Yes it is.
That depends on which one you are referring to. It could either be called the "splash screen" or the "welcome screen". The "splash screen" is the screen that shows the progress of the operating system loading. For example, in Windows XP, the splash screen shows the Windows XP logo, along with a progress bar at the bottom. The "welcome screen" appears immediately following the splash screen, and is what allows you to log into your computer after the operating system finishes booting up.
Screen savers are set up in the DeskTop and Screen saver section of the System Preferences. After selecting which screen saver you wan to use you can either set a time delay so the screen saver starts after the computer has not been used for a few minutes or set a Hot Corner which will activate the screen saver when you move your mouse to the set corner.To install new screen savers you can usually double click on the saver file and it will be installed for you.
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that is the destop
The CPU (Central Processing Unit) is either a AMD or Intel processor. If you are using a desktop you will be able to locate it on the motherboard. Its under the heat sink/fan on your motherboard. Carefully remove your heat sink and you will find your cpu.
What your icons are displayed on when you first start up.
If you just logged on, you will see a welcome screen, and possibly your desktop and icons.
That depends on which one you are referring to. It could either be called the "splash screen" or the "welcome screen". The "splash screen" is the screen that shows the progress of the operating system loading. For example, in Windows XP, the splash screen shows the Windows XP logo, along with a progress bar at the bottom. The "welcome screen" appears immediately following the splash screen, and is what allows you to log into your computer after the operating system finishes booting up.
to repair i usually reboot but i really dont want to and by the button goes yellow i meant the screen turn on button
desktop desktop
Like a normal desktop computer. Very big!
The HP TouchSmart was first marketed in early 2007. It was the first desktop PC introduced which had a touchscreen instead of the standard computer screen.
A program called Windows Explorer, controls the Icons, The taskbar, and the windows, such as folders, My Documents, and My Computer. Your computer starts up more essential things first, then loads up Windows Explorer (Windows Explorer should not be confused with Internet Explorer.)
Screen savers are set up in the DeskTop and Screen saver section of the System Preferences. After selecting which screen saver you wan to use you can either set a time delay so the screen saver starts after the computer has not been used for a few minutes or set a Hot Corner which will activate the screen saver when you move your mouse to the set corner.To install new screen savers you can usually double click on the saver file and it will be installed for you.
For Windows XP, Vista, and 7, the "logon screen" or Welcome Screen. In Windows 8, it's the "Lock Screen".
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