HDD

Pissed ...... deleted and move as much files (in botht safe mode and DOS) as I can on the hdd then reformat it the HDD was already formatted to NTFS then stuffs were put into the HDD ... other things can be seen only the photos / pictures are

www.hardwarezone.com.sg 2009

Pissed ...... deleted and move as much files (in botht safe mode and DOS) as I can on the hdd then reformat it the HDD was already formatted to NTFS then stuffs were put into the HDD ... other things can be seen only the photos / pictures are

www.hardwarezone.com.sg 2009

If your 7 install HDD is NOT the drive attached to your FIRST SATA port, then on some chipsets, 7 will not work properly.

Can’t Get Windows 7 RC To Install? Try 64-Bit | Lifehacker Australia 2009

When your external HDD is disconnected and you download a music file (to c: \user\music\itunes for example), will it then copy it over to your external drive when it's plugged in or is this a manual thing?

Move Your iTunes Library To An External Hard Drive | Lifehacker Australia 2009

I created a 2nd partition on my main HDD using the GParted Live CD, formatted it NTFS and then booted with the Win7 disc.

Lifehacker’s Guide To Upgrading To Windows 7 RC | Lifehacker Australia 2009

Spurred by the drop in HDD costs to $1/GB, Dan Gillmor turns in another great column this week, about the revolution in storage capacity.

Boing Boing: February 16, 2003 - February 22, 2003 Archives 2003

Intel distributed a tool with the first X25-M review kits called HDD ERASE.

doggdot.us 2009

I could really do with "tens of GB", though, my HDD is starting to feel small: (

Installing Vista SP2 Might Free Up Hard Drive Space | Lifehacker Australia 2009

It wouldn’t surprise me if 25 years from now server-based alphanumeric e-mail and text messaging/paging are viewed as little more than historical curiosities, and the holding in Quon will have to be interpreted by analogy — probably bad analogy — like that old “HDD is just like a file cabinet” paradigm judges used to be so fondof.

The Volokh Conspiracy » The Fourth Amendment, New Technologies, and the Case for Caution 2010

I'm kinda hard-pressed to imagine a scenario where my HDD is vulnerable to theft or instrusion and not likely to be stored with the dongle that's required to make it work (i.e., laptop-bag snatches will only be foiled you if you don't carry the key in the bag, and after you've left the key at home once or twice on a cross-continent trip, how likely are you to carry them together?

Boing Boing: January 26, 2003 - February 1, 2003 Archives 2003