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Optical Discs Should Be Stored In A Flat (Horizontal) Position. when you close the tray, the powered rotor comes up and clamps the disc lightly against the top bearing. optical discs should be stored in a flat (horizontal) position. Data is stored on the disk. optical discs should be kept in individual storage containers until used and returned to those containers immediately thereafter. the greater the disk cache, the slower the hard disk. optical disks rely on a red or blue laser to record and read data. False the images stored on microfilm and microfiche are so. Most of today's optical disks are flat, circular and 12 centimeters in diameter. Although current internal hard disk are built to withstand shocks and are. optical disks commonly store items in seperate tracks on the surface of the disk. the disc should be stored in its case and placed vertically, like a book, on a shelf.

when you close the tray, the powered rotor comes up and clamps the disc lightly against the top bearing. optical disks commonly store items in seperate tracks on the surface of the disk. Most of today's optical disks are flat, circular and 12 centimeters in diameter. Data is stored on the disk. Although current internal hard disk are built to withstand shocks and are. the greater the disk cache, the slower the hard disk. optical disks rely on a red or blue laser to record and read data. optical discs should be stored in a flat (horizontal) position. optical discs should be kept in individual storage containers until used and returned to those containers immediately thereafter. the disc should be stored in its case and placed vertically, like a book, on a shelf.

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Optical Discs Should Be Stored In A Flat (Horizontal) Position when you close the tray, the powered rotor comes up and clamps the disc lightly against the top bearing. Data is stored on the disk. the disc should be stored in its case and placed vertically, like a book, on a shelf. when you close the tray, the powered rotor comes up and clamps the disc lightly against the top bearing. the greater the disk cache, the slower the hard disk. optical disks rely on a red or blue laser to record and read data. Although current internal hard disk are built to withstand shocks and are. optical discs should be stored in a flat (horizontal) position. Most of today's optical disks are flat, circular and 12 centimeters in diameter. optical disks commonly store items in seperate tracks on the surface of the disk. False the images stored on microfilm and microfiche are so. optical discs should be kept in individual storage containers until used and returned to those containers immediately thereafter.