Computer Hardware

A complete Computer System with Design Software & a Color Printer capable of Printer high resolution images.

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Assuming the i7 is an older generation... heck no.

The answer is: 'Left Tab'.

If you're using Win - you have firewall included to you OS. If you're using Mac - you need to install special firewall and internet security soft. I can recommend you ProteMac NetMine. If you're using Linux - you can create your own software)

If you have free PCI ports then any (but your router supports for instance only wireless G it's better to buy PCI card with wireless G support and not less).

you can buy one at walmart, target, or radio shack.

Then computer won't work, unless you have integrated graphic controller like Intel.

Watch the ClickView video you retard, dont ask on wikipedia answers. I WILL FIND YOU. So far i know your doing Cert II in Information Technology at Ocean Reef SHS. Watch out.

^This is why we can't have nice things.

A PC which has been modified to allow it to run Mac OS and Mac software.

Hackintosh is also illegal.

Note by another reader. Being that installing Mac OS software on a PC is a violation of contract, wouldn't that make it CIVIL and thus not CRIMINAL in nature, thus not making it illegal? We need to be careful with language, specifically when acting as an authority figure that others will rely on for information.

Wireless standards 802.11b, g, and n use the 2.4Ghz frequency band to operate. Revision B was released in 1999, and operates at 11 megabits per second. Wireless G was released as a standard in 2003 and operates at up to 54 megabits per second, and in some cases can be used at up to 128 megabits per second. Wireless N devices, which operate under the wireless N draft 2 specification (not yet officially released) have faster transfer speeds. the 802.11n draft 2 specification allows speeds up to 600Mbps, but the speeds of devices may vary.

When you turn your computer on, it runs a self-diaganostic to make sure everything is working properly. This is called the Power On Self Test, also known as POST. When POST detects an error, it emits a series of beeps. These are called beep codes. Your 4 beeps is a beep code because something is wrong with your computer. If you still have your motherboard manual, look under beep codes and look for 4 beeps, and it will tell you what is wrong. If you don't have your manual anymore, you have to search on google for beep codes for your specific motherboard. Every computer has a different set of beep codes, so you have to find your specific ones to find out what is wrong. -Jesse

Some viruses are programmed to replicate themselves onto external storage media by sending files through the USB port. These files usually have hidden and system attributes, making them invisible to the user.

If you are talking hardware and not software "input" is in reference to information being added the computer, for instance a keyboard is an "input" device as it adds new information from an outside source (you or me) into the computer.

It does not look right, but anyway. PTM is difference between TJMAX (the maximum theoretical safe temperature for the CPU) and actual CPU temperature. If your PTM is high it means that your CPU in the safe temperature region.

The user interface or UI is the visual communication link between the PC and the computer user. It is aimed at making the interaction process between the human and the machine possible and simple.

Try restating your answer, I'm not sure what you mean. A microphone can be an input device when you plug it into a computer...

Quickboot in relation to the CMOS startup procedure simply performs the process faster because it skips a check of the memory. If you disabled quick boot, POST checks RAM and the process takes longer. So disabling quick boot would allow a check of RAM.

Joysticks do not enter data effectively. They are only used for games and simulations.

That would be called a Modem.

A Modem is an acronym for MOdulator, DEModulator.

There are two technologies used for computer modems; tone shift and phase shift. Tone shift takes the ones and zeroes and turns them into tones, and support speeds up to 9600 baud (9600 bits per second, roughly). Phase shift takes the ones and zeroes and turns them into phased tones, and supports speeds of up to 56KBaud (56 thousand bits per second).

Computer buses are the wires that send data around a computer. So, they are indeed components of a computer. However, in modern computers, the buses are a part of the motherboard. In older computer times, there were separate backplanes that everything else plugged into. So the name bus came from that period of time, and they were indeed separate components then.

Yes. Gallium is used as a "dopant", a calculated impurity that turns the silicon that makes up the computer chip from a nonconductor to a semiconductor.

Locate the red stripe on the cable and connect to the device with the red stripe lining up to pin #1

and

If there is also no red stripe locate the blue stripe on the cable and connect to the device with the blue stripe lining up to pin #1

Its main component is a single element called Silicon (a Silicon chip) but this will have other elements deposited on it, comprising the circuitry, diodes and transistors.