hard disk Definition
hard disk
noun
a computer disk with a rigid metal base
hard disk Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: This somewhat goes against the idea of having a fairly large hard disk in the first place.
- use: The up to 37 hour version comfortably records 10.5 hours at DVD-quality using a 30GB hard disk.
- access: I have not yet investigated whether the utilities provided on the site include the ability to access a hard disk.
- get: Frequent, automatic backups We've all got huge hard disks now with plenty of space for as many backups as anyone could need.
- need: You need fast, large hard disks, lots of processing power, and a good motherboard and chipset.
- remove: Unplug and remove the existing hard disk with the supplied torx screwdriver ( old drive can be kept as an emergency backup ).
Preposition: at
time: The System Utilities program will also be put on the hard disk at this time.
Adjective modifier
- 20gb: The up to 25 hour version records 7 hours of DVD-quality video on a 20GB hard disk.
- removable: It also offers a USB 2.0 and Plug & Play feature which allows the phone to be utilized as a removable hard disk.
- 30gb: The up to 37 hour version comfortably records 10.5 hours at DVD-quality using a 30GB hard disk.
- built-in: A Sky+ box records TV shows onto a built-in hard disk.
- external: Floppy disks or an external hard disk can be used to back up this data, or to create your own data library.
- local: The icons give you access to the local hard disk.
Possessives
- computer: Every 30 minutes the software logs the data to the computer's hard disk.
- PC: This will then copy the selected file to the PC's hard disk.
- user: This will copy Presenter and the question files on to the user's hard disk and make an icon to run it from.
- server: Each user will be allocated storage space on the file server's hard disk.
Preposition: of
PC: How would you securely delete a key file stored on the hard disk of a PC?
Preposition: for
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