Excuse me, is a hard drive full of files heavier than an empty hard drive?

The weight is theoretically unchanged.

But the importance should be more important than the one that is full of documents.

Hehe. It's just writing data, and it doesn't have anything to do with the weight, it's about the same as your brain, does your brain keep adding weight, hehe, it's not a very appropriate example, I hope it's easy for you to understand.

The storage of information is only a change in the strength of the magnetic field on the surface of the hard disk.

In fact, it is like the weight of a wire does not change when it is energized or not.

This is the relationship between qualitative change and quantitative change, and this is not ignorance, and this is a very interesting question.

Equally heavy. Filling up files just changes the arrangement of "atoms" on the hard disk, and the total number of "atoms" remains the same.

Brother, you're so funny.,I've seen this funny question.,But people are joking.。。。

Hard disks are just like tapes, they don't change because they're recorded. The weight will not change.

The quality of junior high school teaching is balanced! And the hard drive is sealed! It is unlikely to get heavier.

Hehe, this question is not ignorant at all, it is very profound and interesting.

Physics is all the same, it should be the same.

Lighter, the wear and tear of the parts when writing to the file.

No, the data is written in, just like if you type a few words in the computer, the computer is still as heavy!

In the earth, after a person is born, will the weight of the earth increase?

When we clean up the storage space of the computer, we will find such a problem, there are no files in the hard disk, but a large amount of storage space is still occupied, so what is going on? I proceed from the following aspects:

1. In fact, when you install a certain software in the computer, the system will automatically reserve sufficient space, so when you have not installed it, the hidden partition of the disk has recorded this part of the occupied memory. When you check the storage space of the computer's disk, you can clearly see the storage capacity of the disk, and that is because it contains the hidden partition of reserved storage.

2. Check whether there are hidden files and protected system files, and check them in the folder options;

3. There is a system volume information folder, which may be the space occupied by system restoration, try to close the system restoration;

4. There may be malformed folders, whether the malformed folders are created manually, or whether the folders are hidden or encrypted with encryption software;

5. There may be an error in the disk directory structure, and the disk check tool that comes with the system checks the disk and repairs the file system error;

6. When the hard disk storage space is insufficient, it can be quickly formatted, the files in the batch can be cleared, and the lost important files can be recovered.

The same weight, the storage of hard disk data is the change of the magnetic powder magnetic level on the platter, which does not affect the quality of the platter at all, no matter how much data you store, the quality of the hard disk will not change. So a hard drive full of data is just as heavy as an empty disk. That's it.

You can call this yourself... Practice is greater than truth.

But I think both are equally important, and the data is not real after all, and the food should not affect the quality.

If that's really the case, it's really a big discovery in the scientific community, and a bunch of data has weight? It's really worth researching.

Japanese drama is a formalization, a virtual thing, so no matter how much you save, it will not be heavier than an empty disk, in fact, it is the same.

No, whether it's an empty disk or a full disk, it's a change in electromagnetic quantity, these things are not quantitative changes in physical matter, just imaginary, have you ever heard of how heavy a magnetic field is

A hard disk full of data is the same weight as an empty disk.

It's not heavy, and the data is empty.

Why is a hard drive full of data not heavier than an empty hard drive?