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Computer Hardware
Computer hardware is a general term used to refer to all the physical parts of a computer. Internal hardware devices include hard drives and motherboards, while external hardware devices include monitors, mice, keyboards, and printers.
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In a Pentium CPU why is the back side bus half as wide as the front side bus?
The backside bus is 32-bit wide and the front side bus is 64-bit wide. This because of the dual processing design.
The mouse, keyboard, microphone, scanner, joystick and webcam.
Can you get Manaphy in Australia?
ummm......... well i don't know if you have Pokemon ranger in Australia but if you do buy it then ou beat the game then u go to manaphy.com for the steps to get in game and yea
Din is the Industrial standard size, for car DVDs, have single Din DVD or Double Din DVD, single DIN height at 50mm, wideth at 180mm & Depth at 180mm too, the Double Din size height at 100mm, wideth & Depth at 100mm, all of the car DVD head unit size is produced according to Din, so every car if have din size, can install the single Din or Double DIN DVD.
What is system network configuration?
The system network configuration refers to assigning a particular IP address by a network configuration window. The configuration window is usually invoked by selecting the network configuration sub menu from the setup command.
How does a micro chip work or how is it constructed?
A micro chip is made of many Integrated Circuits (ICs) that together perform a certain function. The invention of ICs and subsequently micro chips was a giant step in the history of computer development.
What are the Advantages of micro computers?
Microcomputers are small computers having microprocessors as their central processor. Some of its advantages are portability, less costly, user-friendliness, thus making them ideal as home computers.
What is contract work how is it different from being a tenured employee?
Genetally contract work, which is done by a "contractor" is for a certain period of time. Like anything from a week long job painting a house to a 15 month project developing a component on a fighter jet and once the work is complete the contractor is no longer needed. He/she isn't fired, just let go at the end of their contracted time frame. A tenured employee would be like a profressor or something..generally these employees cannot be laid off...they can be fired if they do something to warrent it, but they are pretty much permament employees.
The physical USB controller might be shot.
If the port is on the front of the base unit, check the able going from the port to the motherboad, reseat the cable at the mother board.
If the port is at the back of the base unit, built onto the motherboard, it may be a hardware fault, may need replacing.
What are the front panel connections for a HP DC5100?
The panel involves a motherboard that is connected by pins to the FP connector. The motherboard uses a standard FP connector, therefore, easy to figure out.
What are special purpose memories?
Special purpose memories are areas that offer storage capability for computer data that has a unique purpose. This is an embedded system within the computer that has its own unique language and design tools available to the user.
The Zip drive is a medium-capacity removable disk storage system, introduced by Iomega in late 1994. Originally it had a capacity of 100 MB, but later versions increased this to first 250 MB and then 750 MB.
The format became the most popular of the super-floppy type products but never reached the status of a quasi-standard to replace the 3.5-inch floppy disk. It has been superseded by flash drive systems as well as rewritable CDs and DVDs, and is practically not in use anymore. The Zip brand was also used for internal and external CD writers known as Zip-650 or Zip-CD.
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How can I get the computer volume meter to show increase and decrease?
Each computer model is different however most have a volume control button. When you press the button, the computer will display a graphic of the volume increasing or decreasing.
How do you manually remove a CD from a computer disc drive?
Some of them have a tiny pin-hole on the front, near the door. Stick a pin in this and it should release the door. Failing this you may have to open up your computer disconnect the drive, unscrew it from the casing, take the top off and the CD should be exposed underneath.
What power company provides surge protection service for homes?
There are many Electric Utilities throughout the United States that offer Surge Protection to their customers or at the very least can recommend a reputable company to refer you to.
You can usely find out this information by going to your Electric Utility's web site. Most Utilities will list their Surge Protection Programs under either "Products and Services" or "Member Services".
At what temperature do computer components fail?
For the most part, today's integrated circuits will start to exhibit significant issues when their internal temperature rises about 80 degrees Centigrade, or if they are subjected to freezing temperatures below -15 C.
However, the exact thermal profile is highly dependent on the specific component. So much so, that the above generalization is likely only valid for today's Desktop systems.
What all 4 wires in a usb cord stand for?
All four wires in a USB cord stand for different things depending on the type. The standard has green (data negative), white (data positive), black (negative), and red (positive) cord strands. There is another that has orange (5 volts), blue (data negative), green (data positive), and white (ground) cord strands.
What is the smallest memory size and how does it compare to a bit?
The smallest memory size is a single bit, capable of storing either a 1 or a zero. An electronic component that does this is known as a D latch and in it's simplest form has three pins. The data input pin will have the value to be stored. The clock or enable pin is the trigger to store the value on the data input pin. Finally the output pin will have the value of the stored data. These single byte memories can be bought as small integrated circuits. Add 8 of these latches together and you have a 1 byte memory. Add 1 byte memories together and you have the basis of computer memory as used in almost all processors.
Virtual meetings on Internet are called?
Perhaps it’s easiest to explain what virtual meetings are by explaining what they are not. Virtual meetings are not video conferencing. Video conferencing technology uses cameras and satellites to transmit images of the participants during a meeting. Virtual meetings are not chat rooms. Chat rooms provide a real-time Internet-based system to exchange text messages. Virtual meetings combine good old-fashioned teleconferencing (over the telephone) with Internet document viewing and editing. Virtual meetings are real-time, interactive, and a valuable way to share information quickly, easily and cost effectively. Somewhere it is also termed as "webinar".
