How to set up a network hard disk What is the detailed process and principle Thank you 50

I don't know if you want to do a traditional diskless, or add a disk on the basis of a disk, you can send me an email, I have made a network hard disk on the basis of a disk, I can send you software, my own **, it is not easy to find on the Internet.

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First of all, repartitioning will erase the original files.

Using the hard disk partitioning tool, change the other three disks to 0 and then enlarge the other three.

If it is a primary and secondary disk.

In general, if the BIOS is not set.

The main disk is connected to the SATA connector on the motherboard.

For example, sata1 sata2

The secondary disk is connected to the large SATA connector on the motherboard.

For example, sata3 sata4

This connection is the default of the system.

If you want to switch.

Then change the interface.

Or go to the BIOS and select the first boot disk.

You boot the computer and hold down the option button to see if you can enter the recovery hd or recovery, if you can get in, then you use disk utility to see, if not, you take out the hard disk and use a software like diskggenius to repair it on a PC, and then hang it on the mini and reinstall it to see.

Could it be a problem with the hard drive partition? Generally, there should be a partition problem, win7, right-click on the computer - management - disk management, and then see if there is free space.

You should have made a mistake by hiding the system files, or you have only one partition now, and nothing else can be found.

Aren't you restoring the entire hard drive?

SSD flash memory has a limit on the number of erase and write, which is why many people criticize its short lifespan. A complete erase of flash memory is called 1 time pe, so the lifetime of flash memory is measured in p e. The lifetime of a 34nm flash memory chip is about 5000 times pe, while the lifetime of a 25nm chip is about 3000 times pe.

Does it seem like the lifespan is shorter? Theoretically, yes, yes, but with the improvement of SSD firmware algorithms, SSDs can provide less unnecessary writes. Another specific example, a 120G SSD, you need to write a 120G file to be counted as a PE.

For ordinary users, even if 50 GB is written every day and the P E is completed once every 2 days on average, then there will be 180 P E times a year. You can calculate for yourself how many years 3000 pes will last. The use of Thunder** will not affect the life of your hard drive.

Solid-state drives (SSDs) generally do not have to worry about lifespan, and SSDs are different from traditional hard drives. You can think of an SSD as a USB stick. So it doesn't matter if you put anything with him.

There are several problems that must be paid attention to when using the hard disk, first, it is forbidden to move the computer when the computer is running; Second, it is forbidden to suddenly cut off the power during the operation of the computer.

Dear Thunderbolt users, hello:

If you use it normally, 3,5 years will not be able to use up the life of the SSD at all, please rest assured.