First close all applications or programs that may be open, such as email, any web sites, programs such as documents, spreadsheets, etc., then close your web browser. The web browser would be the program you use for reading emails, etc. You should now be at your desktop menu. Then you left click the 'start' option on your desktop menu, which will give you the option to put your computer in sleep mode, hibernate, restart, shut down, etc. Left click on 'shut down', then wait for it to completely shut down.
But if your computer is locked up (meaning it's on, but won't do anything), you can press and hold down the main power button for hard shut down.
just wait.
The page that displays the icons when you turn your computer on is called your home screen. Some people do call it the main screen as well.
the desktop
if you mean to connect it to a tv and your computer and tv has a monitor port you can use that
RAM - Random Access Memory, stores your working data on the computer. These are applications running on the computer, and everything that you do while on a computer. What happens when you turn your computer off?ITS GONE.After you shut down your computer all that memory is lost.
This happened to me . Was the switch when you turn on the headlights,not sure what it was called.
You need to turn off some of your applications that are running in the background. Also do not have unnecessary tabs open.
Press the Power Button (This is also called the ON button). If your computer is a desktop, make sure that it is connected to electricity. If your computer is a laptop, make sure you have enough battery. If your computer is not functioning, go to the manufacturer for repair.if you look on the monitor you will see a flat or a button that is circled and those are how you turn on A COMPUTOR AND YOU PEOPLE QUIT MAKING REDICULOUS ANSWERS SOMEPEOPLE actually need the real ones yall is immature
It is called random access memory (RAM), or simply memory.
It runs a while then quit turn off key itworks then quit gogo pride scooter
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Just as a guess (without seeing the computer in action) I'd suspect that the video card or the driver is incompatible with those applications.