some disgruntled employee could easily delete everything on the shared network. Finally, someone could change data that you had on the shared network.
you need a password
Windows Vista provides two tools for exploring the files and folders on your computer- WINDOWS EXPLORER and the COMPUTER WINDOW. Both display the contents of your computer, using icons to represent drives, folders, and files.
hierarchical structure of Directories
Yes.
Yes, your computer knows what your doing. Your computer does keep certain logs of your activity.
It eraces everything on the card and makes the psp's folders for music, videos and all of the other folders.
Having multiple folders open at one time could probably slow down your computer, but that would depend on how much RAM you have. Nowadays you would probably need hundreds of folders open to make a dent in the average computer. So it's very insignificant