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What does error checking mean?
It is checking to see if the disk drives have any infections.
What level of raid does parity error checking occurs when data is written across the disk array?
RAID 3
What is it called when you check your disk regularly for viruses?
Disk Checking.
How do you remove no disk error virus?
"No Disk" Its not a virus........ Its ur disk problem . . . .
What are the five main parts of information processing?
Information processing involves five phases: input, process, output, storage, and retrieval. Each of these phases and the devices associated with each are discussed below.
What does it mean when an error message in a blue screen says beginning physical dump of memory to disk?
If you get an error message in a blue screen that says "beginning physical dump of memory to disk," it may mean the disk is blocked or the operating system has been corrupted. It can be a driver or kernel-mode process tried to access memory and failed due to bad hardware or software.
What are the procedure of checking a drives for error after successful installing windows2000?
Harddrive errors are determined by running a scandisk. Right click on the harddrive icon and select 'tools'. Now find scan disk and run it.
What is a hard disk error?
A Hard Disk Drive Error is an error (physically or via software) that happens in your memory storage. HDDE occurs when a Hard Drive malfunction. Stored information cannot be accessed properly in a configured computer. A hard disk error can occur because of normal operation or external conditions.
Cyclic redundency error in hard disk?
Is a serious problem.
What is the linux program that finds and repair disk error?
fsck
What do you do when your playstation says disk read error and the disk is brand new?
you take it back and ask for a working copy === ===
How might one resolve a Windows No Disk error?
A no disk error is the result of the hard drive crashing. Replace the hard drive, and reinstall the proper Windows software for the specific computer.
