Generally speaking, yes, it is better to put the computer to sleep than it is to shut it down, for two reasons:
1. It's better for you - resuming from sleep mode is a lot faster than going through the entire boot up process.
2. It's better for the computer - resuming operation from a low-powered state is less harsh on you computer components than when you jolt it alive by turning the power on from a shut down state.
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no, but there's no point in putting in too much fans, it will make your computer louder and heavier...
Depending on what you do with the computer and what else the room might be used for. Your best bet would probably be with putting the computer towards the wall to provide room to do other things.
yes! since a computer is a machine, i.e is using energy for its excutions, during energy cycle heat must be evolved, when fan is introduced then heat effect is reduced.
Well.. You could try to get a special program from the company, like Nokia has the PC Suite which allows you to connect your phone and transfer stuff. Try looking for a program or taking out the memory chip of the phone and putting it in your computer with a special connector.
streaming music is listening to it and downloading it is putting in your server space, so it will be downloaded to your computer.
One way the ham is salty, the other it is not
deployment is putting them into a situation and employment is where you get hired for a job
Yes, running a computer will consume more energy than when it is turned off or in sleep mode. The amount of energy consumption will vary based on the computer's usage, specifications, and power settings. Properly shutting down or putting a computer in sleep mode when it's not in use can help save energy.
over pressere from shutting it too fast.
Saving means moving something to permanent storage. Installing means putting some new application on your computer. For example, you install Microsoft Word, then you use it to write a letter. When you are done typing, you save it under the name "letter.doc".
If you are wondering what the difference between uploading and downloading is, then uploading is putting a file from your computer onto the Internet. Downloading is the exact opposite. It is taking a file from the Internet and putting it on your computer. If you need any more help with computer basics, email me at epic0kyLe@yahoo.com. Yes, the "L" is supposed to be capital. Hope I helped!
Configuration: The choices made in setting up a computer system or an application program so that it meets the user's guide. Installation:Installation (or setup) of a program (including drivers, plugins act of putting the program onto a computer system so that it can be executed.
The difference between cooperating and not cooperating is that when you cooperate, you do and put effort on or to something. if you do not cooperate, you are basically putting no effort into something, or you are just doing nothing at all.
The short answer is no, it will not ruin the disc.
tell me the right answer rather than putting crap
In simple terms, installing is putting new software into your computer and uninstalling software is removing it from your computer. When something installs, it does more than copy itself on to your computer. It will also change things on your computer to enable it to function, and it will put a lot of files on it and create folders. Uninstalling is not just deleting the software, but also reversing all of the changes made when the software was installed.