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What device has a limitation that we can only store information to it but can not erase or modify it?
The device you're referring to is a read-only memory (ROM). ROM is a type of non-volatile storage that retains information even when the power is turned off, allowing data to be stored permanently. However, the information stored in ROM is typically written during manufacturing and cannot be easily erased or modified by the user. This makes it suitable for firmware and other essential systems that require stable, unchangeable data.
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What devices have a limitation that you can only write in it but cannot modify or erase it?
A CD-ROM -R is a write to once. More over, you can set permissions on files and folders that can keep individuals from changing or deleting the files.
What tool is best to use when destroying data on an SSD drive?
ATA Secure Erase, you can download a Secure Erase utility from the manufacturer of the device and run it to securely erase all data on the device.
How do you reset your nook?
Go to Settings > Device Info > Erase & Deregister Device
How do you reset your nook tablet?
Go to Settings > Device Info > Erase & Deregister Device
In the event that a mobile device is lost or stolen which two procedures can help protect private information that is stored on the device?
To protect private information on a lost or stolen mobile device, enable remote wipe capabilities, which allow you to erase all data on the device from a distance. Additionally, use strong passwords or biometric authentication to secure the device, making it more difficult for unauthorized users to access your information.
How do you erase cache history?
Depending on what your device is. LOL :P
Reset your device to factory settings on a gba sp?
When you reset your device to factory settings on a GBA SP, it means that you are formatting your device. This will erase all the data that you have on the device.
Under normal circumstances you can't erase or add any information to?
Under normal circumstances, you can't erase or add any information to a?
What is erase cycle?
An erase cycle refers to the process of deleting data from a non-volatile memory device, such as flash memory. During this cycle, data is removed from a block of memory before new information can be written to it. This process typically involves applying a higher voltage to the memory cells to reset them to their original state, allowing for new data to be stored. Erase cycles are important for managing memory wear, as each cycle contributes to the overall lifespan of the memory device.
Why do USB flash drives stop working from write and erase cycles?
USB flash drives will stop working from write and erase cycles when there is a problem with the device.
What is meant by hard copy input?
the device that put an enformation to computer and that cannot be erase
Is a VHS a magnetic storage device?
Yes, that is why a magnet nearby can erase the contents (hehehe)
