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WDF may refer to any of the following: Formerly known as the Window Driver Foundation, WDF is short for Windows Driver Frameworks. It is a collection of libraries used to develop Windows device drivers. WDF was introduced with Windows 2000 and has been available for all later versions of Windows, and is comprised of KMDF (kernel-mode driver framework) and UMDF (user-mode driver framework). The idea behind WDF is to help reduce duplication and overhead and allow developers to use the same concepts across different drivers....

Zendesk is a customer service and incident tracking platform founded in 2007 by Mikkel Svane, Morten Primdahl, and Alexander Aghassipour in Copenhagen, Denmark. Businesses use Zendesk to help better serve their customers. Services offered by Zendesk include: Zendesk Support - a helpdesk system for tracking and prioritizing customer support tickets. Zendesk Guide - uses machine learning to provide intelligent, automated responses to common customer issues. Zendesk Connect - creates profiles of customer behavior to anticipate purchasing trends and customer needs....

This page provides recommendations on what to do if your computer frequently freezes or completely halts. To determine if your computer is frozen, press the Num Lock button on the keyboard and watch if the Num Lock LED turns off and on. If you can get the light to turn off and on, press Ctrl+Alt+Del and End Task the frozen program, otherwise, proceed through each of the following sections in order....

Windows Vista basics What is Windows Vista? How to restart Microsoft Windows. How to shut down a computer. How to determine the version of Windows on a computer. Microsoft Windows tips. Microsoft company contact information. The history of Microsoft Windows. Top Windows Vista questions and answers Why does Windows restart without warning? How to open Safe Mode. How to create a Windows shortcut. How to change the icon of a folder in Windows....

Difficulty Moderate Steps 11 Time Required 15 minutes Sections 5 Battery 1 step Rear Case 5 steps Vibration Motors 2 steps Logic Board 1 step Analog Stick Covers 2 steps Flags 0 BackXbox 360 Wireless Controller 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 Depress the battery release button on the top of the controller....

Difficulty Moderate Steps 7 Time Required 15 - 30 minutes Sections 1 Rear Glass 7 steps Flags 0 BackMi 9 Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction You’ll need replacement adhesive to reattach components when reassembling the device. What you need Step 1 Rear Glass Before you begin, switch off your phone. Apply a heated iOpener to the rear glass to loosen the adhesive beneath the edges....

Created in 2000, DeviantArt is a social media platform for sharing original artwork. Many categories of creative content are shared on the website, including digital art, traditional art, photographs, videos, animations, and webcomics. DeviantArt can be accessed free of charge using the website, or through the mobile app for Android and iOS devices. DeviantART was purchased by Wix in 2017. Internet terms, Social media Related information What program can I use to view, edit, or create images?...

Free space may refer to any of the following: Free space is a term that describes the available storage capacity of a drive or disk. For example, the picture below shows that there is 25.9 GB of free space on the C: drive. Knowing how much free space a storage medium has is useful when you want to install a new program. Using the C: drive pictured below as an example, if you wanted to install a new computer game, it would need to be less than 25....

Google Cloud Platform, or GCP, is a cloud computing platform operated by Google, introduced in April 2008. GCP customers can run their business software on Google’s massive global infrastructure of networks and data centers. They may also integrate with a vast array of Google APIs. GCP is part of Google Cloud, an umbrella service which combines GCP with enterprise-level Google Workspace service. Pricing of GCP varies according to standard or negotiated contract terms....

Alternatively known as an angle bracket, the less than is a symbol ( < ) found on all computer keyboards, commonly the same key as the comma. The less than symbol resembles an arrow pointing to the left and is commonly used in math and computer programming. Where is the less than on the keyboard? Below is an overview of a computer keyboard with the less than key highlighted in blue....

Linux (pronounced “linnucks”) is a monolithic, open-source kernel, and a family of operating systems based on that kernel. The Linux kernel was originally developed by Linus Torvalds, who announced it on the comp.os.minix newsgroup on August 25, 1991. Since then, it’s been ported to computer architectures including x86-64, x86, ARM, RISC, and DEC Alpha. It is licensed under version 2 of the GPL. Developers can access all Linux source code, and are permitted under the license conditions to modify and distribute it....

Sometimes abbreviated as LC, lowercase is a typeface of small characters. For example, a, b, and c is lowercase and A, B, and C is uppercase. As long as the Shift key is not being pressed and the Caps lock is not active everything typed is in lowercase. How to uncapitalize In Microsoft Word, a capitalized words can be “uncapitalized” (converted to lowercase). To uncapitalize text in a Word document, highlight the text and press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+F3....

Natural language is the idea of creating a programming language that uses the grammar, vocabulary, and syntax of the human language. Natural language processing, Programming terms Related information Why are there so many programming languages? What was the first computer programming language?

When referring to technology, the term obsolete describes a computer, hardware, or software that is considered outdated, no longer useful, or no longer manufactured. For example, the 80286 (286) computer is considered obsolete technology. Examples of obsolete computer hardware Below are a few hardware examples that are considered obsolete or rarely find use with computers today. CRT monitor Dial-up modem DAT (Digital Audio Tape) Dot matrix printer EDO memory Floppy diskette drive ISA expansion bus Jaz drive Laserdisc Superdisk diskette & drive Optical-mechanical mouse Parallel port PDA PS/2 port Turbo button Typewriter Vacuum tube VGA port Zip drive Abandonware, Business terms, Deprecated, EOL, Legacy, Modern...

An preposition is a word or group of words placed before a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase that shows direction, time, place, or location. For example, in the sentence “My computer is below my desk.” the word “below” is the preposition. What are 20 preposition examples? Below are 20 different examples of words that are prepositions. These are only a few of the prepositions used in the English language. Adjective, Adverb, Interjection, Noun, Pronoun, Verb, Word classes

File used to direct or tell web bots which pages and directories to index or not index. This file must be placed in the root directory on the server hosting your pages. The file should be named robots.txt and should have read permissions. Below is an example of a robots.txt file. #robots.txt file for https://www.computerhope.comUser-agent: *Disallow: /directory1/Disallow: /directory2/ In the above robots.txt example, the first line is a nonexecutable statement that describes the file....

A teleport hacker is a player in an online game who utilizes an external script, program, or other software allowing them to vanish and reappear in a random location. This location can be either a short distance ahead of them, or a significant distance across the game map. This gives the player a distinct advantage because it makes the person harder to target or gives them access to places in the game they shouldn’t be accessing....

An annual public conference created and held by Wall Street Journal journalists Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher that began in May 2003. The D: All Things Digital Conference is an informal, but pointed conversation with the biggest names in the industry. The D Conference (All Things Digital) has had such luminaries as Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Steve Ballmer, Eric Schmidt, Larry Page, Mark Zuckerberg, Michael Dell, Jeff Bezos, and more....

Nearly all computers and displays over the last five to ten years come standard with support for at least 16-bit color, with newer computers supporting 24-bit and 32-bit color. Is there a different between the different levels of color? The short answer is yes. All three color bit depths use red, blue and green as standard colors, but its the number of color combinations and alpha channel that makes the difference....

Pirated software or warez is a serious issue for the computer industry. Computer Hope will not assist users with pirated software or help users with locating it. Below are the reasons why you shouldn’t purchase or install pirated software. Why you shouldn’t pirate software It’s illegal. If caught, you, your parents, or your company can be stuck with a large fine. Piracy is one of the most common ways to get computer viruses, Trojans, and malware....