Computers

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No don't do it!!! It'll Take A Long Time To Make An Anti-Virus using visual basic But If you want to, Watch This Video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pueRyG3MwS4

(I don't own that video)

Btw, The best way to make anti-viruses is using C++ which I do not know.

Good Luck

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This is a really simple code you can put in notepad and save as a .bat file.

@echo off

title Antivirus

echo Created By your name

:start

IF EXIST virus.bat goto infected

IF NOT EXIST virus.bat goto clean

IF EXIST virus.exe goto infected

IF NOT EXIST virus.exe goto clean

IF EXIST virus.vbs goto infected

IF NOT EXIST virus.vbs goto clean

:infected

echo WARNING! VIRUS DETECTED!

del virus.bat

del virus.exe

del virus.vbs

goto start

:clean

echo YOUR COMPUTER IS ALREADY SECURE

pause

exit

This code is really simple, although no virus will be detected by this code really easy. I suggest using this antivirus in combination with the one already installed on your computer.

In many cases, there is a small (about 1mm in diameter) hole right under the tray - you can insert a pin (or a similar slim, long and straight object - like a straightened-out paper clip) into it to forcefully release the disc tray.

As this action is purely mechanical, this can be done even if the device is without power.

Yes they did ! Computers were around long before 1979. For example - the Apollo space missions all had computers in them and in mission control - and that was way back in 1969 !

Yes and no. The only part located in the ocean would be the submarine cables used to connect different counties together. Some aircraft and satellites (which could be over the oceans at times) may provide internet access and so could perhaps be called "cyberspace".

Location, imagination and Association.

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One cannot ask for a comparison of products to determine the "better" one without specifying which products need be compared. So all I can assume is that your question is one of two things:

1. Which brand of CPUs is best.

2. Which CPU is best.

AMD and Intel are the market leaders in making CPUs. Simply put, Intel processors tend to have better performance and produce less heat, while AMD processors tend to be less expensive.

The question of which CPU itself is best is very difficult, depending on what aspects you are looking at.

According to cpubenchmark.net, the Intel Xeon X5472, a dual core processor at 3 GHz, performs the best of any CPU tested. However, this processor is extremely expensive at about $1500 USD.

An AMD processor down the line, the Athlon FX-74, ranks in about a third of the Xeon, yet its price is still over $300.

There is an Intel Core 2 Duo E8400, as well, which ranks below the AMD (but still very highly) at a more reasonable price of a little under $200.

Lower still, the Intel Pentium E2220 is undder $100.

For even less expensive CPUs, AMD processors may still bring a high GHz level (yet with other slower and hotter-running factors). For example, the Amd AM2 U-atx 8XAGP motherboard/cpu combo is just $50.

By Default all new consoles you create are configured to use Author mode, which provides Full access to all console functions.

Extreme computer users have overclocked the computer and bolted a refrigerator underneath the computer in an attempt to keep the computer cooler. Normal people use the computer near a window were there is natural ventilation

CCC stands for certified computer course.

There are several options for installing old games on newer computers. A common problem is that 16-bit games do not run on 64-bit computers. One option may be to install a 32-bit operating system. If that is unfeasible, then there are still other options.

Some of the 16-bit games have 32-bit versions. For instance, if you play Doom, Doom 2, Hexen, Heretic, Duke Nukem 3D and similar, there are 3rd-party game engines. So you can install an alternative game engine and copy in your genuine game files and use the 3rd-party game engine to play the game files. Good Ole Games is a company that takes some of the older classics from MS-DOS days and converts them to 32-bit Windows versions. So from them, you can get things like Beneath a Steel Sky, Kingpin: Life of Crime, and all of the Police Academy games.

Another option is to install an emulator program. DOS Box is one example. It will give you a 16-bit compatible DOS command line window where you can run many of the old 16-bit compatible programs, including games. Not everything will work, and there may be some performance issues, but it is still a handy program. There are other emulators as well.

There are also emulators for other platforms. For instance, there are emulators for most of the older gaming consoles, and even older computers like TI 99/4A, Atari 800, etc. To use the console emulators, you would need the cartridge binaries. Some people have extracted the cartridge code and copied it to PC files, and if you have a compatible console emulator, you can run it. Of course, if you download such cartridge binary dump files, you do need to have the rights to use it. Downloading a binary of a cartridge game you already own is legal, but downloading a game you never owned (or have transferred to another) is not.

A quad core computer is a computer with four cores as its processor. This means that it has four central processing units (CPUs), which allows it to run faster and allow for parallel computing.

In other words, are you competent with computers?

For example, performing easy,simple task s such as sending Emails, doing research. chatting, editing documents, powerpoint, etc...

You using the Internet and posting on this website is a sign of competency. You're using this site to interact with others and exchange information.

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A Menu, simply means 'A list of options'.

With regards to computer applications, a menu is a small list of options that you can choose to perform within the application.

For example, If you use Microsoft word, and you click on the "File" button on the top left of your screen, it will drop down a "Menu" of options for you to choose from.

Also it could be a presentation of a list of choices: It has a way for the user to pick from the choices: they may be numbered, so the user can type in the number, or maybe the user can just click with a mouse, or push the touch screen or another way.

Here's an example: an Automated Teller Machine (ATM) is run by a computer software. It displays a menu after the user swipes the card and enters the PIN. {Well usually the first menu you will see is English or Spanish, which may be even before you put the card in}.

The menu items to choose from may be: Account Balance, Withdraw Money, Fast Cash, Transfer money, deposit money. These can lead to other menus to step the user through the process.

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it is like protecting your computer....also is when you don't want strange people to bother you

A host in a peer to peer network can offer resources to other hosts or devices in the network without being a server. If you share a printer, or a folder across the network you are sharing information or resources with other devices; in each case neither system is a server.

The ability to do this is built in to most desktop client operating systems.