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No formatting a conventional hard drive does not slow down the hard disk.

When we talk about formatting, this means the removal of all data on the disk as well as the operating system (OS). This is often done in order to reinstall a faulty OS or to install a now one.

Basic formatting of the drive deletes the file allocation table leaving the drive "empty" to be installed over (similar to a major delete, but without the recycle bin option); low level formatting of the drive (normally done through the motherboards ROM system) "wipes" all contents of the drive.

I suppose the notion of formatting the drive and slowing it down comes from the fact that the read/ write function performed by the disks heads may in some way damage the disk. This is simply not true.

HOWEVER, solid state drives should not be continually formatted and should not have any form of optimisation software run on them. They work according to different principals (as opposed to a magnetic drive), and continual reading and writing of data to the sectors does actually cause them to become "worn", the entire cluster is then no usable; the unusable clusters are stored in a portion of the memory so that the computer cannot access them and try to store data over the "bad cluster". The same applies to flash drives as they are a smaller version of a solid state drive.

You do it in the same way as in the same sheet. Select the cells that you want to copy. Then copy them in your preferred method, like by clicking on the copy icon on the Standard toolbar or using the Edit menu. Then go to the other sheet and put the cursor where you want the first cell of what you have copied to appear. Then paste it in your preferred method, like with the paste icon, the Edit menu or pressing Ctrl and V.

Yes.

It is a plain text file, just text, no graphics, no formatting, no colours or anything like that. It is just for when the text is important, not how it looks. Web pages and programs and data are often in plain text files. Applications like Notepad are used to create text files.

ip address and host name network + Guide to networks pg 183

Some people just use the name of there cat or dog.

(very low security and easy for anyone who knows the person to work out).

Others use combinations of words and numbers which that person relates to

a particular place, person or thing.

(these are a lot easier to remember and are secure)

Some choose random numbers and letters

(these are normally hard to remember, but most secure).

The longer the password the safer it is.

Generally, it will be single-user, single tasking.

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you can get your file easily
you dont need to search it.
just go to particular folder an get your files.

I am not sure why this question has been asked. A service pack is nothing more than a group of updates packaged together and sometimes integrated into a release of an operating system. Windows 2000 is long obsolete and nobody should still be using it. Windows XP came out AFTER 2000 and it is obsolete and now longer supported.

An "SD card" is a Secure Digital memory card.

One use would be to see how your work would look when it is printed. You can have a look at it from a different zoom angle and you would be able to see whether the font is readable from that distance or whether the pictures are too small, or whether the title needs to be bigger, and you can see the whole sheet together - not just 1 third of it or something. It is also possible to adjust margins in Print Preview.

A CD drive is an optical drive (a piece of hardware that reads Compact Discs).

A DVD drive is an optical drive (a piece of hardware that reads DVD Discs).

There are lots of optical drives that can read both DVDs and CDs, some can even 'burn' information onto blank discs.

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The 2 operating systems are different from each other. Linux programs aren't meant to work in Windows most of the time.

If you want to run Linux programs in Windows, install cygwin, and compile them from source code.

It depends on the site you log in. In my opinion, downloading software is more safer and better.

Each Ethernet frame sent from one computer to another includes the source and the destionation MAC addresses. It is from these addresses that the switch learns what device is connected to the port.

At first, the switch won't know the destination address; in that case, it will broadcast the frame through all of its ports. But soon it learns this information.

It is also possible, in some switches, to add the MAC address through configuration commands.

Control panel allows you to change many options and settings including screen resolution, startup tasks and more

Guest account is the one where you can set a settings that you need..... For ex. You don't like any1 uninstalling your programs, so in such cases you can use guest account.... In order to activate guest account you have to have a administrator account & it has to be set with a password........ Administration account is normal to control your settings.............

Not necessarily. If you only use Windows, it makes no sense to have different file file systems, as FAT32 is rather inefficient and Windows 2000/XP/Vista default to NTFS anyway. If you dual-boot with Linux, you should use different file systems, as Linux doesn't handle NTFS very well, Windows can't read Linux partitions (like ext3 or ReiserFS) at all without additional software, and FAT32 is unsuitable for both. If you use Linux by itself, you can use multiple file systems without any issue, although sticking to one may be easier for performance or maintenance reasons (ReiserFS is faster; ext2/3 has more widespread support in various recovery tools).

Interactive multimedia is where you can interact with it for example a DVD menu, And the most interactive of all a game. Websites are also interactive multimedia.

Interactive multimedia is the uses of content forms that includes a combination of text, audio, still images, animation, video, and interactivity content forms sometimes called "rich media" or interactive multimedia that describes as electronic media devices used to store and experience multimedia content.

You could take that answer, or the ungeeky version... its something that's on a screen that you can control using a remote... :)