The data components of a file. In this case it addresses whether the file is healthy. When Hard Disk corruption or viruses affect the structure of a file it means that the file has become damaged beyond repair. A file is like a tower, with a perfect structure, the right text. If the file structure is damaged it acts as a tower which concrete wall has been damaged. A file with a healthy, or acceptable data structure will do what is supposed to. An unhealthy file may cause your computer to crash, or freeze; or it might make certain programs behave erratically.
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