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| Definition | : | Defective Media Retention |
| Category | : | Computing » Data Storage |
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Defective Media Retention (DMR) refers to the practice of holding onto defective or failed media, such as hard drives, flash drives, or other storage devices, for a period of time before disposing of them. This is typically done for data security and compliance reasons.
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The full form of DMR is Defective Media Retention
Designated Marksman Rifle | Digital Mobile Radio | Digital Media Remastering | Department of Marine Resources | Differentially Methylated Region | Determination of Mental Retardation | Defective Media Retention | Disney Movie Rewards | Device Master Record | Differential Microwave Radiometer | Dual Modular Redundancy | Distance Medley Relay | Digital Media Receiver | Dwarf Mistletoe Rating | Designated Member Review | Direct Market Reseller | Divergent Modes of Religiosity