Computers

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For Windows based computers: Explorer

For Macintosh and Apple computers: Finder

It saves temporarily in the RAM, and when you save any information it goes to HDD.

The question does not indicate what base 1001 is in and therefore cannot be answered.

However if you mean in the context of binary, It is actually 9.

if the motherboard is designed for the case fan you are using its best to plug it into the motherboard, this will free up a spot on the power supply. Otherwise as long as the voltage and amps are the same it doesn't really matter.

If you try to plug it into both you will double the power of the fan and very likely fry the fan.

When you sign up you need to be at least 13 years old. Also you maybe you are not 13 years old or older so you clicked perhaps the year 1999 . If you did,turn off the device you were on the website with ) Example:You were on the website with your Mobile Phone,Laptop,Ipad,Computer or anything like that turn one of those device that i have listed above .When you finish restarting the device go back on the website and this time put the year perhaps 1995!If you are 13 years and older try the year 1995!

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digital imaging (using digital cameras and scanners), sound cards, and analog video-capturing devices sample, compress, and convert analog media into a series of 0s and 1s (digital) signals for processing by a computer

yes because i tried using it and it said username already used.

They are 'file compression' utilities. Basically, when windows saves a file, it's saved in fixed 'blocks' of data. ZIP programs 'strip out' the unused spaces in these blocks - reducing the amount of space the file occupies on the hard-drive. The files are 'unzipped' when they're in use, then compressed again back for storage.

It is possible to some extent to deter computer crime by arresting people who are found to have committed such crimes, and putting them in jail. This does stop some people from using computers in the wrong way, although it certainly won't stop everyone. To get a more comprehensive solution would involve very radical measures. I can imagine a world in which only a carefully selected and indoctrinated priesthood are allowed to use computers, and no one else can even learn how they work, because computer science or programming is no longer taught to the general (non-priesthood) public, and all related information is removed from libraries or data bases, but at this point even that would be nearly impossible to do, because the information is already too broadly distributed (not that we are likely to even want such a radical solution anyway).

Usually you can tell from your browser. It may have a tab, or icon indicating that a download is in progress. Another way you can tell is with Task Manager (assuming you're using windows). Bring up the task manager by pressing and holding ctrl + alt and then delete. In the task manager, there will be a tab that says networking. click that and see if there is a steady amount of network activity. This usually indicates a download of some kind.

Here is the basic hardware of a computer:

Motherboard

Hard drive

DVD drive (optional)

Graphics Card (if needed)

RAM

PSU (Power Supply Unit)

CPU (Central Processing Unit)

Probably they didn't predict the use of CAD computer-aided design.

A bit is the smallest piece of data that a computer (digital) can process. Several bits make up a byte. It started out as 4 bit and 8 bit processors. The earlest processers commercially available were 8 bit capable now there are 128 bit and possible in the near future. With each increase in bits also increased the instruction set that went with those processors. 8 Bits could up to 255 instructions in the operating set.

The bit is to the byte as the letter is to a word.

Cookies store information such as login information and settings for a website,sometimes if you go on a Site and your username is filled in it's because of cookies. They also track you when you visit the website. They can be good and bad

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He hacked your computer - He would have to be very good with computers.

Has managed to install a program on your computer that monitors you, your internet etc...

Or has some how managed to get you to install a program with a hidden purpose.

If you are on a network and his computer is the administrator he might be able to access your computer.

The settings on your computer might allow him to remotely access your computer, giving him full control.

Or he is some how playing an elaborate trick and has managed to gain physical access to your computer, or even have a friend help.

i do not have a clue

Police Officers use programs like that, but for civilian use? Probably picassa

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Delete it components.

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