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What is used to store permanent instructions needed for computer operations?
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What does the computer manufacturer use to store specific instructions that are needed for computer operations?
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Which component on a computer stores permanent instructions which cannot be changed?
The ROM BIOS chip stores permanent instructions. ROM means read-only memory. BIOS means basic input/output system, meaning the very basic instructions needed to power up the computer. From there, the operating system loads.
What type of memory is permanent and includes instructions needed by the CPU?
rom
A program is a?
List of instructions (and values that's needed) for your computer.
Rom contains all of the instructions needed to start a computer?
no
Why is CPU needed?
The CPU (Central Processing Unit) is needed because it is the main part of the computer where all the calculating and control activity is done. Program instructions are decoded and executed by the CPU, data is manipulated in the CPU. Without it, the computer will not operate at all.A Processor or CPU is essentially the computer's judgment and logical part of the brain. It performs the basic arithmetical, logical, and input/output operations of the system.The CPU is the part of every computer that actually does all the work, all the other parts of the computer are only there to support the CPU's needs as it does that work.
What are the instructions needed in basic computer in order to set the E flip flop to you?
complement E clear E
What does computer literate mean?
To compute, or calculate. That was their original intention anyways, since they were first built for gigantic mathematical equations or scientific research. Of course, now we have many, many more uses for them.
How is a memory-resident part of an operating system different from a nonresident part of an system?
Memory resident instructions are instructions that remain in the memory while the computer is running. Nonresident instructions remain on the storage medium until they are needed.
What is a chip on a motherboard that holds the instructions needed to start a computer when it is switched on?
The chip which holds software that is used to start the computer is the BIOS. The type of chip may be ROM, EEPROM, or NVRAM.
Where are Rom situated in a computer?
ROM (read-only memory) chips are installed on a computer's motherboard. The model of the board usually determines the type of ROM needed to control a computer's boot routine. ROM is often called "nonvolatile memory," meaning that an electrical current is not needed to maintain the prerecorded data instructions on the chip. The instructions cannot be overwritten, and only special equipment can be used to rewrite or erase the data
Why are operations needed for health?
Yes.
