Computers

A passcode lock cannot be broken without resetting the iPad back to factory status and erasing all the data and apps. Forgotten Apple ID passwords can be emailed to you from the iCloud website.

The Central Processing Unit or CPU for short

To rotate your computer screen, use these keys: Ctrl + Alt + Arrow key.

Hold all of those keys at the same time to rotate your computer screen and have it face any direction you want. Ctrl + Alt + Up Arrow key will restore the screen back to its normal state.

Keep in mind that this only works for Windows XP and Windows Vista (it is not known whether this trick works on Windows 7 or not).

If you are using internet explorer 8 try this:

Select Tools

Internet Options

be sure that small box beside [Delete Browsing history on exit] was marked

click Delete button

click Settings

click Never

Click Ok

Apply

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YES, you can. Though its not recommended. Actually its highly recommended you dont use it as a PC. But if you insist on doing it you can.

The problem is people have a tendency to mess up PC's or download viruses onto it. Or clutter it up with junk, start messing around with settings they dont understand or install a program which interferes with the servers day to day duties. So for this reason, most network admins, tend to set-up the server and get it all working and then god help anybody who so much as moves the mouse on it.

Yes, in fact a server IS a PC. Server just describes the fact that it is capable of being a file server or other network server for other networked computers.

In the past this term was coined as a server. This is a bit of an obselete term as there is now NAS. Network Attached Storage can be used as a full operational computer running file sharing services or sharing-specific distributions of Linux such as FreeNAS. In addition to solutions as FreeNAS or multi-raided storage servers, there are small, private or small-business oriented NAS drives available that are composed of a controller card, a network card, and a housing for one or more harddrives. A good way to see many of these would be to reference NAS on NewEgg or TigerDirect or similar online wholesaler websites, or to check out the larger home oriented solutions available from major retailers like Hewlett-Packard. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/User:Frogsbite What type of network has a computer called a file server that acts as the central storage location? Example for this is a Client/Server

It depends a lot on what make and model of computer, and what country.

The Internet is a good source of information - for example there is a list of all the Apple computers and their introduction prices, 1989 is at http://www.everymac.com/systems/by_year/macs-released-in-1989.html

A Mac SE was US$3,700 at introduction, a Mac IIci was US$8,800

Make sure you have a firewall setup, good antivirus, and don't go anywhere bad or suspicious.

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Data about data are called metadata.

See the related question "What are metadata?" for more details.

RAM stores frequently used data from the hard disk. This is necessary as the hard disk is many times slower than RAM, which means it will take much more longer for the computer to read the data.

Two main input devices on a computer are:

Keyboard: A keyboard is a standard input device that allows users to input text, numbers, and commands into a computer. Keyboards usually have a standard layout of alphanumeric keys, function keys, navigation keys, and modifier keys that allow users to type quickly and efficiently.

Mouse: A mouse is another common input device that allows users to move a cursor or pointer on the screen and interact with graphical user interfaces (GUIs). A typical mouse has one or more buttons that can be used to select items on the screen, and a scroll wheel that can be used to navigate content.

Two main output devices on a computer are:

Monitor: A monitor is the primary output device on a computer, and it displays text, images, and video on the screen. Monitors come in different sizes and resolutions, and they can be CRT, LCD, or LED-based.

Printer: A printer is an output device that allows users to print text and images onto paper or other media. There are different types of printers, including inkjet, laser, and dot matrix printers, and they can be used for different applications such as printing documents, photos, or labels.

It depends on what program is runing or website like this site most of it is real but some of the answers are fake

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So, you need a place to put your computer but you aren't sure where to start. Shopping for a computer desk can be a little overwhelming due to the prices on some as well as anticipating how sturdy or useful they will be. Instead of buying without really thinking about it, take the time to look this guide over for some useful tips and hints on shopping for the right computer desk for you.

First, evaluate what the computer desk will be used for. Of course, you already know that it will be used to support your computer, but will you be using it for work or personal use? The type of computer desk you need can depend a lot on this factor. For example, buying a computer desk for personal use means that you can be a little lenient as far as size and comfort go. You don't plan on spending hours in front of this desk, so why invest in maximum comfort? On the other hand, if you plan on doing your daily work at this desk, you want to make sure that it will be as comfortable and accommodating as possible. Bigger desks are typically better for work as they provide more room for spreading out documents, books, and other office items.

Next, think about how big the room is. If the room is on the smaller side, it may be a good idea to get a smaller computer desk depending on the layout of the room. Be sure to take measurements! Just because a desk might look small in a store doesn't mean that you won't have problems once you get home and try to assemble the desk in the room. Find out the desk's dimensions and measure them in the room that it will be in. This way you can be completely sure.

Lastly, consider storage when shopping for your computer desk. Do you plan to put picture frames or other decorations on this desk? Do you plan to store important documents and files inside of its cabinets? If there isn't much that you plan on stocking the desk with, you can get away with a smaller desk.

It depends on what type of memory you are talking about. With RAM (Random-Access-Memory), the amount of information it can hold is fairly low, but the speed at which the computer can access the information is much faster than the speed of a hard drive.

Another factor in the speed of computers is the CPU and the motherboard itself. Depending on when the motherboard was manufactured and how good the CPU is, there is a limit past which the motherboard will not be able to use any more RAM you put in the computer. Filling the capacity of the motherboard for RAM does improve PC speed, but if the CPU is an old or slow one it won't matter.

Also, the hard drive memory (which is larger in size but information takes longer to access) can factor into speed. If the hard drive that the operating system is installed on is completely full, then it will slow down the computer. The reason is that when the RAM is maxed out, the computer will automatically configure part of the free space on a hard drive to use as RAM.

I use to be CCleaner ó Glary Utilities for the registry and to administrate start programs.

Sometimes with a blower I clean it inside.

And it's very importar uninstall all garbage programs we don't use.

Woah, don't you think about it. If you do, you would face a long time in jail and a hefty fine, it depends ultimatly on the severity. But if your computer gets a virus and the virus sends itself, you aren't penalized.

Really no. But sometimes it could freeze the computer like it does to my dads computer. And sometimes it could it could make the desktop turn big like it does on my moms laptop. But on my friends laptop it works just fine! When the computer freezes, you could unplug the plug to the computer and then plug it again like I do, or if the desktop gets big, there's a way too. But I forgot. So I think it depends on the computer or laptop type to say if Wizard101 will harm it or not. I hope I helped!!

Anything that you download from the internet could be infected and/or affiliated with virus spyware, and in that way harm your computer big time. Also, it runs with an open internet port (because it's an online game) that hackers can exploit.

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They are not necessarily better. They are large computers, capable of storing a lot more information that other computers and they can be used by more than one person at a time. They would be used in large companies and organisations, that require a lot of power and memory to deal with their work. So they are designed for different kinds of work than other smaller computers, but that doesn't mean they are better. Each type of computer has its own importance and uses.

That depends on the routers make, model and possibly firmware level. You may be referring to a configured router, you will need to log into your router to find it. Please consult the manufacturers webste to obtain specific information

Windows Explorer is the application that displays the contents of folders and drives on the computer. By manipulating the icons within windows explorer, you tell Windows what to do with the actual files. Explorer.exe is another part of Windows, the shell, or the program that maintains the desktop and interface of the system.

Screen savers are set up in the DeskTop and Screen saver section of the System Preferences. After selecting which screen saver you wan to use you can either set a time delay so the screen saver starts after the computer has not been used for a few minutes or set a Hot Corner which will activate the screen saver when you move your mouse to the set corner.

To install new screen savers you can usually double click on the saver file and it will be installed for you.

There are several websites dedicated to comparing prices. If buying second-hand is an option, you can save a lot of money, but getting a quality product can be difficult. You should also try asking local stores and then compare their prices. Some stores can even bring down the price if you tell them about what other stores are asking.