sdr
No, It is a paperweight. An operating system system is required to perform calculations or display graphics. Any media available to the BIOS that contains a boot image is sufficient, such as USB thumb drive/external hard drive, internal hard drive, carom, floppy disk, network *PXE boot, PCoIP zero client.
The system will not be able to communicate with that hard drive.
If you disconnect the power cord to the hard drive, when you turn the computer back on, the hard drive will not be operational. Additionally, if you leave the IDE (or SATA) cable connected when the power cable is disconnected, the system will take longer to POST because it will try to identify the device connected, but it will not be able to. If it is the only hard drive you have in your system, the computer won't boot up because your operating system is on the hard drive.
The characteristics required to start and grow a business are very different from those required to lead an established one. Start-up require unique mindsets and drive.
USB
You can check in system devices under windows.
partitioning
Neither. Partitioning is used for the arrangement of data on the drive. Having more partitions neither makes the drive faster nor impairs its functionality.
because firmware can never be erased because firmware can never be erased
A hard drive can have multiple volumes. The number of volumes that can be created on a hard drive depends on the operating system and the partitioning scheme being used. Typically, a hard drive can have several partitions or volumes.
the hard drive, the backplane, and the PERC. In other words: D. All of the above.
While windows is installing
All hard drives require partitioning. Most have one big partition, and come that way from the store.
System partitioning is a computing term for disk partitions of a hard disk drive that must exist and be properly configured for a system to operate correctly. The system partition refers to the disk volume containing hardware specific files needed to boot Windows (NTLDR, BOOT.INI, and so on). On Intel x86-based machines, it must be a primary partition that has been marked active. On x86 machines, this is always drive 0, the drive the system BIOS searches during system boot for the operating system.The partitons are generally on the same hard disk but the OSs regard them as separate.
Generally, you would need to set up the drive. It starts with partitioning the drive, putting a file-system on it, and then putting data on it, perhaps data recovered from the old drive or the backups. It is was the primary drive, the OS would need to be installed.
No. Partitioning is the process of creating a section of a hard drive that is read as a separate drive by the computer (For example, if you have a 100GB C drive, you can split that into a 70GB C drive and a 30GB D drive). Fragmentation is the process overtime where the files on a hard drive become disorganized and can eventually affect the performance of the computer.
Partitioning