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How does a computer cable function?
it is to use to connect devices to the computer
How do you take control handphone using computer?
To control a handphone using a computer, you need to install the manufacturer's sync utility on your computer. For a Nokia phone for instance, you need to install Nokia PC Suite.
What are the function of the computer mouse cord?
To connect it to the computer so the functions of the mouse can be used.
What is the function of memory slot?
to connect RAM and get faster of the performance of computer.
How do you reset computer in Saab after disconnecting the battery?
There is nothing to reset. The computer will function normally when you connect the battery again.
What does the front side bus connect?
The main function of the front side bus is to connect the computer to the motherboard. It also connects the computer to the RAM or random access memory.
What is Handphone?
Handphone is a telephone to be used by hand
What is the use of router in a computer?
well you can connect more than one computer at the same time to the internet,and it can function as an extra firewall
Function of a mainframe?
The mainframe computer is usually used in a computer center to connect the other computers. The mainframe computer is a high level computer that is designed for demanding and extensive computer tasks.
What is the main function of an Ethernet external hard drive?
The main function of the Ethernet external hard drive is to connect the internet between the modem and the computer. To be able to connect internet, you need an Ethernet cable.
What is motion detection record and play function?
If you want to connect it to a computer you can view the disturbances in the infrared light.
Can a computer be independent of the interrnet and never connect to it?
Absolutely... except for the fact that the computer will not be able to keep the software up-to-date, the computer will still function without the internet.
