head crash

It is important to back up files before a head crash.

What does it mean when a hard disk has a head crash?

Find out how long you can expect a hard disk to last before a head crash happens.

Hardware failure, such as a head crash in a hard disk.

However, this meant that there were 12 times more heads per drive, further increasing the likelihood of head crashes.

Head crashes were a common problem on laptop computers, since they are subject to sudden motion.

As a result, head crashes have occurred with some Jaz drives.

A head crash is a very serious hard-drive problem.

In computer disk drives they can break off and cause head crashes or bearing failures.

He saw her head crash nastily against the wooden slats.

Other terms being tracked included terabyte, memory, core, and head crash.

They might boot up again, but they could experience a head crash .

If the head hits the disk's surface, a catastrophic head crash can result.

Head crashes were common, because the head flew less than a human hair's width above the disc surface.

Hard drives will eventually fill up, and a head crash can wipe out your entire collection unless you have a disc lying around.

Some modern hard disks incorporate free fall sensors to offer protection against head crashes caused by accidentally dropping the drive.

Head crash: a head may contact the rotating platter due to mechanical shock or other reason.

A head crash is when the part of a hard drive that writes on the disks (the "head") touches the disk.

The head crash - it's one of the most terrifying and frustrating computer glitches because it can destroy all of your data.

In theory this made the Bernoulli drive more reliable than a contemporary hard disk drive, since a head crash was impossible.

He turned to his comrades in the Terminal Room, screaming, "Head crash!

But it's a neat insurance policy against loss data, disk head crashes, and hair-tearing rages which can only shorten your natural life.

Head crashes make sounds.

It can then apply safety measures such as parking the head of a hard disk to prevent a head crash and resulting data loss upon impact.

A head crash usually incurs severe data loss, and data recovery attempts may cause further damage if not done by a specialist with proper equipment.