This can be achieved by writing a 1 bit for bit copy of zero across the entirety of your disk (just the sectors you wish to remove).
Their are several ways of doing this but one example is to use the Linux special device called "zero". Using the DD command on linux you can set the /dev/zero as the input file (if=) and your target disk as the output file (of=), this will proceed to write zeros until their is no space reaming on your disk.
Answer:
The time zone on the California server needs to be changed.
Explanation:
A user seems to be the admin in Nyc over several servers running on the following Windows Server. His firm has just established a California branch, so transfer some of the servers to that of the new firm. Its server had been fully operational in less than 2 days of the user sending it. Now that the user has issues in authenticating between both the California server and the Nyc domain controllers.
So, the following issues are occurring in authenticating the servers of both places because the timezone of both places is different and they need to change the time zone on the California server.
Answer:
Oop thx for the points -w-
Answer:
program
Explanation:
a <em><u>program</u></em><em><u> </u></em>is a set if instructions that a computer follows to perform a task