Computers

Compaq was the name of a computer company, not a language. It derived its name from COMPatibility And Quality.

False, the operating system is not responsible for storing files and folders on a secondary storage device.

Harvard CS50 online. If you can upload the appliance you are half way there.

I have had the best luck with finger print scanners. The voice, facial i have had BAD luck and so have some of my friends because they just arnt good unless you are spending A lot of money.

no, it wont. I've played it myself and it works fine. it sends no viruses or anything.

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Yea you can get them any where. Like at a office store website. Or even a store like wal mart they have a site you can but stuff and have them ship it to the store closest to you for free. I think it's actually easier to buy a desk online, since you can do comparison shopping a lot easier before you decide what to buy.

The default is to pass by value.

You can try the ZX80 / ZX81 forums - http://www.rwapservices.co.uk/ZX80_ZX81/forums/

I would say yes.

'Scraping' noises usually indicate the fan is hitting something, or may be wearing out or damaged in some way.

If the sound is very faint and comes from your speakers, or coincides with when you move the mouse (try turning speakers up VERY high and move the mouse around, stop, repeat)

If this is the case, it is semi-normal operation, called 'EMR' or ElectroMagnetic Radiation, or EMI/ElectroMagnetic Interference.

High-power devices with poor PCB shielding, as well as power supplies that are over-burdoned or under-powered, old or damaged, will all commonly produce noticeable amounts of EMR/EMI that you can notice usually through your speakers, first. It's 'loudest' during games, benchmarks, tests, and (for some reason) when moving the mouse.

This is not necessarily a sign of failure in the case of EMR/EMI, but it IS a sign that either your PSU is poorly designed or weaker than your system needs, or that the videocard is very poorly manufactured and does not have adequate EMI/EMR shielding.

Most computers will not malfunction noticeably, but some may experienced increased crashing or data corruption from the interference. If it is caused by the Power Supply, the 'bad power' can cause crashes, data corruption, random restarts, random power shutoffs, and sluggish or hesitant booting (won't turn on first try)

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Yes

Install the utility called File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Computers.

Because there are so many people and different ideas people want others to see

It depends, what is your Operational system?

No

There are many places one might go to find information on how to set up a gaming computer. The most popular resource would be the official Gamers website.

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"Shift" and the number 2.

The mathematical operation of multiplication.

The colours used on a TV or computer monitor are Red, Green, and Blue. Each color has 256 possible values (0 - 255). A value of 255 for each color (R: 255, G: 255, B: 255) would be a mix of every color and therefore be white.

Zero and one

Yes it is a computer based online exam.

If I were you I would start by going to www.dell.com and look there. I have bought a lot of different brands of computers over the years and my experience has been that all the others had problems or broke, the dell computers I have now have by far out lasted the rest of them.