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    Windows 10 many questions hdd

    1 A 2.5" HDD manufactured from 2010 onwards, housed in a USB 3.0 enclosure connected to a Windows 10 PC, and if I use the "eject" option in Windows 10 and the drive letter E: disappears, and then my hand hits the enclosure and it moves on the table, will this cause misalignment of the heads and...
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    • hard drive magnetism long-term data storage magnetic interference two point five inch hdd durability
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    • Forum: Windows Hardware
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    Questions hdd

    My HDD is a Seagate ST500LM030, WD10JPVX-08JC3T5, HGST HTS541010A99E662 1) How does file degradation occur within 2.5" HDDs stored unused? Is it similar to SSDs and flash memory? After a year or so, do the data within the chips become corrupted or lost? This is due to storage conditions far...
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    • hard drive longevity hdd archiving magnetic interference storage environmental factors
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    • Forum: Windows Hardware
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    Question HDD 2.5"

    If a 2.5" HDD is placed very close (2 cm or 3 cm) to a large, switched-off 29" CRT TV, could this TV, due to its large and powerful magnets and coils, cause some degradation in the HDD's magnetism, leading to data loss or corruption and magnetic degradation?
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    Windows 7 Strange problem driving me crazy: SOLVED, take a look

    I am visiting my grand daughter at my other daughter's house. Of course my grand daughter says, "Grandpa, can you look at my PC. It keeps going to sleep when I'm working on it. It has been working fine until I arrived here" Some may recall this is a new PC (approx. 7 months ago) that I bought as...
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    • computer gift computer issues dell support device health diagnostics family tech magnetic interference maintenance malware pc performance pc troubleshooting power settings problem solved ram sleep mode tech tips user experience virus protection windows
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    • Forum: Windows Hardware
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