Will eMule damage the hard drive?

If you're not in a hurry, look it up on the Internet.

Yes, but don't be afraid, it's okay.

It must be damaged, because the fundraising is running non-stop, and the hinge in the hard disk is constantly working, which will naturally damage the hard disk, so big brands of computers like Lenovo and HP will install shockproof devices on the hard disk to avoid vibration, and the working frequency and speed of emule are not fast, but compared with BT**, the degree of wear and tear on the hard disk is much smaller.

Yes, but it's very slight, it's completely negligible, you say you turn on the computer every day, play games, and don't hurt the hard drive?

All you have to do is use the computer, and whatever you do, it's going to hurt it.

The computer is not used, and it is not even turned on, but it hurts the most.

So, don't expect your computer to last 10 years.

I admire you if you don't change anything for 4 years.

Use it if you want.

The damage electric mule is a point-to-point transmission like BT.

Long-term use is very harmful to the hard disk.

You should change the hard drive writing time to a little longer in the system settings.

In this way, the damage to the hard disk will be relatively small.

1 All yes, the disk is constantly reading and writing and adding a lot of file fragments, which can be mitigated by increasing the virtual memory. Here's how:

1) Open System Options in the Control Panel.

2) Select Advanced.

3) Open Settings in the Performance bar.

4) Select Advanced.

5) Change the virtual memory.

6) Point setting, not point determination.

Set up virtual memory to reduce disk fragmentation.

When installing Windows, the default virtual memory is placed on the partition where the installation system is located, and the size is generally times the physical memory. Since Windows will also put temporary files (temp directory and *.TMP), IE buffers are placed in this partition, these files will be frequently updated and written to the hard disk, plus virtual memory, the number of file fragments generated is relatively large.

The author believes that instead of spending a lot of time defragmenting with decluttering software, it is better to divide these files into a special partition, so that they can have continuous space available at any time, and the speed will be faster. It is recommended to divide out a partition of about 2G, and the path of the temp and ie buffers is all directed to the partition, and the virtual memory is of course also put on it, assuming that you are using the e disk as the partition, when you want to clean up for a certain time, simply empty the file in the dos or quickly format the e disk.

The disk is constantly reading and writing.

The solution is not to use an electric donkey, and it is good to use Thunderbolt.

True, by contrast. There is nothing wrong with two minds.

No, it won't! I use an electric donkey every day, and the hard drive has nothing to do!

It's just that there is no highid, and the speed is not very fast

BT will not hurt the hard drive and the computer. Emule can hurt hard drives and computers.

The electric mule configuration must be good! Otherwise it will be very "stuck"!

It's not harmful, because you're constantly reading and writing to the hard drive every day.

When using the donkey, it is just more read and written than the usual flashget, video and audio conveyor belt and other **software**. (Because you're uploading at the same time).

The three upstairs all had a point.

Of course, but it's definitely not very powerful, that is, it's completely acceptable, and the damage to the hard drive is because you don't know how to protect the hard drive, such as letting the hard drive take a break after finishing something.

No effect, just go down.

It doesn't matter much, if you want to talk about the damage, it is mainly because the hard disk is overheated, and it is most important to pay attention to the cooling of the hard disk.

As long as you turn on the computer, the head will read the data from the computer! It hurts.

So if you don't open it, it won't hurt.

Even if you talk about QQ, it hurts.

No matter what you use, it will cause some damage to the hard disk, unless you don't go**, as long as the computer is on, it will have an impact on the hard disk, but it is very small, and it is very good to use Thunderbolt.

What is the destruction, how cheap the hard disk is now, and you have to use it for 3 years, 160g, only 575, and it is broken.

As long as the hard disk writes data, it will be damaged.

Let's take a look at it, I've been using BT, but the administrator has restricted the eMule so it can't be used. But there are a lot of foreigners who use electric donkeys, and if it has a big impact, it won't be popular.