A computer connected to the network is called?
Speaking as a network engineer of 25 years' experience, most often the computers that are connected to the network are called stations or workstations. Those that are devoted to storing data, providing print services, etc. are referred to as servers. Most often nowadays, we do not have dedicated servers as were most common in years past. Since so many now use Windows as the choice for their server, they are frequently set up in a peer-to-peer network. Only if someone sets a machine aside and actually installs some version of Windows Server on the machine is it set up more to be a server but still, technically, it is still in a peer-to-peer situation since the machine can still be used as a workstation. A dedicated server cannot be so used, such as the case of the Novell Netware servers that were common until about a decade ago.
When one speaks of clients in regard to computers, that is generally in regard to licensing (as would the term "seats") but the engineer would most often not use those terms nor would the help desk.
As for the term node, that is a term that a network engineer or technician would use when referring to the logical design of the network but once again this would not be used when speaking with a network user. To put it simply, essentially any device that can accept an IP address is a node. As such, managed switches are referred to as nodes but unmanaged switches generally are not.
Data are discrete pieces of information that have no meaning on their own, and need CONTEXT to be converted into INFORMATION. For example, all the following are data : 3, Pittsburgh, Green.
As you can see, they don't really mean anything until you place them in context. Pittsburgh is a CITY, 3 is a NUMBER, and GREEN is a color.
Does burning a CD slow down your computer?
It really depends on how hot the fire is... No really, burning a CD means that a laser is etching information on it. Most CD's are write once, meaning that you can etch(burn) info on the disk but when its full that's it. It cannot be reused. Re-writable disks are available that can be erased and written to again. So to answer your question, burning a disk in a CD drive will normally not damage it, but after you have 'burned ' what you want on it then the disk can only be used to access the info on it and cannot be burned again.
What is the term of restarting the computer called?
To start the computer is called Booting. Restarting the computer is (not surprisingly) called Rebooting.
This comes from the word 'bootstrap'. Which in turn, comes from the idea of pulling someone up by the bootstraps. A bootstrap program, is one that initiates other programs in sequence, in order to get the computer ready for use.
In early days of computer programming these sequences had to be started by an operator. Bootstrap code makes this chore automatic. The idea that one program starts another program, is like trying to lift yourself off the ground by your bootstraps. (Programmers have a sense of humor.)
What is the area on the computer that holds data on a permanent basis?
There are 3 types of permanent storage, aka secondary storage, on a computer: # Hard Drive # CD # Floppy disk
What are the limitations of mainframe computers?
The disadvantage of mainframes?
1. Cost of hardware
2. Special operating systems/software (more cost there, too).
You typically won't see a mainframe used unless some organization with really deep pockets has a mission-critical function that requires massive amounts of information to be processed, in a very reliable manner.
What languange did the nez perce speak?
The Nez Perce tribe speak what's simply called the Nez Perce language. With only about 200 native speakers, it's considered an endangered language.
What is the use computer in library?
Libraries tend to use computers so that the people visiting can find books and determine if they are at their library location and where in the library its located. They also have computers in libraries to provide those without access to the internet at home a place to do just that.
A Kilobyte - is just over 1,000 bytes.
Since computers work in multiples of 2, a Kilobyte is 1024 bytes.
What existed before computers?
Before computers, we used typewriters for document processing, adding machines for mathematical computation and libraries for research. Since email did not exist, we had to use letters, telegrams, telex or the telephone for communicating with people at a distance.
What is mounted on the motherboard and is responsible for executing instructions to process data?
The Processor (CPU)
Where can one find cheap notebooks and laptops?
Going to a local electronic store will help you to see the value of the computer with the price. Apple computers tend to have a high price tag, so a better suggestion would be a PC. These can be found at electronic stores like Best Buy, or can be found online.
What brands of computers are sold at Walmart?
Walmart has many laptops, but there is currently one on sale for $325 in a bundle with a case, printer, mouse, and router. It is a refurbished Compaq Presario XY871UA-ABA. It has a Celeron 900 processor and Windows 7 Home Premium.
Why is my 64 bit computer running in 32 bit?
64 bit OSes use special set of instructions as well as 64 bit memory space which is in principle is not supported by 32 bit processors.
(1) users (both institutions and individuals) should install antivirus software and firewalls on their computers; (2) users should not use their birthday, social security number, or phone number as passwords to their accounts;
Where can one buy cheap computer stand?
The best deals on a computer stand can be found by first browsing your local newspaper and want ads for great sale prices or even previously used computer stands. Online shopping is another great way to find amazing deals on quality computer stands.
What three colors are used to create the color white on a computer?
Red, Green and Blue - varying amounts of brightness are used to create over 65,000,000 colours.
What is a computer that can perform billions of calculations per second?
I would have to say yes, since many PCs on the market are rated at more than 1 gigahertz (giga is 10^9 which is a thousand million).
However, assuming "calculations" refers to arithmetic operations, it must be noted that many of these operations take many more than one machine cycle to complete. On the basis presented in the first part of the answer, the correct answer to the question is that a modern PC might be able to carry out thousands of millions of calculations per second, particularly if these operations are of a primitive nature (add, subtract, etc).
In real terms, the answer is probably No, because most calculations require a mix of operations, including more complex operations than addition or subtraction. In addition to the pure arithmetic operation, operands also need to be obtained (from memory) and results may need to be stored, etc.
In conclusion, most average PCs today will struggle to reach one thousand million useful arithmetic calculations per second, but will generally reach one thousand million operation per second.
What are the three example of hardware in computer?
Hardware refers to the physical components of a computer, for example,
Mouse- User interface Hardware
Processor- The 'brain' of the computer
Hard Drive- Stores data (your files and stuff)
Yes, and that "aux" line is usually for the CPU fan.
Where can one find more information on business computer leasing?
Information on business computer leasing could be found simply by asking for referrals from well known businesses in the local area. One could also check with the local Chamber of Commerce in the area for recommendations.
How do you configure an IP address?
If the IP address is the one that is issued by the provider, then if you change it you cannot access internet. Only computers that have automatic IP address assigning option can change the configuration. In many countries it is illegal to change the configuration.
Why your computer restart while loading?
Try hitting F8 a whole bunch of times when it restarts. Keep hitting it till it says safe mode on , then move the cursor to launch "safe mode with networking".
Go to trend housecall (housecall) on Google and run the free virus scanner. My guess is your computer has a Trojan that keeps restarting the computer, if it still restarts in safe mode over and over then I don't know...
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i don't think that a virus may b the cause ... did you checked the power connection of your CPU and motherboard.
even if its presisting its better to format C: and reinstall win. or you can go to safemode and install AVG or Avast .