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What is the underlying disk drive structure that enables you to store information on your computer?
File System.
Which one of the following enables users to transfer data from a handheld computer to a personal computer?
flash drive
What hierarchical structure dose the operating system enables you to organize contents of your computer?
The hierarchical structure of the operating system is divided into different parts. The drive is the highest structure of organization while a file is the lowest.
What does S drive stands for in a computer?
system drive
The nuts and bolts of a computer system?
the system that is very important in a computer drive
Can installing a new hard drive in a computer cause a system failure?
Yes, if there is no operating system on the new drive, then your computer will not run.
What is an item of hardware that enables you to store your work on CDs?
A CD writer attached to a computer.
What devices enables you to input data and commands into the computer?
through keyboard only we can enter the commands into the computer.
Which of the following icons should you select if you want to find a file on your computer?
If you want to find a file on your computer hard drive then depending on what Operating System you have use either the Find file (Command + F) or Search function under the Start Button. This will find files by Name, Date Created or as many options as your computer operating system enables.
What is master drive?
A master drive is a new system brought to modern cars that enables the car to go into master drive mode controlling the power and stering of you vehicle.
What is a major drive to a computer?
That would be your hard drive since it holds your operating system.
What is the L drive on a computer?
The L drive on a computer typically refers to a specific drive letter assigned to a local disk drive, such as a hard drive or solid-state drive. Drive letters are used by the operating system to uniquely identify each storage device connected to the computer. The L drive letter is usually assigned by the system administrator or automatically by the operating system during the drive partitioning process. Users can access and manage files stored on the L drive through the file explorer or command line interface.
