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Join Date: Dec 2001
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I'm replacing my hardrive,and I need to know when I unplug my old one, will all the info remain on that hard drive? In other words,is there a bat. that keeps the info on that drive?
If something goes wrong with the new drive, will I be able to install the old one and everything goes back to normal again? Thank you! |
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Join Date: Apr 1999
Location: Quebec, Canada
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All the info will remain on your drive.
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Shiro Usagi
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Re: Need to know
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Just be nice to the HDD as you take it out. Keep it level when you move it around. Don't bump it or drop it, hehe.
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one more thing
How long will the info stay on the old hard drive?Is their a battery in it?
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no battery. how long it stays on there is relative to the life span of the hard drive.
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It's magnetic storage, just like your cassette tapes. The info will stay there for years.
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Thanks
Ok Great thank you guys!!
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