As we have mentioned, there are provision for attaching
several storage device to the computer, like Hard Disk, Floppy Drive, CD/DVD
drive, Pen Drive etc. Technical Data used in the field explained in computer
courses in Rawalpindi. Moreover, nowadays the hard disks manufactured
are of quite large size, e.g. 240 GB. As operational handling of size big size
every time is usually not required and also not advisable for software and disk
maintenance purpose, the physic al hard disk is usually divided (virtually or
logically) into three or four parts of various size as desired, called Disk
Partition.
This is done at the time of loading for the first time
the operating software. This Partition information is also stored in the Hard
Disk Boot Sector, called Partition Table. The computer operating system will
consider each such partition of the same hard disk, as virtually another disk,
marking them Local Disks. Some more details of computer courses in
Rawalpindi are as under.
Now, all these storage disks including the local hard disks
(partitioned) and the external disks in CD/DVD, Floppy, Pendrive, etc. must be
uniquely identified and recognised by the computer operating system. This is
done by identifying them by attaching single letters A, B, C, D, E, F, I, J, K,
etc. followed by a colon sign (:) to each, which are called Drive Letters.
There is a historical convention of drive letters.
Originally, the personal computer came with only two floppy drives, without any
hard disk. One floppy drive was for inserting the floppy diskettes containing
the operating system software, and the other for loading the application
program to run. These two floppy driv es were
marked as drives A and B. Later on, the hard disk was invented, which was put
inside the computer by directly attaching to the motherboard, where the
operating system software was put. So now every time the computer could load
the system software f rom it in a much faster way. This hard disk was marked as
C drive. So this convention still follows – letter A, and B, are kept for
floppy drive, C for the hard disk (or the primary active partition of the hard
disk where operating system software is kept) . TSK Training for Skills and
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