Cheap, noisy, equipment, or some other device in the vicinity of the cd/dvd player that is injecting unwanted frequencies into the electronic circuits of the player. Sometimes, it can even be the amplified speakers on the computer itself causing the problem. Half wave rectification will induce all kind of interferences into the sound system.
The present perfect tense of copy is:I/You/We/They have copied.He/She/It has copied.
nothing, it copied the computer from apple and IBM, it copied the xbox from Sony and nitendo, it copied windows from Apple, it copied zune from apple. Everything micro$oft ever made has been copied, not innovated, unlike apple.
That depends on what you mean by "copied electronically".If you mean that you press the keys for "Copy" (usually Ctrl-C), the text is copied to a temporary memory area known as the "Clipboard".If you type texts from a book, into the computer, the text is in the computer memory; once you save it, it is in the computer's hard disk.
the opposite of merging cells
Inserts copied material from computer clipboard. Firstyou must Copy something, this will place copied material to computer clipboard, then you can insert anywhere you want (Paste)
No. They are not copied to the computer's harddrive. Just the destination drive gets the files.
a section of ram where the computer stores copied data
In a single word: "Download". This means that something on a remote computer will be transferred (copied/downloaded...) to your local computer.
Downloading means a computer data file is being copied to your hard drive, from the internet.
A computer may decline a request to burn a copied CD because the CD has scratches that may lead to read errors. When a computer cannot read the content of a CD, it cannot complete the burning process.
yes, it is simply copied.
U must connect your phone usb connector from your phone to your computer so you can open the files from your phone to your computer and have it copied