Yes
a computer file is software because it is part of a program and not a device (hardware) i.e CD ROM drive,hard drive
You just drag and drop same as moving a folder or file from one drive to another. You click on the file or folder on the flash drive, then drag it to the appropriate folder on the target drive that is a permanent part of the computer.
The hard drive. this is usually the C drive.
no
The disk drive
The disk drive.
Actually, the external hard drive is not located in the computer. It is an external hard drive, which means it is on the outside of the computer. It is plugged into the computer's USB port with a cord.
Your hard drive is not part of the OS however it is where the OS is saved. Your Hard Drive is your file storage, all of your files go there. The larger the Hard Drive the more storage room you will have. The hard drive is usually represented by the letter C.
It is inserted into the "A" drive. Most "New" Computers do not have the "A" Drive
An example of an obsolete computer part is the Floppy Drive/ Floppy Disk.
A hard drive becomes fragmented when a file that occupies a finite storage location on the hard drive is modified and becomes larger. If the finite storage space on the drive is not large enough to store the larger modified file, part of the file must be stored in another location that is not contiguous to the original storage location. Thus the file becomes fragmented. Now your computer must search for the file in two different locations in order to retrieve it. This is what causes your computer to slooow down.
Chip, CPU, CD drive