CPS may refer to any of the following: Short for characters per second, CPS is a data transfer rate estimated from the bit rate and the character length. For example, at 2400 bps, 8-bit characters with start/stop bits (for a total of ten bits per character) are transmitted at a rate of approximately 240 characters per second (cps). CPS or characters per second can also refer to how fast a printer can print....
Crowdfunding is a method of obtaining funds for a project via the Internet. Users can create campaign pages for a product, idea, or another cause for which they need funding, and set a goal for how much money they need to raise. Contributors can support the cause by donating money and may receive prizes from the creator for more substantial contributions. Popular crowdfunding websites include GoFundMe, Indiegogo, Kickstarter, and Patreon....
Ctrl+click is a keyboard and mouse shortcut combination that performs different functions depending on where and how it’s used. Below are each of the locations where this shortcut is used and the function it performs. Highlighting objects If you single-click while holding down Ctrl, you may select multiple files or objects at the same time. The following steps show you how to practice highlighting multiple options using the control method (Ctrl+click) in the example box below....
To make operational or activate through a software setting, a hardware button, or a jumper. For example, an individual may enable their sound card to hear music on their computer. The sound could also be enabled through a setting in the operating system or turning off the mute option. Disable, Execute, Open, Software terms Related information Windows recovery enable command. Linux enable command. How to enable and disable Wi-Fi. How to disable or enable the computer internal speaker....
FDDI may refer to any of the following: Short for Fiber Distributed Data Interface, FDDI is a standard developed by ANSI (American National Standards Institute) for transmitting data on optical fiber cables. FDDI supports transmission rates of 100 megabits per second on token-passing networks. FDDI-2 or FDDI II is an extension of FDDI containing additional specifications for real-time transmission of analog data in digitized form. This transmission could be used for digitized sound....
Reasoning used by a computer program where the answer does not need to be explicitly true or false. Fuzzy logic is achieved by setting a range of tolerance for correctness based on an approximation near specific values. For example, the statement “That person is young” may be 100% correct if they are five years old, but only 50% correct if they are twenty. The idea of fuzzy logic was introduced by Dr....
With electronics, electricity, and power, an inverter or phase inverter is a device designed to take an input and reverse its current or voltage. For example, an inverter in a computer power supply changes the AC (alternating current) input power to DC (direct current) output that the computer can use. AC Adapter, Electronics terms, Invert, I/O device, Power terms
Max may refer to any of the following: Max is short for maximize. Short for maximum, max is a Microsoft Excel and spreadsheet formula to find the maximum value in a range of cells. For example, the formula below finds the maximum value in cells A1 through A10. If these cells had the values 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, and 10, the result would return “10” since it’s the largest (maximum) value in all of the cells....
So what is msmpeng.exe and how can you prevent it from slowing your system down? Well, unlike what you may have read elsewhere, it is not spyware or malware. It’s actually quite ironic because it’s associated with Windows Defender, the anti-virus product from Microsoft. Windows Defender is an important anti-malware and antivirus program for Windows, which you really shouldn’t turn off unless you have a third-party program installed, in which case, it turns off automatically....
Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a technique used to increase the level of security by adding an additional step or component to the user verification process. Essentially, it requires the user to undergo two successful authentications before access is granted. Each of the required modes of authentication is usually one of the following. Something the user knows. Something the user physically holds. Something inseparable from the user’s body. Examples of two-factor authentication While undergoing an ATM transaction, the user must insert a bank card (something the user physically holds) and enter a password (something the user knows)....
Short for Video Home System, VHS is a cassette tape used with VCR players and early camcorders. Today, the VHS has largely been replaced by DVDs and DVRs in the home entertainment market and CompactFlash memory used with today’s video recorders. The picture shows an example of a blank VHS cassette tape. If you purchase a VHS movie, the center of this tape often has a logo or artwork illustrating what is on the tape....
Short for Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol, VRRP is defined by RFC 2338 as a protocol used with routers to help prevent network downtime. In the event of a failure, a backup or virtual router would become the primary router. Computer acronyms, Network terms, Protocol, Virtual Related information Network and network card help and support.
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Most PC users take Windows 10’s native Calculator app for granted, and why not; it’s just a couple of clicks away and always tends to show up in a snap. But despite how reliable it may appear to be, the Windows Calculator isn’t immune from issues. On rare occasions, it can freeze, crash, or fail to open altogether. Bugs, glitches, and corrupted system files are key reasons that prevent the Windows Calculator from working correctly....
Difficulty Moderate Steps 7 Time Required 30 minutes Sections 2 Back Cover 3 steps Wi-Fi Antenna 4 steps Flags 1 Action Shots Be an action hero! This guide needs images that better demonstrate how to perform specific actions. BackXelio P1001A-BK Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction The wire that connects the Wi-Fi antenna to the motherboard is a coaxial wire....
Released July 2013 identified by the model number P900A-BK. Student-Contributed Wiki An awesome team of students from our education program made this wiki. From the main screen select Settings then select Wireless & Networks. Now in the Wireless & Networks turn Wi-Fi “On”. Wi-Fi networks that you can connect to will appear, now select the Wi-Fi network you wish to connect. You will see Signal Strength and Security Type, Choose this option then enter password key and check the box “show password” to verify your entry....
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Featured Featured Guide Difficulty Moderate Steps 20 Time Required 50 minutes - 1 hour Sections 5 Rear Glass 7 steps Motherboard Cover with Charging Coil / NFC 3 steps Battery Disconnect 1 step Loudspeaker Unit 4 steps Battery 5 steps Flags 1 Featured Guide This guide has been found to be exceptionally cool by the iFixit staff. BackMi 9 Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate...
Difficulty Very easy Steps 3 Time Required 30 seconds Sections 1 SIM Card 3 steps Flags Better Introduction Improve this guide by completing or revising its introduction. BackXiaomi Mi A2 Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction What you need Step 1 SIM Card Turn off phone by holding down power button before proceeding....
Difficulty Moderate Steps 10 Time Required 10 minutes Sections 3 Battery 2 steps Backplate 5 steps Joystick 3 steps Flags 0 BackYuneec ST16S Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction What you need Step 1 Battery Hold down the button located above the battery while applying downward pressure to the battery. Hold down the button located above the battery while applying downward pressure to the battery....
