Laptops

Parallel ATA (PATA) is an interface standard for the connection of storage devices such as hard disks, solid-state drives, and CD-ROM drives in computers. The standard is maintained by X3/INCITS committee[1]. It uses the underlying AT Attachment and AT Attachment Packet Interface(ATA/ATAPI) standards. The current Parallel ATA standard is the result of a long history of incremental technical development. ATA/ATAPI is an evolution of the AT Attachment Interface, which was itself evolved in several stages from Western Digital's original Integrated Drive Electronics (IDE) interface. As a result, many near-synonyms for ATA/ATAPI and its previous incarnations exist, including abbreviations such as IDE which are still in common informal use. After the market introduction of Serial ATA in 2003, the original ATA was retroactively renamed Parallel ATA. Parallel ATA only allows cable lengths up to 457.20 mm (18.00 in). Because of this length limit the technology normally appears as an internal computer storage interface. For many years ATA provided the most common and the least expensive interface for this application. By the beginning of 2007, it had largely been replaced by Serial ATA (SATA) in new systems.

Yes you certainly can. The wireless connection at work and your USB connection at home are two separate and independent connections and they will be pointing to two separate printers, as a matter of fact you can set up a number of printers on your Laptop each will have it's own separate connection if you have multiple printers set up you will need to specify the particular printer you want to print to when prompted otherwise your print job will be sent to the printer you have designated as the default printer.

Well. If you have like a scroller, like on a mouse;what's in the middle;you should be Able to hold CTRL and move up the scroller, the screen should get larger:3.

yes

Depends on what you plan to use it for.

In terms of sheer power, the dv7 is "better" than the dv6 because it has a newer processor (3rd gen i7 vs 2nd gen i5), and a better screen (1600x900 vs 1366x768).

However, in terms of price efficiency, the older dv6 is "better" because its age has reduced its price by on average $100 compared to the dv7. The extra $100 is, in my opinion, not worth the slight improvement, because it will not be noticeable in every-day use.

Asus laptops are set apart from the crowd of competition by their ability to operate with the "Windows Cloud" software. Also the companies wide variety of desktops, laptops and tablets means everything a consumer is looking for is at their finger-tips.

The RGB cable is VIDEO only, get the AUDIO from the HEADPHONE jack on the computer.

usb port 1 or 2

This is usually a hardware fault, either in the video chip or in the screen. It does sounds like the lcd screen part is dying.

It may be the inverter or just the back light .

If the computer is under warranty, contact the manufacturer. If not, there are a number of companies that can assist with diagnosing the problem and repairing.

On a Toshiba laptop, you see you don't have a camera, and there really isn't a way to get a camera. A web camera is a different story. On a Toshiba laptop there is no way at all to get a camera, or web camera. You can't get a camera such as iMovie, or Photo Booth. Those are only for Mac computers. I have photo booth on my Mac computer at school... And iMovie. And to let you know it is really fun. But, Toshiba can not get a camera or web camera on it. Its difficult to find. And this is the answer! Trust me. I even went to Toshiba and they told me that there is no way to get a camera. So, therefore you cant get a camera on a Toshiba laptop. Done, that's final! Don't believe or try anything else because it will not work. You're just going to waste your time. Believe this answer that I am giving you.! Bye!

you should buy the ipad and cheap laptop.

Your laptop, and probably your PC will probably not have 2 Ethernet ports to connect two Ethernet cables. It is possible to use both WiFi and your Ethernet port. It is also possible to add an additional Ethernet card to a PC or add a USB or PC-card based Ethernet interface.

If you did have a machine with two Ethernet ports or wanted to use both an Ethernet port and a WiFi connection, there is a routing problem. The system needs to know when to send (route) something to the internet and when to send it to the other computer (PC or notebook). You would need to manually assign the default route (for the internet connection) and with a different network id, assign network IP addresses to the connections between the notebook and the PC. How this is done depends on the systems you are using. It is different for Microsoft Windows and Linux implementations and may even vary depending on the version of Windows.

A more practical method is to connect both machines to your internet connection, your router. They will be on the same network. They will both be able to access the internet. They will both also be able to communicate with each other through the router.

Learn how to, or find someone to, configure file sharing on both machines and establish which file and/or directories should be visible to the other machine or machines on your network.

If you are using a Unix or Linux version you can still share files by configuring a program called Samba. You will need do learn how to do it or find someone who already knows how.

Adam Osborne invented first actual laptop computer. There had been similar designs previous to his, but Osborne's model is widely considered to be the first modern-style laptop.

Well when you say memory its normally referring to the RAM (random access memory) in your computer. But i suppose you could also be talking about your hard drive. Either way they are both measured in Gigabytes or if u have realy old ram Megabytes. If your looking to get more for your laptop make sure before you but it that A) your mother board can handle or ram and B) that you buy the right type for your system. when I got more ram for my laptop I used Crucial. (its a computery type website and if i remember correctly they should d be able to find the right ram for your system hope i helped

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I have a Toshiba Satellite with windows 8.1.As I turned it on everything was OK but after a minute or so my touchpad stopped working,it doesn't move it will scroll and click but without the cursor moving.I figured that it actually works but I have to double tap the touchpad and then move but after I stop it won't work again and I have to double tap it every time to move it and it makes things very hard.I tried restarting it and turning it off and then on again and just after it goes on the touchpad works fine but again after a moment it stops.What should I do?

Update: I also tried disabling and then enabling it but it doesn't work.

Some Sony laptops have generically manufactured batteries, but not all. The AC adapters are generic, but the batteries may be a custom fit, dependent on the model.

this is the basic feather for laptops. Laptops can easily support the music and recording applications and also best for any format of music files and videos.

Most Toshiba Satellite laptops are compatible with a wide range of printers, particularly those that support USB connections, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth. Popular brands like HP, Canon, Epson, and Brother generally provide drivers that are compatible with Windows operating systems found on Toshiba laptops. Additionally, many printers support mobile printing options such as Apple AirPrint or Google Cloud Print, enhancing compatibility. Always check the specific printer's requirements and Toshiba's support resources to ensure seamless integration.

To conserve battery power on your laptop, you can adjust the display brightness, reduce it to the lowest comfortable level. Utilizing battery saver mode can further optimize settings, including dimming the display automatically. Additionally, setting your laptop to turn off the display after a short period of inactivity can help extend battery life. Lastly, using dark mode or darker themes can also reduce energy consumption on OLED screens.

Depends on the laptop itslef, consult your manual.