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- <task id="maintainstorage" xml:lang="en-us">
- <title>Maintaining your hard drive</title>
- <shortdesc>Here are a few tips for maintaining your hard drive.</shortdesc>
- <prolog><metadata>
- <keywords><indexterm>hard drive</indexterm><indexterm>maintain</indexterm>
- </keywords>
- </metadata></prolog>
- <taskbody>
- <context>There is really not much to do to maintain a hard drive. However,
- if you want to keep it running for the next 10 years or so, you should follow
- these suggestions.</context>
- <steps-unordered>
- <step><cmd>If your drive has a low-power mode, make sure this comes on when
- your drive is sitting idle.</cmd><stepresult>It will not get worn out as quickly
- if it is not needlessly spinning.</stepresult></step>
- <step><cmd>Every once in a while, shake your computer.</cmd><info>This will
- cause the bits to fall more comfortably in to place.</info></step>
- <step><cmd>Run Scandisk on the drive at least once a day.</cmd><info>This
- way you will ensure that problems with the drive are found quickly. If you
- share the drive with others, it will also ensure that they are less likely
- to use it, because it will be so busy all of the time.</info></step>
- </steps-unordered>
- </taskbody>
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