Doubt parking safe mode in HDDs 2.5"

[sonicmario]

Does ejecting the 2.5" HDD + enclosure case in Windows 10 put HDD it in safe parking mode or not?

From what year was parking technology introduced in 2.5" HDDs?

[skinbob]

Have you never heard of google? Or Bing Search, or yahoo search, etc.

[Lardman]

Have you never heard of google? Or Bing Search, or yahoo search, etc.

Doubt Google, Bing and Yahoo How fast does search run.

Sorry - couldn't help myself.

[sonicmario]

I searched i not found this information

[Arch Stanton]

AFAIK there's no commands that explicitly tell a drive to park heads. So no, eject in itself does not do that, it probably sends standby or sleep command and it's then up to the drive to handle that. You do not find this information because you're asking the wrong questions.

[sonicmario]

Will it depend on the HDD model and enclosure case to perform auto parking after ejecting the HDD in Windows?
After ejecting from Windows 10, the HD remains on, spinning with the arm under the disks and the slightest physical contact with the case causes the arm to scratch the magnetic disks?

[Arch Stanton]

Ah, are we doing this game again, stuff random words into a sentence ..

Code:

Disks the causes from scratch the 10, contact the the and disks? With physical arm slightest to the magnetic under Windows on, case HD the with spinning ejecting remains arm after the.

[sonicmario]

answers nothing

[Arch Stanton]

You're too stoopid it seems to interpret answers and just ask same thing again using more incoherent sentences.

Does ejecting the 2.5" HDD + enclosure case in Windows 10 put HDD it in safe parking mode or not?

A: AFAIK there's no commands that explicitly tell a drive to park heads. So no, eject in itself does not do that, it probably sends standby or sleep command and it's then up to the drive to handle that.

Will it depend on the HDD model and enclosure case to perform auto parking after ejecting the HDD in Windows?

You ask the fooking same thing again.

[sonicmario]

So after ejecting the HDD in Windows 10, any careless knock on the HDD case with your hand will damage the HDD? The arm scratches the magnetic disk

[Arch Stanton]

So after ejecting the HDD in Windows 10, any careless knock on the HDD case with your hand will damage the HDD? The arm scratches the magnetic disk

WHAT?! Says who?

[sonicmario]

HDDs are sensitive to shocks and bumps. If they are not parked, the risk is greater. In this case, they were simply ejected from Windows 10.

[pclab]

Damn, people still replies to this guy??

Go watch a flower grow, it will be a better way to spend time.

[Arch Stanton]

HDDs are sensitive to shocks and bumps. If they are not parked, the risk is greater. In this case, they were simply ejected from Windows 10.

Not parked says who, YOU CLOWN?!

[Arch Stanton]

Damn, people still replies to this guy??

Yeah.

[sonicmario]

There are only ignorant people here ironic people

[Arch Stanton]

There are only ignorant people here ironic people

Maybe. You the ignorant one. And stoopid. And other people defaulting to irony as coping mechanism to deal with it, yes you could be on to something.

[pclab]

There are only ignorant people here ironic people

Maybe. You the ignorant one. And stoopid. And other people defaulting to irony as coping mechanism to deal with it, yes you could be on to something.

This is gold!!!

[michael chiklis]

Go watch a flower grow, it will be a better way to spend time.

[corsair6]

Doubt. Belt might not work. Pants might fall down.