Status may refer to any of the following: Alternatively called state, status is the current condition a device or user. For example, a computer may have a status of functional because it is operating without error. A command used to display the present state of all FTP utilities, as shown in the example below. Type: ascii; Verbose: On ; Bell: Off ; Prompting: On ; Globbing: On Debugging: Off ; Hash mark printing: Off ....
Alternatively called SysV, System V was the first commercial version of UNIX; designed by AT&T and released in 1983. While in development there were four major releases of System V: 1, 2, 3, and 4. System V release 4 or SVR4 was the most successful version of all releases and helped influence the creation of Linux. The development of System V stopped when AT&T sold all its Unix assets to Novell in 1993, which later sold System V assets to SCO....
TP may refer to any of the following: With gaming, TP is short for teleport and is a spell or ability. See our warp term for further information. In chat and other text-based communication TP can be short for “toilet paper,” “think positive,” or “team player.” TPS is short for third-person shooter. The Internet domain suffix .tp is short for East Timor. Chat terms, Game terms, Teleport hacker
Vegas Pro is video editing software, sold by MAGIX Software, and originally developed by Sonic Foundry. In 2003, it was purchased by Sony, who rebranded the Vegas series of products as “Sony Vegas.” In 2016, Vegas was purchased by MAGIX, and rebranded to its original title, Vegas Pro. The Vegas line of products includes the following. Vegas Pro Vegas Pro Edit Vegas Pro Suite Vegas Pro 365 The first three Vegas products listed above sell for $400 to $800 each, and Vegas Pro 365 is offered for a monthly subscription of $16....
Also known as an allow list, with the Internet, a whitelist most commonly refers to a list of websites allowed to display ads to its visitors. With more and more users installing ad-blocking programs, many sites deny access to visitors until they turn off these programs. In other words, the users must whitelist a specific site. Additionally, a whitelist may refer to a list of senders that an e-mail blocking program allows through a spam filter or another e-mail filter....
Sometimes, users may lose track of the files they downloaded with a web browser. The tips on this page help you find your downloads. Press Ctrl+J to view browser downloads First, try pressing Ctrl+J (or Command+Option+L on a Mac). On many browsers, including Edge and Chrome, this keyboard shortcut opens your Downloads interface. You can see completed downloads and any downloads that are still in progress. If you double-click a file in the list, it opens or runs....
Difficulty Moderate Steps 17 Time Required 20 - 40 minutes Sections 2 Upper Case 14 steps Wi-Fi Board 3 steps Flags 0 BackXbox One 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 Upper Case To open your Xbox, you’re going to have to cut or peel up this tamper-evident tape....
Cleartext describes any data that is not ciphertext or encrypted. For example, Telnet transfers network data as cleartext, which means if the network was being sniffed, a username and password could be obtained. Users concerned about security should never store or transfer their data as cleartext. Below is an example of cleartext and then the same text encrypted with a substitution cipher. Cleartext This is a cleartext example. Encrypted text GSRH RH Z XOVZIGVCG VCZNKOV...
Short for driver development kit, a DDK is a set of programs and files that can create or update both software or hardware drivers. They usually include sample drivers, a debugging utility, source code, testing tools, and a compiler. Driver development kits are mostly utilized by software developers and device manufacturers. While most DDKs may be downloaded directly from manufacturers, some must be purchased from a third-party. Computer abbreviations, Hardware, Programming terms, Software, Update, WDK...
Short for Entertainment Software Association, ESA is an association dedicated to serving the business and public affairs needs of companies that publish computer and console games. Computer abbreviations, ESRB, Game, Game terms, Software piracy, Software terms Related information The official ESA website.
Released in 2013, Firefox OS was an open-source operating system based on Linux. It was developed by Mozilla for smartphones that traditionally run on Android, such as Alcatel and ZTE phones, tablets, and smart TVs. In 2016, the project was discontinued. Because the project, known as “Boot to Gecko” or “B2G”, was open source, other companies built operating systems using Firefox OS as a starting point. Today, there are still noteworthy operating systems that were built on top of B2G, including KaiOS and Panasonic My Home Screen, an operating system that runs on smart TVs....
An INF or .inf file is an information file containing customization options. These files are used as instructions on how to install or set up a computer hardware device. To run these setup files, right-click the file and choose install, or point to the file when running the “Add/Remove Hardware” wizard. DLL, Driver, Operating system terms Related information How to install and update a computer driver. Computer file extensions.
Massage is a term that describes the processes or method of transforming or manipulating one file into another. Convert, Data, Software terms Related information Convert any file online. Convert scanned images into text online. See the convert command page for additional information about the Windows command to convert FAT to NTFS.
Any post or comment made on a forum thread that is very old, e.g., a thread with the last comment being several months old. This type of posting is often done by those who may have stumbled across a thread using search, without realizing no one is actively talking in the thread. Necroposting is looked down upon among the forum community because it is bad forum etiquette to reply to a discussion that already ended....
The page setup are the parameters defined by the user that help determine how a printed page appears. Those parameters can include everything from the size, margins, page orientation, and quality of print. More plainly, it’s a tool that allows users to change and customize the size and layout of a single page or an entire document. How to access Page Setup in Microsoft Word In Microsoft Word 2007 or later, the Page Setup tool is available under the Layout tab in the Ribbon....
The TeamViewer software application allows for remote control, desktop sharing and file transfer between computers. TeamViewer is compatible with multiple platforms, including Windows, macOS X, Linux, iOS, and Android. TeamViewer allows a user to access another computer remotely using a web browser. TeamViewer was founded in Uhingen, Germany in 2005. It is designed to work either by installing it on a computer or running a “Quick Support” version that does not require installation....
The registry or Windows registry is a database of information, settings, options, and other values for software and hardware installed on all versions of Microsoft Windows operating systems. When a program is installed, a new subkey is created in the registry. This subkey contains settings specific to that program, such as its location, version, and primary executable. When Windows was initially released (e.g., Windows 3.11), it relied heavily on .ini files to store Windows and Windows programs configurations and settings....
Short for upper memory block, UMB is areas of upper memory that are remapped into RAM. After this occurs, TSRs (terminate-and-stay-resident programs) and device drivers can be loaded into these blocks to free conventional memory for use by other programs. Computer acronyms, Memory terms Related information See the memory diagram for complete memory layout. Memory (RAM) help and support.
A Wi-Fi extender is a device that increases the range of a Wi-Fi network. An extender can be useful if you experience a poor Internet connection or Wi-Fi signal strength in certain areas of your home or workplace. These devices can be wireless transmitters that plug into wall outlets and allow for wireless connection, or devices that transmit Internet connection through the power line. Ethernet, Network terms Related information Network and network card help and support....
Microsoft Windows NT is an operating system. The first published version was Windows NT 3.1 in 1993. It had a similar interface to Windows 3.1, with advanced networking capabilities and hardware support. In August 1996, Microsoft released Windows NT 4.0 with an interface similar to Windows 95. Windows NT was later replaced by Windows 2000; however, it still had the Windows NT kernel. Windows NT system requirements Windows NT 4.0 Intel system requirements 486 33 MHz or Pentium highly recommended 16 MB of RAM110 MB hard drive spaceCD-ROMstandard sound card for sound capability....
