Logical may refer to any of the following: Logical is a computer solution based upon true or false answers, instead of numeric values. With a drive or device, logical can also refer to “virtual” devices, which are devices that aren’t real. For example, a hard drive partitioned into two areas are two logical drives on one physical drive. Hardware terms, Logic, Logical partition
MFA may refer to either of the following: Short for multi-factor authentication, MFA is a digital security system that uses several security methods to secure your account on a service. For example, one could use a combination of password, biometrics, or cellphone/e-mail verification codes to log in to the service. MFA gives your account an additional layer of protection in case someone were to get your username and password to your account....
With a computer, navigation refers to the act of opening and moving through computer menus, like the Start menu in Windows, opening software programs, or viewing files in Windows Explorer. More generally, to navigate is to move your mouse around the screen to access icons and the other features of an operating system. Site map, Software, Web design terms, Web page Navigating web pages on the Internet is often called browsing....
Projection mapping is a technique for repurposing 2-D images to be projected by a projector onto real 3-D objects. By distorting the shape of the image to fit the dimensions of the object, users can create convincing illusions. Projection mapping software and plugins for 3-D modeling software, like Blender and 3ds Max also allow these images to wrap on scale models of real objects to see mockups of real projections....
SDRAM, which is short for Synchronous DRAM, is a type of memory that synchronizes itself with the computer’s system clock. Being synchronized allows the memory to run at higher speeds than previous memory types and asynchronous DRAM and also supports up to 133 MHz system bus cycling. Since 1993, this is the prevalent type of memory used in computers around the world. In the picture below is an example of a SDRAM DIMM....
Sling TV is an IPTV service announced in January 2015 by Dish Network. It operates in conjunction with a conventional digital television subscription. The Sling service permits cable channels and premium channels such as HBO to be streamed to a smart TV, computer, or mobile device, such as an iPad. Users can purchase Sling TV with a monthly subscription. Their three available services include different channels and range from $30 to $50 per month....
The Task Manager is an operating system component found in all versions of Microsoft Windows since Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000. It lets you view each of the tasks (processes) and the overall performance of the computer. Using the Task Manager, you can view how much memory a program is using, stop a frozen program, and view available system resources. How to open the Windows Task Manager The Task Manager is opened by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Esc on the keyboard....
Short for Very Small Aperture Terminal, a VSAT is a small earthbound antennas or satellite dishes that enable data transmission between multiple locations over a broad area. Computer acronyms, Network terms, WAN Related information Network and network card help and support.
On this page, we cover different factors to consider when buying a computer, computer hardware, and software. The following recommendations include computer product retailers and factors that may influence your purchasing decision. Auctions Online auctions are a popular way for people to purchase computer equipment on the Internet. Because prices are set by the seller, not by the auction site, it’s often possible to find a great deal. However, there are many things to watch for when buying through auctions....
Difficulty Moderate Steps 11 Time Required 30 - 45 minutes Sections 5 Foot 4 steps Back Cover 2 steps Battery Case 2 steps Front Cover 2 steps Power Supply 1 step Flags 0 BackWii Balance Board 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 Unscrewing the Foot Cover Flip device upside-down so the plastic white board is facing the ground....
This guide has more recent changes. Switch to the latest unverified version. Featured Featured Guide Difficulty Difficult Steps 59 Time Required 1 - 2 hours Sections 14 Hard Drive 2 steps Bottom Panel 10 steps Top Panel 11 steps Left Case 8 steps Faceplate 4 steps RF Module 2 steps Wi-Fi Board 1 step Right Case 3 steps Optical Drive 2 steps Hard Drive Bracket 5 steps Fan 2 steps Motherboard 3 steps Heat Sink 5 steps Motherboard 1 step Flags...
Difficulty Difficult Steps 8 Time Required 30 minutes Sections 4 Battery 1 step Back Panel 5 steps Battery Compartment 1 step Rumble Motor 1 step Flags 0 BackXbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel 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 Turn the controller on its backside and push the “eject” button to discharge the battery compartment door on the bottom of the controller....
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Difficulty Moderate Steps 3 Time Required 15 - 20 minutes Sections 1 Sensor 3 steps Flags 0 BackZoomer Show Pony 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 Sensor Flip over your pony and find the screws marked in red. Remove these screws with a 3.0 Triangle screw bit. Don’t worry about keeping them seperated because they are all the same size....
Short for comma-separated values, CSV is tabular data that is saved as plaintext data separated by commas. For example, if you had data in CSV format, similar to the example below, that data could be converted to table format. Example CSV data Data1,Data2,Data3 Example1,Example2,Example3 Example1,Example2,Example3 Example CSV table As shown in the example above, each row is a new line, and each column is separated with a comma. Many online services, such as an online bank, allow its users to export tabular data from the website to a CSV file....
Released in 2019, Disney+ is an entertainment streaming service created by Disney. The platform includes movies and television series from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, and other franchises. Original content is also produced for and exclusively featured on Disney+. Disney+ can be accessed on the official website, or the app for platforms, including iOS, Android, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, and others. Subscriptions for Disney+ are available for a monthly price of $6....
You’re getting messages about something called “Easy Anti-Cheat,” which you don’t remember installing. What does it do? Why is it on your computer? Is it a virus? You’re in the right place if you’re looking for some peace of mind. What Is Easy Anti-Cheat? Online gaming is huge today, but the fun is often spoiled by players who cheat. It’s common for these cheaters to buy software that modifies a game or otherwise interferes with it giving someone an unfair advantage....
A ferrofluid is a liquid that becomes highly magnetized when it is near a magnetic field. It consists of tiny magnetic particles suspended in water or an organic solvent. Each of the magnetic particles is coated with a special compound that keeps it from clumping with other particles once they become magnetized. Ferrofluids were invented in 1963 by Steve Papell at NASA as a liquid rocket fuel that could be pumped in a zero gravity environment....
Short for massively parallel processing, MPP is computing that uses CPUs in parallel to execute a single program. A difference between SMP and MPP is that with MPP, each CPU has its own memory to prevent delays. With SMP, you could experience delays when all the CPUs attempt to access memory at the same time. Beowulf, Cluster, Computer acronyms, MSCS, Network terms, Supercomputer Related information Network and network card help and support....
Microsoft Paint, also known as Paint or MS Paint, is a simple program that allows users to create basic graphic art on a computer. Paint has been included with every version of Microsoft Windows since its inception. Paint provides basic functionality for drawing and painting in color or black and white, and shaped stencils and cured line tools to create geometrical designs. Screenshot of Microsoft Paint Screenshot of Microsoft Paint. Why is Microsoft Paint included with Windows?...
