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Ports on the motherboard can be disabled or enabled in what setup?

bios


Ports on the motherboard can be disabled or enabled in what kind of setup?

BIOS


Where can ports on a motherboard be disabled at?

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How do you disable the ports on the motherboard?

Most serial and parallel ports today connect directly to the motherboard, and the COM and LPT assignments are made in CMOS setup. The ports can also be enabled and disabled in CMOS settings.The short answer is CMOS Setup A+ Guide to Hardware: pg. 396


How would you disable a typical serial port on a motherboard?

The port can be enabled or disabled through the CMOS setup.


Can the ports that connect cables to the motherboard only be located in the rear of the?

Most cases have the motherboard ports in the back that way you can hide all the cables and keep them away from alot of activity that may disconnect them.I have not seen a PC with front motherboard ports. But i think its better to leave those ports where they are :)


Ports coming directly off the motherboard are called?

do you mean "motherboard I/O ports"? Eg. USB, PS/2, Serial, Parallel...


Logic on motherboard that controls the serial ports?

UART


What contains ports and expansion slots in a computer?

The motherboard.


What can i do if my usb ports won't recognize flash drives or anything?

Assuming you have no guarantee left, you can buy a controller card (PCMCIA for laptops, in case you have a free slot). A very unlikely scenario is that someone has played a prank on you and disabled the USB ports from the BIOS, in which case they can be re-enabled.


How many usb ports do you need on a Motherboard?

Most motherboards come with at least six USB ports..


How is the motherboard oriented in a desktop computer?

Expansion ports to the rear.