Electronically the device becomes a brick. It's just a box , It won't turn on, the software is damaged, or there is an error in the system. So... you can use it as a door stop if you want because other than that it wont do anything except take up space.
depends on several factors- 1) if there is any data on that harddrive you need, TAKE OUT THE HARDDRIVE. 2) if the harddrive is less than 120 GB, and the above is not true, GET RID OF IT. 3) if the harddrive is working, and number 2 is NOT true, KEEP IT. A working harddrive of decent size is always helpful to have around.
A gigabyte is equal to exactly 1024 Megabytes. So basically a Harddrive is the part of a computer where the data is stored (for example: Music, Photos, Videos, etc.) With 15 Gigabytes of disk space you can store about maybe 5 movies or 20 videos or 2,200 text files on your computer and keep them saved. So if you need to store more than that if you are using a mac and have FileVault on you can turn it off and have a lot more Harddrive space by going to: Apple >System Preferences >Security >FileVault >Turn Off FileVault...
CD's speed, size (amount of data it can hold) and the fact it is W.O.R.M., Write Once, Read Many vs W.M.R.M, Write Many, Read Many (Harddrive for example) are the major drawbacks for the CDRom as multimedia storage.
simply a cached page is like a page stored in faster memory rather than on hard disk. www.heightz.blogspot.com A cached page doesn't have to be in memory, a cached page can simply mean that the majority of the content on the page is stored on your harddrive for faster retreival. If you visit a website a lot, chances are that your browser will keep some of the images, etc. cached on your harddisk so it doesn't have to download the content over again.
If you mean redo it with windows XP or w/e operation system you had you need to make a recovery disk... If you don't know how to do that then just get a windows XP or windows Vista CD depending on what was previously on it before. Pop in the disk and restart the computer then follow the instructions. This will erase everything that is on it and install a fresh copy of windows xp/vista. Now if you want to delete your hard drive were nothing can be found on it and it will destroy your hard drive. There are special CD's you buy that will delete everything. This will make it were the hard drive cannot be used anymore :)
A "bricked" means that the iPod is beyond repairing with the windows iPod restore tool.
a "bricked" psp means the psp does not have the correct files to boot up properly a bricked psp wont do anything when you turn it on to "unbrick" is to put the correct files on the PSP without it booting up normally
it means your wii console is therefore broken beyond repair
Yes, my Samsung Note 7 has been bricked.
she is turning you on
If it's bricked it has to be restored by Apple to factory settings.
yes use Pandora method or hellcats recovery flasher
This is a very non specific question. If you mean backing up your personal harddrive there are many options. Getting a second harddrive and loading the information onto it is a wise choice. Get a western digital harddrive becuase their intergrity is unmatched.
Well, inorder to fixed a bricked android devices they needs to be loaded again with the stock firmware.
yes, if it is improperly cracked then your wii will become "Bricked" Bricked means that your wii now has the functionality of a $300 brick
The harddrive is the size of a standard notebook harddrive not a PC size harddrive. So you can not fit it in the smaller spot required for the notebook size harddrive
i think that by "wierded out" you mean bricked and that is because you cant block a 4.3.1 device at the monent