Skip to main content

Managing Disk

What is Managing Disk?

The Managing Disk is was use to manage the partition to increase the performance and provide a flawless usage to the user and it was divide into two types one is basic and another one is Dynamic Disk.

Types of Disks

  1. Basic Disks
  2. Dynamic Disks

Difference Between Basic and Dynamic Disks

S No.

BASIC DISKS

DYNAMIC DISKS

1

Created By Default

         To Be Converted Form Basic Disk

2

Partition Can Be Created

         Volume Con Be Created

3

Two Type Of Partitions Available

         Five Type Of Volume Available

4

A Minimum Of 4 Partition Can Be Created

         Unlimited Number Of Volume Can Be                                Created

Note: Two Partitions Are

1) Primary     

2) Extended

Each Primary Partition Can Have Extended Partition

*Extended Can Be Farther Divide In To Logical Driver

Advantages of Managing Disk

  1. Increased Read/write Performance
  2. Gives Fault Tolerance (Or) Data Redundancy (Eliminating With Out Loss)

Basic Disks

A basic disk is a common type of partitions and logical drives use in Windows operating systems to manage all the partitions and data on the hard disk. The basic disk uses partition tables and logical drives. It contains primary partitions and an extended partitions with multiple logical drives.

Dynamic Disks

Dynamic disk is a dynamic volume which has the following types of volumes such as simple volume, striped volume, spanned volume, Mirror volume, and stipe with parity.

Also Learn About Types Of Volumes : [Dynamic Disks]

 

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Interconnecting Devices

Interconnecting Devices An Interconnecting devices is a network device. It used to transfer data from one computer to other computer with the help of network devices. There are five categories of interconnecting devices are such as. Router  Hubs  Switches/Bridge  Repeater  BRouter Repeater: Now I am going to tell you the repeater is an electronic device that used to receive and send a signal. It amplifies the signal and noise. It provides transmission of the signal.  HUB (Hyper User Bus):  In this, it used to link several computers in the same network. It based on broadcasting, and it sends the data to all computers and repeats the signal which receives a signal from one port and copies to other port and traffic are high. Bridge / Switch:  In this, we can see the interconnecting devices which can divide a single network into two or more segment are called Bridge / Switch.  It has multiple ports like 2, 4, 16, and 32. The Switch main...
Post a Comment
Read more

Printer

What is Printer? Another widely used output device is a printer and it is a computer peripheral device. A printer produces a hard copy of a processed text or a result. A hard copy refers to a permanent human-readable text or graphics taken on physical print media such as paper or transparency. A printer will use toner to provide a quality print on paper, a toner is a replaceable material. Once the toner gets empty we can refill it and reuse it.  Most of the printers are used for commercial purposes such as private offices, industries, government offices, photo studios, etc,. Most of the printers are used to print emails, documents, files, images, color photos, color documents, color posts, banners, advertisement posters, etc,. There are the following 5 types of printers such as dot matrix printer, inkjet printer, laser printer, dye-sublimation printer, and plotter printer this are all the printer which uses nowadays for a printing purpose. A printer is characterized by the followin...
6 comments
Read more

CMOS

What is CMOS? CMOS stands for Complimentary Metal Oxide Semi-Conductor and it stores roughly 64Kb of data. It is the part of the southbridge in most computers. The specification stored in Complimentary Metal Oxide Semi-Conductor must match hardware and it allows you to access the BIOS. When hardware is change or update, Complimentary Metal Oxide Semi-Conductor must be updated. CMOS Battery Accessing BIOS through CMOS setup Complimentary Metal Oxide Semi-Conductor can only be accessed when the PC is booting and key combination at start-up. The changes are stores on an NVRAM Complimentary Metal Oxide Semi-Conductor chip. The mouse doesn’t work in Complimentary Metal Oxide Semi-Conductor setup. AMI and AWARD BIOS – DEL key  PHOENIX BIOS – CTRL, ALT and ESC keys or F2        CMOS Chip Complimentary Metal Oxide Semi-Conductor is stored in an SRAM chip called Non-Volatile Random Access Memory (NVRAM). It stores data that is uses by the BIOS and NVRAM is powered by Com...
Post a Comment
Read more