you can disable it
Keystroke accuracy is the correctness with which you type.
Yes, generally speaking VGA cables were designed to be used with computers/ laptops. You will still need to check to make sure your laptop has a VGA output.
Keystroke-recording programs, called keyloggers for short, do exactly what their name implies---make a record of every keystroke you make, from an inane chat message to grandma to the entering of personal information. Popular among thieves trying to steal your identity, as well as suspicious girlfriends or boyfriends, keystroke-recording programs are an invasion of privacy and can affect PC performance.Instructions1Download and install Snoopfree, a free anti-keylogging software tool (see Resources for link).2Run Snoopfree and restart your computer. Snoopfree will load and monitor other applications to check for keystroke-recording programs.3If a keylogging program is detected, Snoopfree will alert you. You can then decide to deny it access to your system and therefore disable it.4Once you have the name and identity of the keystroke-recording program, you can take steps to remove it, such as removing the system files from the start-up menu.
i stopped using them several years ago when I learned that they kept every keystroke we make forever as part of their support of the overreach of Patriot act. Not that the govt needs Google anyway for that.
What do you mean pretend laptop?
You make a finger on a laptop by downloading microscroft and then draw a finger
No, the laptop chargers change depending on the make and model for Dell products. I would make sure you get the right charger for your laptop.
Yes, they do make laptop memory, but they are a smaller company with fewer selection.
Check in YouTube "how to make a laptop in smallworld"
It's a Dell laptop
You can find the best inexpensive laptop computer at Wal-Mart are target make sure you pick a good brand though because not every thing that looks and sounds good is the best
No they didnt make a laptop TV. Also, Surface Pro didn't either.