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Old 24th April 2009, 03:01 AM
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can moving a file alot corrupt it?

well, in the last few years, i've upgraded my hard drive a few times, and i'm wondering about something.

all the files started on a 20gig drive, moved to a 100 gig, then to a 500 gig, then to a 750 gig, back to the 500 gig, eventually to a 1 Tb and in the next few years it will probably move some more.

so i'm worried, when i move the file, does it slowly corrupt the files? and eventually it'll be unreadable? or does the computer usually do a perfect copy and i have nothing to worry about?
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