'Copyright' is the acknowledgement that the software's creators get to decide how their intellectual property (the game) is used.
That means that it's a breach of copyright to distribute the software yourself, or to try to disassemble it into components, and such. 'Buying' a game does not mean you own the code, you are simply licensed to use it as intended.
If something is copyrighted, it means that someone else created it and owns the rights to it. They may have registered it with the government, which gives extra protections, but something is considered copyrighted as soon as it is produced. What that means in terms of computer software is that if you didn't legally purchase the program or game, and you use it, you are using it illegally.
If you copy a program that someone else bought, you are in effect stealing from the people who produced it. That means, since you already have a copy you made from a friend's copy or downloaded using filesharing software, you will not go to the store and buy a copy. Obviously, if only one person bought the program and everyone else copied from them, then the company cannot stay in business off of just selling only one copy.
In IT, copyright most often applies to software, which can be protected by both copyright AND patent law. Most software-related copyright issues are addressed in detail in end user licensing agreements.
Software is protected by copyright (as a "literary work"), but can also receive a patent if it is exceptionally innovative.
Did you mean Software piracy? It is when someone takes software that is for sale and uses it without paying. An example would be: If you were to go out and buy a game for your computer and install it on your computer. Your friend comes over and likes the game, but instead of going to the store and buying a copy for themselves, they "borrow" your copy and install it on their computer. They have now pirated a copy as they have not paid the software developer for the use of the game.
Computer programs are copyrighted as "literary works" to the extent they contain original and creative works. Software may also contain copyrighted images and sounds. Software copyright does NOT include any functional aspect nor any "idea, procedure, process, system, method of operation, concept, principle, or discovery".
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It could mean that your computer is not compatible with ROBLOX or something with the download or your software is wrong.
"Public domain software" is software that has moved into the public domain. You're free to copy, display, sell, or adapt it. No one owns the copyright on that software.
It depend on the computer and the software you mean. Most games for example do have cheats that you can input to affect the game. On PC games many of the cheats involve typing in codewords to alter the game.
On a car it is reprogramming the computer with new software.
any thing that is not physically there. the internet browser you are using is software, so is your favorite PC game. but your hard drive, and all the motherboard and things, inside your PC tower is hardware.
If you mean installing "The Sims" on your computer, the instructions should be self-explanatory. Merely pop in the disk into your CD/DVD-ROM drive and use the Autoplay function. If you mean OS simulator software, or more accurately, emulation software, then you would have to pursue buying VMWare or similar software to emulate older environments in order to play video games. Be careful if you wish to do this, though.
Software are computer programs. Like Word, Excel, internet Explorer, or games. Uninstall means remove from the computer.