A computer can still operate without virtual memory (virtual memory is just hard drive space that is set aside to allow the computer to swap data to and from actual RAM). It is just that on a modern multitasking system things could slow down if you have a lot of things going on and the system is reaching its memory limit. With virtual memory turned off a system with minimal memory will tend to really slow down a lot. It may not be as bad on a system with lots of memory (like 2GB or more).
Without virtual memory some computer programs wont be able to run. As the memory increases the computer may slow down its processes.
A virtual mirror is a digital technology that allows users to try on various clothing items or accessories virtually using a computer or mobile device. It uses augmented reality or computer-generated images to simulate how the product would look on the user without physically trying it on in a store.
AnswerNo, minesweeper is a populer computer game. Users playing the game attempt to clear a virtual minefield without detonating a mine.
If you go to the Cisco site, they have a virtual computer to set up. But you have to have an account or be a Cisco student to access this. Other than that, I don't know of any other solutions to this question.
To allow users to browse the Internet without the risk of malware infecting the host software installation.
no but there is a virtual wesite calledpencilefreekids.com it is nice
To fix a computer without actually being at the computer or to help someone else work on their computer while using your computer.
There is Babydow. It is fun!
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A virtual terminal is basically a software that is run on your computer, where you input credit card information when making sales. Think of it as a point-of-sale terminal hardware, without the hardware. Your computer needs to be connected to the internet so that the credit card information is processed through whomever you use as a merchant account provider. You can also purchase a card reader that plugs into your computer, so you can actually swipe credit cards that way. For more information, visit: http://www.pivotalepayments.com/services-offered/virtual-terminals/
No. Java programs run in the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) - without it your computer won't know how to handle Java bytecode.
Virtual Representation was rejected by the colonists and their delegates when Parliament began taxing them without their consent - remember: "no taxation without representation"