How a virus enters a computer: Computer Viruses are either downloaded from the internet (accidentally or otherwise) or copied from media that's been inserted into the computer.
How a virus damages a computer: Viruses are designed to replicate themselves and corrupt files. if you take a disc from one computer and insert it into another - the virus will infect the new machine.
How a computer can be saved: Using a good anti-virus/anti-spyware program - coupled with a firewall should protect you from (and remove) most of the malicious files sent over the internet. Running regular scans of your computer AND scanning ANY disk you insert into your computer should protect you sufficiently.
A folder that is saved may not be saved forever. A folder that is saved can be retrieved as long as it is saved on the computer. It will not stay forever, because the computer won't last forever.
just use USB port of PSP and connect it to the computer then copy then saved files to your computer.
A drunk can enter heaven if he is truly saved. However, he must have accepted Jesus and his atoning, finished work on the cross, personally. A truly saved person has a desire to turn away from old sins and strive to be more Christ-like. However, saved people do sin and it does not cause them to lose their salvation. (John 10:28).
Logos can be saved to the Quick Parts Gallery?
It goes to your setting you have saved
Yes it does
No, it does not get saved in any computer. If the person is using external software, then it is not sure. Gmail does not provide saving facility.
you can click start then search the file name or press recent files or go to where you saved the file.
delete the saved cookies on your computer. . .
drive in computer means a device into which files are being saved.
It depends on whether the data had been saved at the time the power went out. If it was saved before the outage, then it will remain on the computer's hard disk. If it was not saved, then it is almost certainly lost.
If the file has not been saved at all or changes have been made since it was last saved, Word will ask if you want to save it. It will save it quickly if it has been already saved and if it has not been saved, you will need to give it a name, specify where it is to be saved and in what format it is saved into. When the file is closed, it will be unloaded from Word and from the computer's memory.If the file has not been saved at all or changes have been made since it was last saved, Word will ask if you want to save it. It will save it quickly if it has been already saved and if it has not been saved, you will need to give it a name, specify where it is to be saved and in what format it is saved into. When the file is closed, it will be unloaded from Word and from the computer's memory.If the file has not been saved at all or changes have been made since it was last saved, Word will ask if you want to save it. It will save it quickly if it has been already saved and if it has not been saved, you will need to give it a name, specify where it is to be saved and in what format it is saved into. When the file is closed, it will be unloaded from Word and from the computer's memory.If the file has not been saved at all or changes have been made since it was last saved, Word will ask if you want to save it. It will save it quickly if it has been already saved and if it has not been saved, you will need to give it a name, specify where it is to be saved and in what format it is saved into. When the file is closed, it will be unloaded from Word and from the computer's memory.If the file has not been saved at all or changes have been made since it was last saved, Word will ask if you want to save it. It will save it quickly if it has been already saved and if it has not been saved, you will need to give it a name, specify where it is to be saved and in what format it is saved into. When the file is closed, it will be unloaded from Word and from the computer's memory.If the file has not been saved at all or changes have been made since it was last saved, Word will ask if you want to save it. It will save it quickly if it has been already saved and if it has not been saved, you will need to give it a name, specify where it is to be saved and in what format it is saved into. When the file is closed, it will be unloaded from Word and from the computer's memory.If the file has not been saved at all or changes have been made since it was last saved, Word will ask if you want to save it. It will save it quickly if it has been already saved and if it has not been saved, you will need to give it a name, specify where it is to be saved and in what format it is saved into. When the file is closed, it will be unloaded from Word and from the computer's memory.If the file has not been saved at all or changes have been made since it was last saved, Word will ask if you want to save it. It will save it quickly if it has been already saved and if it has not been saved, you will need to give it a name, specify where it is to be saved and in what format it is saved into. When the file is closed, it will be unloaded from Word and from the computer's memory.If the file has not been saved at all or changes have been made since it was last saved, Word will ask if you want to save it. It will save it quickly if it has been already saved and if it has not been saved, you will need to give it a name, specify where it is to be saved and in what format it is saved into. When the file is closed, it will be unloaded from Word and from the computer's memory.If the file has not been saved at all or changes have been made since it was last saved, Word will ask if you want to save it. It will save it quickly if it has been already saved and if it has not been saved, you will need to give it a name, specify where it is to be saved and in what format it is saved into. When the file is closed, it will be unloaded from Word and from the computer's memory.If the file has not been saved at all or changes have been made since it was last saved, Word will ask if you want to save it. It will save it quickly if it has been already saved and if it has not been saved, you will need to give it a name, specify where it is to be saved and in what format it is saved into. When the file is closed, it will be unloaded from Word and from the computer's memory.