Difficulty Difficult Steps 13 Time Required 20 - 30 minutes Sections 2 Motherboard 6 steps Screen 7 steps Flags 0 BackZTE Awe 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 Detach the mid frame Use the Phillips Head 00 screw driver to unscrew the seven 0.1mm screws from the phone’s mid frame....
Dir may refer to any of the following: Dir is often used as an abbreviation for the word directory. Dir is a built-in (internal) command in the Windows and MS-DOS command line that lists the contents of a directory. It may also be used in a Windows FTP command line session to list files and directories on the remote or local computer. When referring to HTML, the tag was used to designate a collection of file names....
The term encrypt describes making data unreadable to other humans or computers that should not be seeing the contents. Encrypted data is generated using an encryption program such as PGP, encryption machine, or a simple cipher key, and appears as garbage until it is decrypted. To read or use the data, it must be decrypted, and only those who have the correct password or decryption key can make the data readable again....
LSG (live service games) or GaaS (games as a service) are video games designed to keep people engaged as long as possible by frequently adding new content and updates. If done successfully, a game publisher uses these live service games to keep players engaged for a long time, often many years. One of the most successful examples of an LSG is World of Warcraft, where users pay a monthly fee and a box price for new expansions to keep playing and receive new content....
Performant is an adjective describing something that performs well. In the world of computers, performant characterizes a technology proven to perform at or above the expected standards of speed and efficiency. For example, one might say “this new version of the software is more performant than the previous version.” Measurements, Performance Related information What makes a computer fast and powerful? How to determine the type and speed of a processor. My computer is running slow, what steps can I do to fix it?...
Short for Trusted Computer Platform Alliance, TCPA (now known as Trusted Computing Group or TCG) is a group which aims to create a better form of trusted computing. It develops concepts to help protect software licensing, commerce, and system security. Computer acronyms, DMCA, Security terms Related information The official TCG website.
Microsoft Windows has always been the definitive platform for gaming, beating the likes of Mac OS at almost every turn. Generally, when you think of PC gaming, your first thought tends to be on Windows. But what about Linux? Originally, Linux was not the most game-friendly operating system. Usually for its lack in hardware support, especially when it came to graphics cards. Fast forward to today and Linux has become far more popular in recent years, providing a vast array of distributions, it’s now more gaming friendly than ever....
The Monte Carlo method is a group of algorithms that use repeated random sampling to achieve a result. It was named by Stanislaw Ulam while he was working on nuclear weapons projects at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, after the Monte Carlo Casino, where his grandfather often gambled. Monte Carlo methods are frequently used in mathematics or physics problems. They can solve problems of optimization, numerical integration, and probability distribution. In physics, Monte Carlo methods are useful for simulating fluid dynamics and cellular structures....
Service founded by Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Warg, and Peter Sunde. TPB (The Pirate Bay) was a prominent source for illegally downloadable content, including music, movies, computer games, and software. Downloads of the content are done through a BitTorrent client program. The Pirate Bay website, set up in November 2003 by the Swedish anti-Copyright group Piratbyran (The Piracy Bureau), calls itself “the world’s most resilient BitTorrent site”. It was once ranked 77th on the list of most visited websites and hosts over 3....
Vsync is an option that you’ll see in most PC video games and sometimes even in other applications. But what is Vsync? What does it do? Should you switch it on or off? The answer to this is complicated, but once you understand the purpose of Vsync you’ll know when to switch it on or leave it off. What Is Vsync? The first thing you need to know is that your monitor can show a certain number of discrete images every second....
If you are still new to VLOOKUP function, you can check out my previous post on how to use VLOOKUP in Excel. As powerful as it is, VLOOKUP has a limitation on how the matching reference table needs to be structured in order for the formula to work. This article will show you the limitation where VLOOKUP cannot be used and introduce another function in Excel called INDEX-MATCH that can solve the issue....
A virus or worm that is infected on your computer can cause you to send infected e-mails, resulting in automatic replies about the detected virus. Alternatively, another computer may be spoofing your e-mail address to send viruses or worms. When a network or user detects an e-mail virus, it may automatically send you a reply to inform you. Below are examples of automatic replies. Automatic reply examples The following is an example of an automatic reply about a detected e-mail virus:...
Eclipse is a project created by IBM in November 2001 that became a not-for-profit foundation in January 2004. Today, the Eclipse foundation provides four services to its community: 1) IT infrastructure, 2) IP management, 3) development process, and 4) ecosystem development. Its products include Eclipse ADT (Ada Development Toolkit), a free and open source multi-language software development environment with an IDE and plug-in system. Although most commonly used with developing Java applications it can also be used with other programming languages such as Ada, C, C++, COBOL, Perl, PHP, and others....
Short for Enhanced Graphics Adapter. EGA is a video standard manufactured by IBM in 1984 with a higher resolution (640 x 350) and more colors (16 from a palette of 64) compared to earlier standards (e.g., CGA). Computer acronyms, Video terms Related information Monitor, LCD, and display help and support. Video card help and support.
ICU may refer to any of the following: Short for instruction cache unit, ICU is used in the IBM POWER2 processor that helps reduce processing time. Short for interface converter unit, ICU is a conversion device capable of transferring data from one device to another device. For example, converting data from a modem to a satellite terminal. Shorthand for I see you or I saw you, ICU is a term sometimes used in chat....
Founded in 2002 by Stewart Butterfield, Caterina Fake, and Jason Classon, Ludicorp is a company that was originally based out of Vancouver, Canada. Ludicorp is known for creating the online photo sharing site Flickr and MMORPG, Game Neverending. Ludicorp was bought by Yahoo! in 2005. Flickr, MMORPG Related information Yahoo! company information.
A quad density disk is a 5¼" floppy disk with a storage capacity of 720 kilobytes. Quad density floppy disks are often double sided. During their time, quad density floppy disks are not as common as double-sided, double density floppy disks. Floppy disk, Floppy drive terms, Storage capacity Related information Floppy drive help and support.
Short for standby power supply, an SPS contains a circuit that tells if and when a disturbance in electricity occurs. When a disturbance occurs, the SPS switches to battery power, however, if the SPS switch time is not fast enough, all power may still be lost. Higher quality SPS systems offer a ferroresonant transformer that offers a small amount of power while switching takes place. Computer acronyms, Power terms, UPS...
UPS may refer to any of the following: Short for uninterruptible power supply, UPS is a hardware device that provides a backup power source in case of a power outage (blackout), brownout, or a surge in power. A UPS provides enough power to prevent unsaved work from being lost with a power failure by allowing the user to save work and shut down. If the outage is short, the computer remains running during the outage....
The Accessories folder, accessible through the Windows Start menu, is home to multiple useful programs. These programs include Calculator, Notepad, Paint, Remote Desktop Connection, and various System utilities. Where the Accessories folder is located, and the programs found in that folder, depends on your version of Windows. Older versions of Windows include the Accessories folder, while newer versions of Windows do not, but the programs previously in that folder are still available....
