What two locations are commonly used in Windows for temporary files?
The following answer is true for the following versions of Windows * Windows 3.11 * Windows 95 * Windows XP * Windows 2000 * Windows ME * Windows Vista * Windows 7 The location of the temporary files folder is (assuming that you're using a standard setup) C:\Windows\Temp\ If your concern is cleaning out temporary files, the internet standard for lightweight, low resource file system maintenance is CCleaner. Please see Related Link.
What is the website that you type a question and it tells you right away?
If you want to pay a telephone support company enough money then you can get answers to any question any time of the day or night any day of the year. We are not instant experts, if one of us cannot answer your question we pass your question on to somone who has the most acciurate answer humanly possible as soon as possible
Where can i discard a used computer screen?
If you go to a midas sometimes they will do it for 60-80 dollars per axle.
Where is the computer file in the computer?
Do you mean to ask where is "computer" or "my computer" depedning on the version of windows you are using? If so, These can be find simply by pulling up the start menu and clicking on it in the far right column.
Where can one find information on systems theory?
One can find information on systems theory online from various websites. Some of these websites are CMAP, Wikipedia, Statpac, Genopro, Panarchy and Boundless.
How does too much usage of the computer affect the earth?
Use of anything that needs electricity makes a small contribution to global warming. Most of our electricity is generated by burning coal, oil or natural gas, all fossil fuels that release carbon dioxide. This is why it is important to turn off computers etc at the wall when they are not needed.
What is a document that opens a copy of itself?
Depends on your version of Office. In Office '07 there is the office logo at the top left hand of the screen, which will bring a drop down menu, and you can select .
There is the BIOS, which enumerates all common system devices. And the CPU has the ability to write to the BIOS, Memory, Hard-Drive, and PCI devices, though not directly.
And each computer is different. We could be looking at a special purpose computer using a RISC based architect. These computers don't always have a BIOS per-say. Or a specific CPU if multiple are at work.
I would say the thing that could affect all operations on all sections of a computer the most would the the power supply. It has the ability to short out any, and every component in a computer. And power is needed for a computer to run. This however doesn't apply if multiple power supplies are in use.
It depends on the computer. There is no specific answer.
A supercomputer is a very fast computer. A computer that uses few instructions and runs them quickly is considered a RISC computer.
How manu types of programming language in HTML?
HTML itself is one language (Hyper Text Markup Language) But it can be used in conjunction with many other types of scripting languages such as.....
CSS
Javascript
PHP
ASP.Net
VBscript(Only if the user is running windows)
Python( With common gateway interface)
Java(With plugin)
And actionscript (Adobe Flash plugin)
When you double click on any drive it shows select program?
Found this on Google, not sure if it will help but here goes; http://au.answers.yahoo.com/answers2/frontend.php/question?qid=20080415062127AAAYTX3 Good luck. Russell A Scott
Where can you find flashtrek broken mirror 3 rise of the empire flash game?
Sorry not out yet the game desighner ran out of bandwith
Actually, there is a beta of the game out. if you copy this link, you can play it. but beware of a few kinks that they are still working out!
http://www.kongregate.com/games/leewatson1/broken-mirror-3
Heres another:
http://www.freewebs.com/flashmods/BROKENMIRROR3testconquest.swfAlso balls.LOL.=)
What are 2 components every computer must have -?
Well that depends... the term computer is not limited to the device that I am using to make this post. Here is the Wikipedia definition of computer:
A computer is a machine that manipulates data according to a list of instructions So with this in mind, a human becomes a computer, amongst other things not actively referred to as computers.
Now if you are asking in the context of a Personal Computer, (PC), then things basic requirements are different. For a modern computer to even function properly it requires much more than just two parts. Modern computers are a collaboration of different types of hardware, all working together to achieve a common goal.
Here are the minimalist part requirements for a modern PC that would run an OS like Microsoft Windows:
* Processor - This is the computational unit, the "brain"
* RAM - This is the systems memory, where it stores information temporarily
* Hard Drive - This is where information is stored permanently, beyond the machine losing power
* Motherboard - This is the main board, containing all the different integrated circuits required for the other components to interact with each other.
BUS topology
A game that you can roam around and do whatever you want FREE on the computer?
go on to google and type online restaurant games and the second one down is the best one have found so far
just use the name as nick26,the pass as kiki8668 or 8668kiki. p.s not my REAL name and pass.
Is lockerz.com a trusted site and do they really give you the free stuff?
Yes lockerz is legit. Ive got a couple little things like ipod headphones and itunes gift cards. And pretty soon ill have enough to get a psp.
How many watts does a televion use?
It entirely depends. Since different models and technologies of television are not the same, they can vary greatly.
Typically, LCDs using LED backlights are the most efficient, using around 40 watts for a 30" screen.
LCDs using cold cathode, neon, and other backlights use a bit more, usually around 50-60 watts for a 30" screen.
CRTs are less efficient, using a more formidable 100-240 watts for a 30" screen.
Plasma is the least energy efficient of all, consuming a whopping 150-300 watts for a 30", although most are larger. a 42" can easily consume a kilowatt!
Unfortunately, I have no data regarding DLPs, OLEDs, CMDs, or projectors, although I know OLEDs are supposed to be more efficient than LCDs.
Why does my computer come on automatically at midnight?
Well, its quite simple: Windows Updates.
Let me explain it,
When windows updates is activated it will check for updates at 3 o clock midnignt, because of the default settings.
You wont notice this when your pc is off. However, your pc will go on when its in hybernate or sleep mode.
Just totaly shutdown the pc to prevent this, or change the windows update settings.