What are the computer limitation?

Answer 1

They are unnatural, and therefore unintuitive - the natural way for a human to interact with another human is by verbal and nonverbal communication.

Computer's can't think for themselves. They aren't intelligent. If you feed a computer incorrect information, it will result in an incorrect output.

They cannot adequately deal with 'fuzzy' terms, unlike humans who describe most things in a fuzzy way: "Oh, it was *hot* today," or, "John's car cost him a *fortune*," and "It's *almost* seven o' clock - the takeaway's open."

A computer can't tell you something completely new, it can only derrive something based on something known that it was previously programmed to manipulate. They are not creative or imaginative, nor are they prone to arbitrary moments of genius.

They are unquestioning devices. They do not feel and they do not understand ethics.

Computers can only adequately process information that may be quantised. They cannot adequately deal with abstractions.

Finally, the greatest limitation of a computer is that they are engineered, built and used by humans. They expose our flaws and undersights.

Computers have many capabilities. They are not intelligent machines and work off instructions, therefore it can perform many instructions and complete them almost instantly. Computers can connect to the internet, which means your computer can share information and resources in real time, thus expanding the capabilties of a computer. Computers are very efficient, fast and also have very accurate results to the things we ask them to do.

Answer 2

Computer cannot think, computer cannot take own decisions, if the user made mistakes while using computer, computer repeat the error, fully deleted data cannot take back

Answer 3

A major limitation of the computer is that it only performs tasks as per its pre-programmed instructions. It does not have the self analysis feature of the human brain.

Answer 4

5 limitation of computers

Answer 5

limitation of computer