If the data has been removed out of the recycle bin, then the file becomes unreadable by the application. If no data has been overwritten, certain recovery softwares can recover the file by following the log information and reversing the process. If the data has been over written, it might be lost for ever to the extent that the data is actually ovr written at the bute level. Often parts of the data still remain locked in some slack space within the disk but is not readable thorugh the normal applications. If you use appropriate software which can read the data at byte level, it is possible to recover the data to some extent. This is the science of Cyber Forensics. Naavi
Because CD-Rs are permanent. Once written to, the data cannot be erased or overwritten.
It can be erased and used again, instead of buying new CD-R's just erase a CD-RW and put the new data on it.
The type of CD that can be erased is called a CD-RW (Compact Disc ReWritable). Unlike standard CD-Rs, which can only be written once, CD-RWs allow users to write, erase, and rewrite data multiple times. This makes them suitable for temporary storage or for situations where data needs to be updated frequently. However, they typically have a lower storage capacity and slower write speeds compared to CD-Rs.
Once CD's have data put on them, it cannot be erased. On rewritable CD's, the reflective layer on the bottom of the disc is a different compound that, when hit by the CD drive's laser at increased power, will melt, erasing data so something else can be written in its place.
A CD-R cannot be erased, once media is put on it, it cannot be taken off, but a CD-RW can be erased and resotred as many times as you want.
yes it can be written but unfortunatly it cannot be erased
It can be written and erased thoroughly.
No, CD-ROMs cannot record data over and over again. They are designed for read-only access and can only be written once during manufacturing. For re-recordable capabilities, other formats like CD-RW (CD-Rewritable) are used, which allow data to be erased and rewritten multiple times.
Either one is perfectly acceptable. The only difference is that a CD-RW can be erased and used again, whereas a CD-R can only be written to once. Thus if you need to transfer more than 700 MB of data, you will end up using more CD-Rs than CD-RWs.
CD-R can't be formatted. (erased)
A CD-RW (Compact Disc ReWritable) typically has a storage capacity of about 700 MB. This allows it to hold a comparable amount of data as a standard CD-ROM. However, unlike a CD-R, which can only be written once, a CD-RW can be erased and rewritten approximately 500 to 1,000 times, making it versatile for temporary data storage and transfer.
What is the name of the storagr device that does not allow the data on it to be erased or re written