In order to transfer information across the internet, a computer needs to first know the IP address (Internet Protocol - A postcode, if you would) of the computer that will bereceiving the data. Then the information is bundled intopackets, little packages of data with the IP address, other addressing and error-checking data and the actual information that is being sent. Then, these packets are sent down to your ISP (Internet service provider). From there it travels along the quickest path it can, across multiple networks, major servers, etc. (i.e. it goes across the Internet by the path it can find) until it reaches the computer it is intended to go to. The multiple routers and other pieces of network hardware help to 'point' the packet to the correct computer (this is where the IP address comes in.)
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Tcp/IP
According to the license agreement Office 2013 may NOT be transferred to another computer.
The Remote Access technology allows you to access the resources of a particular computer from another, over the internet.
The Remote Access technology allows you to access the resources of a particular computer from another, over the Internet.
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Information, energy, and resources can be transferred from one system to another through various means.
computer information
It's all a matter of perspective. If you are loading something to the computer in front of you from another computer it's called "downloading" If you're loading something FROM the computer in front of you to another computer, it's generally called "Uploading". Another perspective is the SIZE and function of the computer. If you're loading something from a server or large computer to your computer, it's downloading. If you're loading something TO a server or larger computer it's called Uploading.
An ethernet adapter is the component that allows you to connect to your internet modem or computer network. Upon connecting your ethernet cable, you will be able to access the internet or computer network to which you are connected.
The term PIO stands for Programmed Input/Output. It allows information to be transferred from one device to another device. The PIO mode helps determine the speed information will take to transfer.
Chances are, it is not the internet connection, it is your computer. You can do a Bandwidth test to confirm this. WWW.BANDWIDTHPLACE.COM is one of many that offer a free test. remember, your PC can only take in information as fast as it can handle it. Processor speed, RAM, possible malware infection can all contribute to slower internet speeds.
In the shortest way to answer: a router takes the information, locates the computer the information is going to specifically, and sends it directly to that particular computer. A hub does the same, but it is more used for Local Area Networks (LAN). *Switches also fall under this category* If internet is desired with a hub or switch, one must take a server (or another computer) and have it communicate to the internet as well as the hub.