What structural issue happens when data files are written, deleted, and modified repeatedly, causing a mechanical hard drive's storage space to become scattered across non-contiguous areas?
Explanation:
Fragmentation occurs when files are broken up and saved in scattered, non-contiguous clusters across a mechanical disk, forcing the drive heads to move more and slowing access times.
Explanation:
A USB pen drive (or flash drive) is an external plug-and-play storage device that uses non-volatile NAND flash memory to interface via USB ports.
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