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If Microsoft Windows PowerShell keeps popping up for no apparent reason, it can make your computer hard to use and make you worry that something’s amiss. There are various reasons PowerShell opens all the time. Some are benign, while others are more serious. Follow these troubleshooting steps and we’ll suss out which it is in your case. 1. Run an Antivirus or Malware Scan A malicious program or script could be causing PowerShell to run automatically....

Difficulty Easy Steps 3 Time Required 5 - 10 minutes Sections 1 Panels 3 steps Flags 2 In Progress This guide is a work in progress. Reload periodically to see the latest changes! Member-Contributed Guide An awesome member of our community made this guide. It is not managed by iFixit staff. BackXbox 360 S Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide...

Difficulty Moderate Steps 5 Time Required 5 minutes Sections 1 Peel and Present System 5 steps Flags 0 BackZebra ZP 505 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 Peel and Present System Orient the printer so that the bottom is facing up. Remove the three P1 9mm screws located on the bottom of the printer and remove the lower unit....

Difficulty Very difficult Steps 9 Time Required 1 hour Sections 3 Battery 2 steps Motherboard 6 steps Power/Volume Button 1 step Flags 0 BackZTE Quest n817 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 Ensure that the phone is turned off before starting. Orient the device so that the inset on the right side of the device is facing you....

In computer programming, a data structure is a predefined format for efficiently storing, accessing, and processing data in a computer program. Some data structures are a programming language built-in component, and others may require the inclusion of a library or module before the structure can be used. The decision of what data structures to use and how they’re used is one of the most important steps in designing and writing a computer program....

Methods used in protecting valuable data on computers. File protection is accomplished by password protecting a file or only providing rights to a specific user or group. File, Security terms Related information How to protect yourself while on the Internet. Computer security help and support. All questions relating to computer files and file extensions.

Alternatively called file swapping, file sharing is the accessing or sharing of files by one or more users. File sharing is performed on computer networks as an easy and quick way to transmit data. For example, a user may share an instruction document on his computer connected to a corporate network allowing all other employees to access and read that document. What was the first file sharing network? Although it was not initially created to share files, Usenet is considered the first file sharing network....

Go may refer to any of the following: Go means to run, continue, or proceed with the operation currently being performed. A good example of where go was used with computers, is in early versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer. After an address was typed in, a user can click the go button to open the entered address. All recent versions of Internet Explorer and other browsers no longer have a bo button....

Color, Color terms, Monochrome, Photoshop terms, Video terms Related information How to add color to a black and white photo in Photoshop. How to fix a black and white picture with laptop connected to TV. Monitor, LCD, and display help and support. Video card help and support.

Green may refer to any of the following: Green is the color of an LED that indicates on, active, or running. A solid (non-flashing) green LED indicates either that a device has power or is in constant use. However, when a green LED is flashing, this often indicates that traffic or information is being processed. If you are unsure what the LED indicates on your computer product, refer to the computer or networking product manual for additional information....

Home may refer to any of the following: On the Internet, home could refer to the main page of a site, more commonly known as the homepage. To get to the homepage, click the home button in your Internet browser. In most Internet browsers, the home button is located to the left of the address bar and resembles a house drawing. The home button was first introduced with the Apple iPhone as a circular button on the front bottom center....

The iWork suite is an Apple Office suite available for Apple computers and the iPhone OS that include Keynote, Pages, and Numbers. Keynote - Presentation program Pages - Word processor Numbers - Spreadsheet Apple terms, iLife, lowerCamelCase, Microsoft Office, Software terms, Spreadsheet terms, Word processor terms

MSG may refer to any of the following: Shorthand for message, msg is commonly used in chat rooms for users who want to talk in private. MSG is also used in IRC as a command to send messages privately to other users connected to IRC. Below is an example of how this command could be used. /msg computerhope Hello how are you? In the command above, “Hello how are you?” would be sent to the user computerhope....

A nudge may refer to any of the following: In Adobe Photoshop, nudge is a feature that allows an object to be moved. For example, if you’re working with a layer, you can press the arrow keys to nudge that object in any direction, one pixel at a time. Holding down the Shift and pressing an arrow key nudges a layer ten pixels at a time. When referring to the MSN IM (instant messenger), a nudge refers to a feature that alerts a user with a noise and a shaking window....

Setup may refer to any of the following: Setup is connecting and preparing a software program, hardware device, or computer to function properly. Should I use “setup” or “set up” in my writing? When used as a noun (e.g., see the setup instructions), it should be one word. When used as a verb (e.g., I set up my computer), it should be two words. Setup is a file commonly called “setup....

Alternatively called a star network, star topology is one of the most common network setups. Every node connects to a central network device in this configuration, like a hub, switch, or computer. The central network device acts as a server, and the peripheral devices act as clients. In a star topology setup, either a coaxial or RJ-45 network cable is used, depending on each computer’s type of network card. The image shows how this network setup gets its name, as it is shaped like a star....

The religion of CHI was a tongue-in-cheek “religion” practiced in the mid-1970s by students of the Introduction to programming course at Case Western Reserve University. The course was taught in the programming language ALGOL, and assignments were coded on punch cards and processed on a UNIVAC 1108 computer running a custom operating system named CHI. Students had a ritual where they would recite a phrase whenever the time was exactly 11:08....

Short for Web-based Enterprise Management, WBEM is a model that allows the development of open technologies for managing each of the components that make up a network. WBEM consists of three parts: the Common Interface Model, and both the xmlCIM Encoding and CIM Operations over HTTP specifications. CIM, Computer abbreviations, DMI, DMTF, Network terms, WMI Related information Network and network card help and support.

Windows-based acceleration is an SVGA (Super Video Graphics Array) adapter specially created to run Microsoft Windows programs faster and should not be confused with standard SVGA cards. Although Windows is ordinarily responsible for some video card functions, read-only memory in this adapter stores routines that alleviate some of this burden. Video terms Related information Video card help and support.

Zoom may refer to any of the following: When referring to an image, graphic, or document, zoom describes the function of focusing on a section of an image and increasing its overall size for greater detail. Zoom can also refer to magnifying the image on a screen. The image at right is zoomed in 1600% of its original size. As seen in the image, as you zoom into an image each pixel grows in size and makes the image appear pixelated or jaggy....