kiintolevyltä

Kiintolevyltä is a Finnish term that translates to "from the hard drive" or "from the disk". It is commonly used in computing contexts to refer to data, files, or programs that are stored on or being accessed from a computer's hard disk drive. This distinguishes it from data that might be in temporary memory (RAM) or on external storage media like USB drives or cloud storage.

When a user is instructed to save a file "kiintolevyltä", it means they should save it to their computer's internal storage. Similarly, if an application is described as running "kiintolevyltä", it implies that the program files are installed and executed directly from the hard drive, rather than being streamed or run from a network location. The speed and availability of data stored kiintolevyltä are crucial for the overall performance of a computer system. Modern computing often involves a distinction between traditional hard disk drives (HDDs) and faster solid-state drives (SSDs), both of which are located "kiintolevyltä" in a broader sense.