waht is the mean of disk slip?
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I hope that this has nothing to do with computer hardware.\n\nYour spine, the bone that runs from your head all the way down to your bum has segments (vertebrae) which are loosely called 'discs'.  Due to a fall, accident or injury, they slip causing severe pain by pushing against the spinal cord that runs through the spine.  They can sometimes he returned to their proper position by manipulation by a doctor or chiropractor.
775416
Usually no, these files are small.  Do a search for large files on the disk to find out what is taking up the space.
1060007
That doesnt make any sense. Thats like asking if installing one program on Windows on a 60GIG hard drive will work more efficiently than on a hard drive with 200GIGs.\n\nIt doesnt matter what the volume is. It depends on how much data you put into the Server and the processing speed of your Server.
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128KB average\n196KB better\n196KB < best
943711
Do you mean a floppy disc?
905038
chek your disk for errors dude!! after make a format if u can myde help!!
608093
That usually is a good sign that your installation disc is damaged/corrupted.  You may want to obtain a fresh copy.
127088
it has something to do with dvd ripping i think.. it aint malicious or spyware
1175376
Instead of a gliding disk just use a paper plate... im sure thats under $50.
899532
I need more info to answer this question for you.\n\nAre you referring to hard disk space?
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I believe it's indicating a damaged part of your hard drive.\n\nI would conduct a defragmentation of the drive.\n\nIdeally back up your data and then re-format your hard-drive and start again.  Timely but effective.
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run scandisk and make sure you check the option to scan the surface area for physical damage.  If your computer seems to be running slower and there is a kind of grinding noise coming from the drive, it's probably time to replace it before losing all of your data.
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basically it is the amount of friction, caused by movement, or no movement. below is a GREAT link to explain. hope this helped!!!!\n\nhttp://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/frict2.html
924457
Hi there...when you insert a DVD/CD into the drive it will make a series of clicks and whine noises during loading.  These are quite normal.  It will also make a similar sound when ejecting discs as well.
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that means the it will read the + disks and also the - disks and also means that will will burn + & -, when you go and buy your DVD Disk to make copies or what ever it will say like DVD+R or DVD-R that means just about any disk that you get or buy it will work in that DVD + / - , hope this helped :-)
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Because excessive paging can make substantial use of the hard disk, it is possible to confuse a memory shortage that causes paging with a disk bottleneck that results in paging. As a result, when you investigate the causes of paging, where a memory shortage is not apparent, make sure to track disk usage counters such as the following along with memory counters:\n\nPhysical Disk&#92; % Disk Time \nPhysical Disk&#92; Avg. Disk Queue Length \nFor example, include Page Reads/sec with % Disk Time and Avg. Disk Queue Length. If a low rate of page-read operations coincides with high values for % Disk Time and Avg. Disk Queue Length, there could be a disk bottleneck. However, if an increase in queue length is not accompanied by a decrease in the pages-read rate, then a memory shortage exists.\n\nTo determine the impact of excessive paging on disk activity, multiply the values of the Physical Disk&#92; Avg. Disk sec/Transfer and Memory&#92; Pages/sec counters. If the product of these counters exceeds 0.1, paging is taking more than 10 percent of disk access time. If this occurs over a long period, you probably need more memory.
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You may have accidentally drop your PC or there may be some foreign object in your hard drive.