This question is far too general to be answered specifically, but I'll give it a shot! The short answer is... "It depends." The verbose answer is...

It depends primarily on the length and general quality, which directly affects the size, of each movie file you intend to store. For example if you have a 105 minute movie file that is the same resolution and encoded/compressed in the same manner and quality as a DVD movie (MPEG2) then you can count on each file being approximately 2.8GB in size. Using this as a baseline you should be able to store approximately 357 DVD quality movie files on 1TB of storage. However if you have files with a lower resolution (as is often the case in digital cameras and internet videos) or a higher compression ratio (as there is in MPEG4 files) than a standard DVD then you'll be able to fit more files onto the drive, quite possibly many, MANY more. Of course this means that if you have higher quality files, like HD movies, then you won't be able to fit nearly as many on to 1TB of storage.

In summary, the question you should be asking yourself is "What number, type and quality of files to I want to store?" Answering this will tell you whether you need a 16GB thumb-drive, a RAID-0 array of eight 2TB drives (16TB total storage) or, most likely, something inbetween.

I hope this helps, good luck and take care!

As long as you wipe the drive and reinstall the OS. This is because the drive has settings compatible with one computer that differs from another's settings. Unless both computers are identical.

Ok, I deleted my Wii's mario game file, but you can't retrive it. However, if you find someone who has a higher level/close to you, you can switch files, or copy. In Super Mario Galaxy 2, I used my deleted file for my brother's, and I used my brother's and put my face on it. So now my brother has the one with 0 stars but you can do that, if that helps.

522mb is about half a gb, 500mb is exactly half of 1gb

If you want to recover deleted photos from Samsung galaxy, you'd better not use your phone after recover losing data. Because new data might overwrite your deleted data.

Samsung Data Recovery may help you a lot and you can try it to recover data from Samsung.

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depends on the game, most online multiplayer games DO NOT suggest it.

You call a professional.

You can't, sorry.

There was a period when if files got deleted and Trash directory was emptied, all the data would be disappeared completely with no opportunity of return. For nowadays Macs, on the other hand, there can be many of file undelete options. You will need to install a proper backup service in place to resolve this kind of commotion.

Apart from the apps that Apple itself can provide, a couple of additional applications that can be selected that can offer same services also exist. This short article includes a look at data recovery as a whole along with cool advise.

When your system deletes a document, the thing the operating system really does is label the storage on the hard drive that the data takes as free space. The information is still present there, but your Mac is fully happy to put new data over of it, at which point the recovery process will be much more complex. This shows you should do as little actions as possible before you find the information you are looking for, since each time you download a new file, or each time the system writes something to your hard drive, your chance of undeleting the data decreases.

You likely need to get a high quality recovery apps if you do not use one currently.

Check out the following:

Data Rescue II offers a neet graphical interface that will help you with your information recovery needs

photorec.png: this tool can be operate via terminal or command prompt.

Following the installation of the application that you wish to use to unerase the lost document, you have to start scanning the HDD for the lost file or files.

This procedure varies and depends on the tool you have, but the main principle is identical for most of them: simply direct the application at the hard drive or place that was holding your erased information and commence the search.

As soon as the search is complete, you are going to get a huge list of various file names.

Generally files on the list are no more than temporary cash that your system used for common operation, and you do not need to think about them. You are just looking for the file type and name that corresponds to what you deleted.

As soon as you find the information you were searching for, save it to a different disk.

The section below lists a couple of of various programs that can be utilized if you by accident wipe document.

Mac Recovery: To unerase the documents that has been erased after drive formatting, use a previous backup or run a Mac File Recovery app.

Macintosh Recovery remains one of the known apps that can restore wiped files from Mac HDDs.

This app works on most OS variations.

It is a simple app that includes a variation of complex recovery principles.

TimeMachine: All Macs purchased after November 2007 already have with the up-to-date OS, the Leopard.

Time Machine is part of this OS, which is a application that can undelete your files with ease.

Simply bring up the app and go back to the point where you want to access your file; then click Restore, and it will automatically be placed in its original folder like before being removed.

MacKeeper: among lots of different MacKeeper capabilities, the Undelete utility is a powerful data restoration solution used to undelete deleted files even after trashing.

Undelete can bring back a wide range of file types from disk.

FileSalvage: this app lets you to back up and retrieve lost documents easily.

Bring up the tool and choose the settings to your liking; after that it will be possible to navigate back and see where the needed information is.

Stellar Phoenix Mac data recovery is an advanced software to recover deleted, formatted and unmounted data from MacBook Pro, Air, iMacs and Mac Mini computers. It supports HFS, NTFS & FAT file system.

Now a days it is not a serious matter to recover your deleted files on Mac just search for a Mac data recovery app download it and install on your HD then start scanning with the software for your lost files found and saved.

PS3 uses proprietary file system. And if you do no have tools that came with your PS3 I afraid there is nothing you can.

Overall damaged files are next to impossible to recover or restore. There are exceptions but not that many.

You might want to call the manufacture and ask for help. Also try to use Google, I have not found any helpful information.

This is most often the system partition, or the "C" drive, alternatives include the optical drive if you select that drive, or the floppy disk drive ("A" Drive) on older computers.

depending on the size of the movies, roughly 650-800 movies will fit on it.

select partition

The Hard Drive goes in the computer obviously and goes where its supposed to freakin go doyoyoyoyoy

The colors are there just to help you get the connections wired to the other connectors correctly. As long as the connectors are correctly connected, the cables can be any color.

IEEE 1394

The WD, or Western Digital, line of external hard drives offer the advantages of compact design and easy portability combined with quality high capacity technology. They are available at Best Buy and most retailers where computer components are sold.

The standard XT originally came with a 10MB Seagate ST-412 hard drive

yes sound is a soft copy because we can heare it by speakers and spekers need electricity to run and sound cannot be touchable...........

Computer disks (hard drives or older floppy drives) store their information by creating a magnetic charge on a tiny spot of the disk for each little bit of information, which can be read again later. Passing a strong magnetic field over the disk changes the saved charge and it can't be read again as organized information.

CDs and DVDs don't store this way, so are safe from magnetic fields.

For any disk OTHER THAN THE ONE YOU BOOT FROM, simply open a command prompt and type:

format d: (where "d" is the designator of the disk that you want to format)

OR

open windows explorer, select "my computer" then right click on the drive you want to format (again, it can't be the disk you boot from"

If you want to format your C drive you'll need to boot from some other medium, such as the installation disk or a floppy.

SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) transfer rate is specified as mbps which is: "MegaBits Per Second". Note it is not "megabytes" per second. This can be somewhat misleading, since a higher number is derived from using the "megabit" rating rather than the "megabyte" rating. Obviously there are 8 bits in a byte, so specifying the rate in "mega bytes" would result in a 5 megabyte transfer rate specification.

A hard disk is known as a storage device (and vice versa) because the terms are interchangeable. Your hard drive on your computer is known as secondary storage (RAM is primary storage). This secondary storage is where nearly everything (music, documents, pictures, videos, etc.) is stored on your computer. It goes by the name of Hard drive, hard disk, storage device, and many other names.

No Master Slave designation needed. SATA Drives are plug-add-play.

Improve: SATA (Serial) Attached Drives improve data tansfer speeds up to 10-100 GBytes/per.

eSATA are (Externally) Serial-Attached Drives and SATA-II(Sata-2) Drives transfer data @ 300GBytes/per.

The next barrier of TerraByte data transfer has been developed and is already in production with a (SATA-3) designation attached