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Can files saved on disk be accessed by hard-drive?In: Computers |
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Do you mean like a floppy disk, a CD, or a ZIP disk?
You should be able to access them unless the files are protected in some way or if the files are corrupted.
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Files downloaded to a hard drive remain on the hard drive of that computer, even if they are subsequently loaded on a cd or floppy disc. If that disc or floppy is opened using a separate computer, the information on the disc is read without involving the hard drive of the computer. No information from the disc is placed on the hard drive of the second computer unless saved to it.
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yes.
you need some sort of interface, called an operating system to arbitrate the exchange of information. ex in dos: copy a:/<filename> c:/<filename>
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