Does everyone store all their data on a solid-state drive?

2018-04-15View Original

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Does everyone store all their data on a solid-state drive?

Reply #22018-04-17

Solid-state drives are suitable only as working drives and not for data backup. Due to the lack of track allocation, when a disk is damaged, many data cannot be recovered using the data recovery methods for mechanical hard drives. I usually use a SATA hard drive for backup, to regularly save my data.

Reply #32018-04-20

It is not recommended to store data on solid-state drives, as data can be lost on them, whereas this does not generally happen with mechanical hard drives.

Reply #42018-05-11

Some computers have only solid-state drives, and data can be stored on those

Reply #52018-06-02

Is a solid-state drive an EPROM?

Reply #62018-06-07

You must be referring to a portable hard drive.

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