While both optical storage and magnetic storage come under secondary memory of the computer system, there are some significant differences between the two, mainly based on the method they use to store files. Magnetic storage to some extent is invisible to most users as it is generally mounted inside the device. Most users are not…
We generally create duplicate files in our PC intentionally or non intentionally. These files fill disk spaces unnecessarily on our PC. These can clutter up our PC drive. Also, these can run our PC slower. Out of these so many duplicate files, you face difficulty sometimes to find the original files. In this article, we’ll…
A backup of the entire system is the best strategy against hardware problems, software issues, and malware that can not only damage but also corrupt main files. If you don’t create the backup regularly then you can lose important documents, photos, very important custom configurations, or other things that you may have spent many hours…
Our modern-day is fully blessed by the Internet. So the technology industry has been steadily moving away from local storage to remote storage, server-based storage what is known as the cloud. Suppose music and movies: We had to play them from local media storage, but now they are streamed from servers like youtube. You can have…
When it comes to expandable storage, two of the most prominent options are SD cards and flash drives. And although they have different applications, learning about them both may help you narrow down your decision. In this article, we’ll discuss the differences between SD cards and flash drives and in the end, tell you which…
As Storage and Memory both store data and help the processor (CPU) by providing them, you may easily get confused what is the difference between these two components of PCs. Well, it is quite simple, the memory is volatile and stores data temporarily whereas the storage is non-volatile and stores data permanently on a computer….
