Do you say Hard disk, Hard disc, or Hard Drive?

[Death-Proof-69]

i say hard drive and my post count just went up one!!!

 

[tunsty]

I say 'Fucking useless piece of shit.. why can't they make a drive that lasts more than 12 months.. aww shit, all my fucking porn.. LOST!'

 

[shayd]

B-b-b-but....







I don't want to be your computer assistant/lackey anymore. It is nothing like you romanticized it to be.

We can still cuddle, I promise. :angels:

 

[D-rock]

Out of those I would say hard drive if just because way back in the day it helped differentiate between the old 3.5 inch "floppy" disk that some people actually called a hard disk and an actual hard drive.

 

[busenbust]

HDD /hard disk/

 

[Deepcover]

Hard disc baby. Tried to put one inside the pussy, was unsuccessful.

 

[Rey C.]

"that thingy where I store the tranny and scat videos"

People abbreviate words too much these days, IMO. You should use the FULL technical term: thing-a-ma-bob.

 

[bustybbwlover]

hard drive or memory but that's less specific since there's multiple types

 

[GodsEmbryo]

Hi guys do u know which term is more appropriate to use? I'm having computer problems and need to email a technician, and I want to make it sound professional. Thanks!

Doesn't matter if you call it 'hard disk', 'hard drive' or whatever, if the rest of your email sounds like crap, it won't sound professional anyway.

Mostly when people ask me to help them with computer problems it sounds like this:

- "Hey man, can you take a look at my computer, it crashed"
- "What happened?"
- "Dunno. I was working on my computer and it suddenly crashed"
- "What did you do?"
- "Nothing. I was just working"
- "What programs were you running?"
- "Euh... dunno. I was just browsing"
- "Did you install anything new lately?"
- "Euh... No"
- "Did you change any configuration?"
- "No"
- "What error came up?"
- "Dunno"
...

Really helpfull

 

[GibbsGrad2002]

Hard drive