Q. i have an acer laptop and when i go to my C: drive and press properties and then it says i have 18.3GB and i have used 15.7GB. and i have 6GB worth of images stored on my laptop and i went looking through out my C: drive and cannot seem to find what is taking up all the space. does anyone know if mayve its a virus. or something? please help :D thankss
okay, sorry if before it was confusing.
i just dont know if it could be a virus eating away my memory or something. but im not sure.
:(
okay, sorry if before it was confusing.
i just dont know if it could be a virus eating away my memory or something. but im not sure.
:(
A. It is probably your laptop's recovery data partition. It is commonly used by manufacturer's to restore your laptop's original settings and software when reformatting or during repair. I wouldn't worry much about it.
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Some situations where we use Manchester encoding techniques?
Q. encoding techniques
A. Manchester code provides simple encoding with no long period without a level transition. This helps clock recovery.
The DC component of the encoded signal is not dependent on the data and therefore carries no information, allowing the signal to be conveyed conveniently by media (e.g. Ethernet) which usually do not convey a DC component.
The DC component of the encoded signal is not dependent on the data and therefore carries no information, allowing the signal to be conveyed conveniently by media (e.g. Ethernet) which usually do not convey a DC component.
HDD data recovery ?pc does not start when attach corrupted hdd?
Q. i had mian hdd which by which my pc crashed and i had to buy a new one. now i want to recover my data from that HDD without going to any professionals i have got some software by which i think i can recover my data but problem is that my computer does not start when i add my hdd to pc i have checked jumpers settings and cable setting as well also i have checked my bios settings for boot disk. other hdd works well but my corrupted hdd does not let pc Start can you help me plz?
NOTE:- my hdd with windows loaded is other one and crupted hdd is secondnary which let not pc load windows
it is IDE hdd and i have checked jumper settings and it is on slave my new hdd is SATA and booting windows well but not when i connect old IDE hdd to it
NOTE:- my hdd with windows loaded is other one and crupted hdd is secondnary which let not pc load windows
it is IDE hdd and i have checked jumper settings and it is on slave my new hdd is SATA and booting windows well but not when i connect old IDE hdd to it
A. People think that when a computer crashes won't boot up that the Hard drive is dead, so they go out and buy a new one, when the real reason is that the MBR Master Boot Record has been corrupted
Here is what you need to do. buy a USB Jump drive or have some blank CD/DVD disks so that you can copy your data to them,
Step (1)
Download this FREE Operating system and software,
Partition Magic
http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=partedmagic
Step (2)
Make a bootable CD ISO boot up disk with the operating system and software
Step (3)
re install the crashed Hard drive
Step (4)
Boot the computer up with the Bootup CD Disk
Step (5)
Insert a USB Jump drive into a USB port Or Insert a blank CD/DVD in the drive
Step (6)
you will see the hard drive Click on it to log on it
Step 7
Find the folders you want to copy to the Jump drive or DC/DVD
Drag and drop the folders on to the Jump drive or DC/DVD and the will be copied to that device
then repair your hard drive using the partition editor, to delete the partition, and make a new one then format it using the FAT32 file format
Here is what you need to do. buy a USB Jump drive or have some blank CD/DVD disks so that you can copy your data to them,
Step (1)
Download this FREE Operating system and software,
Partition Magic
http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=partedmagic
Step (2)
Make a bootable CD ISO boot up disk with the operating system and software
Step (3)
re install the crashed Hard drive
Step (4)
Boot the computer up with the Bootup CD Disk
Step (5)
Insert a USB Jump drive into a USB port Or Insert a blank CD/DVD in the drive
Step (6)
you will see the hard drive Click on it to log on it
Step 7
Find the folders you want to copy to the Jump drive or DC/DVD
Drag and drop the folders on to the Jump drive or DC/DVD and the will be copied to that device
then repair your hard drive using the partition editor, to delete the partition, and make a new one then format it using the FAT32 file format
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