I have an ipod that I use constantly, and I travel everywhere with it. Most of the times I will be at a friends house and they have iTunes, but I transfer songs from their computer because I have already "married" my iPod to 5 other computers. Does anybody know of anyway to increase the number of computers I can register my iPod to?
Nope Not possible
ok i want to play halo combat evolved (halo 1) on 2 computers at the same time how do i do it?
well you'd need 2 copys, 2 computers, basically 2 of everything
well why didnt' you say that, you didn't really ask the question very well Report It
I've snapped and deleted some pics. using my handphone before, and now i want to send it for repairs....can these pictures that i deleted like months ago be retrieved again by the repair people just like how deleted pics. can be retrieved from computers hardisk? Will the Edison chen case befall on me?
Yes, they can be retrieved. But that is only if you want them to recover the photos. It requires some forensic work with file fragments left when deleted. It's unlikely that your carrier will bother with image recovery unless you're trying to get lost info back. If so, anything could be found.
Our association recently had a break-in and six really good Hewlett Packard computers were stolen. We'd really like to recover them. Is there any way this can be done?
As one user suggested.. some companies have tracking software / hardware (like I believe IBM/Lenovo systems ?).
If your company has computers with this kind of technology a lo-jac for computers then you could activate it...
The best solution (which doesn't help you after the fact) is to suggest a policy of whole disk encryption for laptops, security cables for computers and other hardware on the premises, etc... a good backup system...
Good Luck!
No
The only way possible is if you had some sort of tracking software on them and somebody connects them to the internet. A lot of the time these computer land up being sold to local pawn stores, so visit the local pawn shops and talk to the manager about the situation .... and ask them to call the police if somebody shows up with 6 machines for sale. They don't want to knowingly buy stollen goods so they may be helpful.. Good luck!
If you filed a police report, your Police Depart. might have a database that's hooked up to all the pawn shops nearby and with a matching serial number they might track them that way.
only if they havnt change the hard drive,,,,even if you wipe the hard drive,,,theres the ghost data thats still on it,,but then again you have to find who and the computers,,,
Please do not say alienware or any of those fancy billion dollar computers as i will neve be able to use those just say the basic known ones like emachines or something!
My family love HP laptops, I built my own desktops using Intel microprocessor (one Core 2 duo: E6700, and one Pentium 4 (Prescott)).
This site has lot of good deal on everything. Check it daily for good deals
http://www.deals2buy.com/
I have had very good experience using Dell computers. You can customize the computers they sell on their site. www.dell.com They also have good prices.
HP, Dell, Sony, Toshiba, Acer, eMachines, in that order.
I have AT%26T DSL and my modem only has one outlet for an ethernet cable. What (if any) equipment will I have to buy in order to hook up the dsl to two computers? Also, if it doesn't involve wires, cables and a modem, can you explain the method?
You need to buy a router. I recommend a wireless router.
buy a router and either stretch cables across across your house or buy some wireless cards and a wireless router
you need to get a router. go to ur local pc store or radio shack they can tell u more
Go to your isp...inquire if they could provide you with the proper router for such......a bluetooth adaptor could also connect two computers.......
I want to be able to play pinochle, I know some of the basics but need to know more. Are there computers I can play against or is it better to just play? I don't want to make anyone angry because I don't know enough. I am willing to learn if someone is available to assist me.
Press "Play Robot" to play with the computer.
i have a wireless 3000 series netopia routor. when i have 2 computers on and when im on the ps3 ill be laggy online. is this routor not good for lots of connections? my routor is about 75ft away from my routor and another computer thats about 85ft. and 2 laptops that i dont really use.
i was thinking getting this......http://www.staples.com/webapp/wcs/s...
would this help at all?
When you're using a wireless connection, you're "catching" signal at a specific frequency - in the 2.4GHz range. The more devices in range of your access point that use this same frequency, the weaker the signal will be to each individual device.
Most wireless routers are designed to "step down" to accomodate the slowest device - so if your router is 802.11G and one of your notebooks has a 802.11B interface, the router will downgrade to 802.11B. Since B and G use different modulation techniques, this could have an affect on your signal strength. Check all of your devices and make sure they are using the same 802.11x protocol as your wireless router.
The phantoms are getting in the way.
It doesn't have to be working for somebody. I don't mind making my own business. I just want to make money. If you have any suggestions relating to animals or computers, I'm all ears.
You can't legally work unti 15, but could work for someone you know. Maybe someone who owns a pet shop
you can create the 1st ever rebotic animal, then you can display them in a zoo. you dont have to tank me
walking/pet sitting for people in your area legally you are too young to work if you are in the U.S. except for things like paper routes which are not in your criteria so walking/pet sitting dogs and other animals.
Go to animal shelters.
dog walking, animal sitting, poop pickup, computer fixing, installing programs on the computer, a website about animals
I used to make some money pet-sitting for my family's friends and neighbours at your age.
Well, since you're meant to be 16 to work it'l have to be something that isn't necessarily prof.
If you like animals so much why don't you volunteer down at a shelter or vets then as soon as you're old enough they will most likely give you a job. Or maybe offer to dog walk, put up a poster in the local post office? Old people love dog walkers.
Work at a pet shop, at the pound, at a computer cafe. If you have any friends/family or neighbors with dogs see if they would pay you to walk their dogs, etc.
You could petsit for someone in your neighborhood going away for vacation, you could offer to walk dogs, you could offer to take care of someone's dog who works late and can't get home in time to feed/walk/let it out etc. I used to have a friend who did that and it worked out pretty well.
you could offer to walk the neighbors' dogs for a small amount?
I have attempted to log onto yahoo mail from several different computers at several different locations. I know my password and username, and I log onto YAHOO successfully, but can never access the mail section. I receive a series of error messages such as cannot process request, etc. I can send mail to my email from another email account, but cannot access my inbox or other areas of yahoo mail. Help, please?
try to login from here
http://us.m.yahoo.com/p/mail
and
It seems you are using new yahoo mail, which needs latest browsers.For error free emailing use yahoo mail classic
Use the below link to return to yahoo mail classic and click yes ,when it asks for "opt out"
http://us.mg1.mail.yahoo.com/dc/optout?s
i have a wireless 3000 series netopia routor. when i have 2 computers on and when im on the ps3 ill be laggy online. is this routor not good for lots of connections? my routor is about 75ft away from my routor and another computer thats about 85ft. and 2 laptops that i dont really use.
i was thinking getting this......http://www.staples.com/webapp/wcs/stores...
would this help at all?
when you share an internet connection each wifi device gets a piece of the pie.two devices equals two pretty big pieces (good connections) but the more devices you have the smaller the pieces get. meaning less signal each. hope this helps.
It doesn't matter what router you have, the problem is you have 2 computers on at the same time when your playing online
if it was just the PS3 online it would be 100% connection (no lag at all)
add 2 computers and that connection speed gets dropped to under 50% (and you start to lag)
oh boy and if the 2 computers are streaming videos or downloading music then your connections going to go WAY WAY down
All you have to do is disconnect the ethernet cords from the computers (if no ones on them) when you play and you shouldn't lag anymore
Most routers will do the same thing. I have a Linksys router, and 2 laptops, and a PS3, and when all three are connected, the PS3 does lag online.
yes
yes.
I am interested in how you can get two or more computers, dual processor and/or dual core processors in a PC to parallel process our CFD work. They will be run together over a network.
You really do not want to get yourself into this. There is software for this but you need a computer and a programming degree to use it. Everyone I have ever known to try this has had a minor network problem lose ALL the data off the system. It only seems to work in totally almost clinically controlled environments.
Im 10 years old by the way. i just love computers.
Excellent! It's good to start early. Here's some more info for you:
http://xoax.net/
Bah, at 10 you should be teaching yourself - its the best way to learn. Plus there is so much stuff to learn - "Easy guides" are for olds xD (I'll get shot for saying that!). That's not to say you don't search the internet for info, it just means you should be searching for specific topics and accumulating info from your explorations, not just from one website.
Myself; I'm now 16. I've been playing with computers since before I can remember (apparently my dad would sit me on his knee and let me push the mouse around). I've never had anyone actually tell me what to do, I've just gone and found out for myself. It is the best way - trust me.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer
and other wiki references
I have several "old" computers that I need to dispose of that are totally obsolete and I don't want to dump them into the landfill if it's not environmentally correct.
Absolutely not- the lead in the solder of computer boards can leach into groundwater, and any mercury in batteries is beaucoup bad as well.
There are many used computer shops that will either accept them for recycling (and part them out in the process to pay for it) at no fee or a nominal charge for some of the monitors (these tend to be the hardest to get rid of). Call around.
Glad you thought enough to ask rather than assume. Thanks for making a difference
Go ahead!!!!
Try calling a local recycling center. We have a dead monitor that we didn't want to toss in a landfill. We called the local scrap metal recycling center in our area, and they said that they would take it for free. Now the big question is where to take all of the CFLs in a few years when they start burning out!
NO RECYCLE!!
In continuation with my previous question:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=2...
How does blocking the word "gun" on school computers reduce violence or school shootings?
Doesnt make any logical sense.
And if public schools are a part of the government shouldn't it be illegal for them to block things (against 1st amendment?)
dude..at my sons school christian symbols were subject to a "3 strikes" rule until everyone (almost) threw a fit.
When schools blocked the word "gun" on school computers, they don't aim at reducing violence. They are simply reducing the exposure of students to words that they shouldn't be using at school, home, work, etc. However, the schools are fully aware of the current school shooting threat and are trying to reduce the risk, even though they know that filtering these words on school computers will have little effect on a student body.
As for the violation of the first amendment, schools are NOT violating it due to the fact that the computer(s) is owned by them so they have administrative rights to that computer(s), almost allowing them to ignore laws like the first amendment .
I just wanted it so I can have access to it on both computers without switching the cable back and forth. I've looked around, but can find anything like a USB cable splitter or anything like that. I saw USB hubs, but I'm not sure if I can have access to the HD on both computers.
connect the computer together with a router or hub and some ethernet cables.
connect the usb drive to ComputerA
share the drive on ComputerA, allow network users to change files.
Change both computers work group name so its identical on both pc's.
on Computer B, do
start
run
\\computera
If you did it right, you will see the shared usb drive..and be able to read and write to it from both pc's.
Short answer? No.
But wait.....
You can build a P2P network. Share. Then you can have access to all your hdd. Windows shows you how to build a P2P network. Goto Help and take it from there. That's the best solution available for now. To specifically address your situation, no solution exist in the fashion you want.
I can't say with 100% certainty, but I would say that there is a 99.99% chance that this is not possible.
Define Information Technology? How is IT related to computers?
information technology.... why is it related to computers?
why not look it up? try wikipedia.org for say....
IT is every where, the cashier scanning the products at check out point thats IT, tracking ur package which is being send by a courier service where it is now that is IT
IT is where information and technology comes together, it is where technology bring u information and u got to use technology to use that information, Information System(software) make use Information Technology(hardware) to bring u the end result as it is
I remember when I was in college 15 years ago my computer science classes were talking about the possibility of using organisms to make computers faster.
I haven't heard anything in awhile about it, has science given up on this idea? Or are they still pursuing it?
First, the reason computers have been getting faster is that living organisms (people) have been working hard at it.
Second, no one could figure out a way to do anything better by combining them. It's not a good division of labor. Computer designers are accustomed to determinism and reliability. We've done best by letting the humans do what they do best, and letting the computers do what they do best.
We do use computer chips as biological sensors. We do use computers to help control prosthetics. But no attempt to integrate living organism to augment computers has succeeded. If some people are still trying to do it, they are understandably not saying much.
The bio-chip is still a Concept, Sean.
However, there is a lot we do learn everyday, from the human body.
I've been working on making prosthetic limbs for amputees which can work the real limbs, responding to neural signals; for over 3 years now; and trust me, when you compare the needs of such a simple device as a "cyborg" arm, the computing quantum and speed required makes us wonder where are we right now.
While most people are getting the 64 bit technology as "State of the Art", the 128 bit is already ready to roll out, because of the studies that are being done for this kind of project; and we are still a long way away from home!?
You'd be really zapped with the kind of stuff that's already ready but hasn't come to the Market, simply because the older technologies still haven't paid off to break even.
Well, 'nuff said.
Cheers.
***** what the hell are you talking about??
That sounds like a step in a bad direction, unless you like the idea of becoming a borg drone. LOL
Yeah they are Biochips.
Does any of u know how much electricity computers spend?U see I am downloading sth and I want to leave it four days open(night and day) so that it finishes.What d u suggest doing: Should I keep it open, or close it due to electricity cost???
A typical computer has a 300 watt power supply. That's .3 kilowatts.
Electricity is measured in kilowatt hours. kWh.
.3 kW * 4 days * 24 hours / day = 28.8 kWh.
Figure a worst case scenario cost of about $0.10 per kWh.
So your downloading scheme would probably cost around $2.88 in electricity. And that's an "at worst" type of figure.
Is the download worth $3? :-)
well remember to set your settings so that your computer doesn't sleep or turn off after a period of time, and also, i would turn off the monitor. Turn off all the save electricity settings, because they will stop the download. also, i would get a download manager like megamanager ( http://www.megaupload.com/megamanager/ ) so if it stops downloading, you won't lose all of your progress.
If there are like, thousands of kanji that are in the japanese written language, how do they use kanji on computers? I mean, what do their keyboards look like? I don't understand.
i bought my computer in japan ind it came with a japanese keyboard...
it has hiragana and english letters on it. if you are typing in hiragana and press space bar it will change it to katakana or kanji, if you pressit again will bring up a list of character choices. pressing enter will let you move on.
Microsoft IME...
Here's a site for installation and a small tutorial.
http://www.declan-software.com/japanese_...
As for writing the kanji, you just turn on hiragana. You will type in romaji, the computer will turn it into hiragana. Once you finish the word, press the spacebar and the computer will transform the kana into kanji. However, there are different yomi for kanji, and a lot of kanji share yomi, so make sure you have the right kanji. Generally, the program is smart enough to pick it up.
I don't know about the older versions, but for vista the IME Pad lets you draw the kanji to get the yomi in kana. It's a very simple tool that has simplified typing in Japanese. Check it out.
Japanese computer keyboard is the same as any other ones with alphabets and numbers. Japanese uses one other way of writing charactors call, "Roma-ji". It uses English alphabets, like ABC. If you want to write Kanji, you simply type whatever the word you want to write with Roma-Ji and hit space bar, then the computer will give you the options of Kanji charactors or in Hiragana and you pick the right one from it. For example, if you want to write Tokyo in Kanji or Hiragana, you just need to type Tokyo in Roma-ji and hit space bar. If yo want to type "Book" in Kanji or Hiragana, you type Hon(It's the Japanese word for Book). Of course, you need to know how to read the Japanese word and which one is the right one, on top of that, you need the Japanese language software such as, Ichitaro installed on your computer. Hope this helps!
It's called an IME, Input Method Editor. It takes the spelling of the sound of the word in our alphabet and converts it to Japanese symbols (kanji).
Their keyboards look just like your keyboard or any other keyboard, except they have Japanese keys that go along with it and special input methods:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_ke...
you must first learn how to jutsu..
but seriously go into your language option in control panel and set up your computer for the langauge.
The keyboard looks just like ours. They type in Romanji (roman english letters) the hiragana or katakana will show up and then once you hit the spacebar at the end of a sentence kanji will replace words that can be written in kanji. you can also go back and select kanji that may be the improper one that you intended to use
ex. 鑺便€€榧汇€€娲熴€€绔€€濉欍€€
all锛濄伅銇?(hana)
you would choose from the list which one you intended to use
i want to buy this computer, can someone visit the website and tell if the computers specs are good and should i buy it for gaming?
the website is:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?V...
the computer is excellent i would buy it
specs are verry nice not that great for gaming hwever
would need a better processor for gaming
The computer specs are good and is okay for gaming. 2GB Memory Modules and nVidia 8800 Video Card? A gamer's dream. However, you should check how much the item is to see if you get what you pay for.
Well put it this way i would happily pay over 拢300 for that computer
You perhaps shouldnt have told us about this.... its going in my watched items
I've heard and seen alot of companies just throw away their computers when they are upgrading, and they are always gone after about the first few hours. Though how can that many people actually know when the company is upgrading and throwing away their computers short of having one of the system administrators as a friend?
There's no set time. Some companies will wait a couple of years if not more to move to Vista. They'll want to make sure it's stable first.
try visit http://wesearch4u.webeden.co.uk go to there help files and type how to theres a hole dictionary there on how 2 loads topics.this is a new site coming soon but you can get in and its free
I have a 5 yr old Dell Inspiron laptop with a fried motherboard problem. I don't want to just trash it, but don't think anyone on eBay will buy it either. What do people do with obselete or broken computers? Is there a way I can get rid of mine for profit?
If the LCD is good and everything is with it like hard drive memory ect.. Someone will buy it on e-bay and you will be suprised how much you will get out of it.
a fried motherboard is a problem, because a new one is pretty expensive. but can you tell me the type of your dell notebook ? (you can add it to your question)
i'm looking for a power module for a dell inspiron 3800 and according to the age you mentioned it could be a 3700 or a 3800.
Some dumps have an area for computers to be placed at since some people will want to use them for parts, etc. I have seen computers placed at the curb though and they get taken away with regular trash. If you visit your dump often or live near one, you can always drop off your old computer and ask them for more information on how to properly dispose of your computer.
Ebay is great, and you would be surprised as to what people will buy. You can also try your local paper...or have a garage sale.
I want to know which Linux Distribution for Desktop Computers is the best and why is it so? Secondly Which Linux Distribution has the largest usage share amongst Linux Users? And what are the similarities and differences between Linux and Windows and what are the pro's and con's of both these Operating Systems? And will Linux ever succeed against Windows in matters of Worldwide Usage Share?
There are a huge variety of Linux distributions out there. Most of them are general OS, suitable for desktops, workstations and servers. Examples are Debian, Fedora Core, SuSE, RedHat, Ubuntu, Slackware, Gentoo etc.
Determining the best out of them is a difficult job. I would prefer Debian, because of its sheer size ( debian etch is 23 CDs..), stability, support and usability. Its available for almost all the architectures around.
Suse is the best for newbies. They go for userfriendliness and eyecandiness. Nice looks it has got. People migrating from windows shall find this more easy to use than most of the distros around. But i would suggest people to try other distros as well.
Fedora Core, another series from Redhat is pretty much of a standard. Its easy to find precompiled installation files (like rpm's) for Fedora. The latest release is FC6
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,39...
Everthing you want to now about linux is here.
Hi I am about to network 12-15 computers, I have the knowledge to do so but I don't know how much to charge. I don't want to charge by the hour I just want to give them a straight price. Please help thanks.
Do you have to run the Cat-5 cable? Is it going to be a easy run? Will you have to set up a server on the network also? What about printers will they be networked or shared? Will you have to set up a program like Retrospect to do back-ups each night/week? will you have to give tech support for the network after it is done? All of these questions should be answered before you think about giving a quote. This is why most people charge per hour. If i was going to do this I would break it up into two or three areas and charge different prices for each thing. ie if it is a hard run on the Cat 5 it would cost more then if it was as easy as just running them across the floor. (btw not a good idea). I would think about it advance before you give then a set price. Just my thoughts.
be a good citizen and do it for free one hand washes the other
Each lab should have 40 computers connected to a network. An additional machine will be used as a server. It is expected that both campuses will be connected to facilitate remote queries. Assignments/grades will be posted for student viewing only. Sharing of workstation files are required. Laptops with wireless LAN to connect to network. Lecturers will be able to have class over LAN with AV presentation. printing will be at the server location. UPS at both sites. Lab should have all conduits in place. A proposal is to be presented for equipping these labs to meet the requirements.
How do I set up lab of 40 computers on 2 campuses located 5km apart?This is for a school project?
Each lab should have 40 computers connected to a network.
First I'm not a professional but since at the time I started this answer no one replied I'll offer what info I know.
Q: Are these actually full functional computers like regular desktops or laptops or are they merely dummy terminals which send their requests through the main server ?
If they are terminals (dummies) then route them all through the main server which handles all the processing.
If they are individual computers then they each handle their own processing and only need server (and likely internet) access.
I can fix, upgrade, custom-build, and configure computers, networks and laptops, for cheap and I want to advertise locally. I've tried the paper it cost to much with very little return.Please Help!!!
First, you could print up some flyers and hire some kids to place them on cars at the shopping malls, and outside of computer stores.
Second, you could print up some cards and go into the drug stores, supermarkets, and so forth and pin them up, as most have a bulletin board for that purpose.........
Third you could look around, depends on what state you are in, for a place that sends out "coupons" in the mail. What they do is print up all kinds of, (carpet deals, shampoo deals, jewelry deals",,,,and place these into a mass mailing to an area of your choice................that worked for me when I did a small business..........
Then, you could also make a sign for your car, on the rear, is a good place, as many of course are stopped or driving behind you..............
Hope this helps...............
Use those word only ads in the Thrifty Nickel type classifieds. Too, I use flyers for my carpet cleaning biz and distribute them door to door.
Some places have business groups where people from a certain business meet every now and then to discuss their jobs, and it gets word out great. Basically, they take only one of two of a certain proffesion and then everyone in the group uses whoever they need when they need them. My boss runs the franchise for Carpet Dry Clean in Atlanta, and he is in a business group called BNI. I dunno if it is anywhere else, but he gets almost 50% of his profits from its members.
You could give you names to companies and business. Just name drop here and there. Or get a magnetic sign to put on your car and everyone can see it whereever you go
My 5 year old went to a big event yesterday where they were letting kids destroy old electronic equipment to build things out of. The kids were smashing stuff - old computers, telephones, keyboards etc - or taking them apart with screwdrivers, and then working with them. When I got home my husband said they can be full of lead and mercury and he shouldn't have been touching them. Is this true? Is it dangerous for a child to handle pieces of old electronic equipment, and if so, which pieces specifically (curcuit boards, keyboard insides?)?
Thank you!
Older electronic equipment can have lead in the solder that holds components to the circuit boards. I doubt if there is any mercury in there although mercury switches were used in OLD industrial equipment.
The lead levels are not high enough to worry about unless your child does this every day for a long period of time.
Yes, they are very dangerous and your husband was right.
there may be some hazardous substances in old electronic equipment I'd be more worried about a child getting zapped by a capacitor though
I need to connect two computers both running win ME so that they can share the same printer
there are several ways to connect without network cards, you could use a laplink cable which connects through the serial ports which all pc's have, although these would be relatively short so the pc's would have to be quite close to each other.
another way would be to fit network cards in both pc's, these can be brought for around 拢10 each and you would then need a crossover cable around 拢15 from pc world depending on length (although i use a normal network cable with a crossover adapter with a total cost of 拢4.95 for the cable at 15m and 拢1.50 for the crossover adapter) .
another way is firewire cards, these recieve at quite a high speed but again you would have to buy 2 and their around 拢15 each and the cable's are pretty short.
all of these option's can be used with the network setup wizard within windows xp and millenium, and will also share internet connections aswell as files and printer sharing.
the cheapest place to go to are the local pc shop's on some side streets or you could try www.cpc.co.uk my local shop is www.sinoco.co.uk but i dont know if he offers a delivery service but your cheapest option is cat 5e network cable with cossover adapter. good luck
I try to sync my ipod to my laptop and it says it will erase all the songs already on it and I searched it up and it says that you can authorize it with 5 different computers but nothing tells me how.
Apple support does tell you...
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?...
I got confuse when i'm planning to buy a computers..want to buy the original or the oem..if original..what brand is more dependable..what is amd athlon?what is the difference?what quality should i add to my list.somebody..help me..!!
I would recommend MESH. www.meshcomputers.com. I have one myself. They have computers for most needs and you can even customize them. but you will have to register as a member on their site. They also give you great extras!
Good service and delivery. on most computers they have 3 years of warranty. (but always check)
Better to go with HP
Because I am in cutomer support division member i saw IBM HCL Giving lot of problems...................
The name on the outside of the computer means very little. Because if you were to look inside you will find that all of the components are made by different companies such as Intel, Sony, Toshiba, Yamaha.
HP has great support where as E Machines do not.
Go with a computer that you can afford.
There is a lot of brand name computers like Compaq, IBM, Dell and so on, if you have no idea stick with a brand name for if nothing else for the guarantee... I would take the Gateway over a Dell, anyway you get what your pay for, but if i had the budget i would buy the best Micron Computer...
I am getting chance to get admission in Electrical engg in BHU and Computers in Warangal/IIIT Hyderabad and Mechancial in Pilani---- which option I should choose for job pint of view and furute prospectus in long run
Its cheap, best %26 easy option for computer science (IT) education
JSS International Institute of Professional Studies, JSS Technical Institutions campus, Mysore, India offers National Diploma (Computing) for 10th pass or equivalent and Higher national Diploma (Computing) for 12th pass or equivalent. These courses are certified by Edexcel, International, one of the main examination board of UK. After HND students can directly join for final year bachelors degree course in computer science in UK, US , Australia or Singapore. Course duration ND 2 Years and HND 2 years. Method of assessment based on assignment, class test and projects.
for details visit http://iips.jssonline.org call 918212410255
1) Electrical engineering in BHU
2) Mechanical in Pilani
3) Computer in Warangal.
I have no clue on what to use or set up a internet connection for my 3 computers. I use one computer that has internet connected up but how do i connect it to the other computers? What do i use? D-link? Or what?
you need a router to connect them all together....
you need a router - wireless is simplest, but that requires that your computers are wireless-ready. router is also referred to sometimes as a hub - basically you plug your internet connection in to one plug and the other computers into the other plugs - if the computers are far apart this means lots of cable - that is why i recommend wireless. check any store that sells computers and they can hook you up
http://www.howstuffworks.com/home-networ...
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?a...
use linksys theyre made by cisco the leader in the industry
All you need to do is buy a router. Netgear sells a good one at Radio Shack and you can hook up all 3 computers to the router to gain instant internet access. Or you can connect them wirelessly with the same router. Even create your own network with this router. Good luck. here's a link:
alot of websites are blocked please tell me any good cool gangsta website like games website or somthing cool that works on school's computers
No, now get off the computer and do what you are supposed to be doing in school , "gangster", it's called "learn".
Oh wait! Your a gangster, you don't need to learn.
wikipedia
(only website that is accesible at my school)
you could copy some html codes and use them on the school pcs just type the file with .html at the end
Also, why doesn't Dell sell Ubuntu computers in Australia?
Fluidtek is a good place for cheap deals...
Itestate is also another place but a little more expensive.
MSY is also another place for an all rounder
By buying parts from these stores you will save 100's...
You should buy/build a computer and install linux. Imo Dell is a rip off. You can download linux ubuntu for free, like I did, and put it on a regular 700mb cd and boot it up to install it.
Or you can have a dual boot where you have Windows and linux installed on the same hard drive...
I have been told by my partner that we need a DVD burner for the computer. What type would I need I do not understand computers and have a Fujitsuu siemens amilo laptop. I would want to buy off Ebay but there are so many and do not know which one I would need? Thanks
just get an external dvd re-writer . i have one for my laptop and its gr8. they are faster as well(when burning) they are easy to set up!!!!!!! just plug into the usb port and your away!!!! they are reasonably priced too! mine was 拢35 uk. gdlk guys xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
it's better to take it to a computer store to make sure of the compatibility, laptop drives are more complicated than desktops.
like the last person said your best bet whould be to take it to a store and have them look at it.
Hi as you asked DVD Burner for computer no need to buy when you buy DVD they will give you CD in that CD every thing is avalibel Burner use for riting CD or DVD you Have DVD riter but dont have CD just Go any Computer Shop and ask fo cd they will give you free becouse it cums with DVD free thats all
well,iam buying windows vista from target.com
before i buy it i would ask u if i can setup the windows vista in 2 diffrent computers ?
plz help just if u know what am talking about
No. You can only activate it on one machine. You'll need to buy two copies in order to use it on two machines.
no illegal
Nope, it will only activate on the first PC you install it on, so the 2nd PC won't be able to activate the copy, unless you used some kinda activation crack. So be sure to install it on the machine with higher specs.
Yes, and No. You could in theory do what your asking, but it would be against the law to do so. If you did some poking around on the net you might run across certain pieces of software to help you in your quest for piracy. But that's something i cant help you with on here. Just be aware, where there is a will there is a way.
NO NO once you have registered the product key on one computer it will only work on that computer only.
Just be be careful installing a new operating system because i didn't have the other disk for the sound utilities and the manufacturer of my computer didn't exist anymore
We have DSL connections, a 4-port wireless router. All 8 pc's has a network connections. Running in Win XP OS and Internet Explorer browser. I've ask to connect just three computers to internet.
Not sure if this would work, but you can try.
Make sure that none of the users have administrative rights so that changes you make can't be undone.
If your router handles the IP addressing for each device using DHCP, determine the IP address for each computer you DON'T want to access the internet (using the ipconfig command)
Let's assume the following for just 1 computer
IP address--192.168.1.2
Subnet Mask--255.255.255.0
Default Gateway--192.168.1.1
Go into the TCP/IP properties of the computer on that network connection and set it up for manual IP address and DNS servers and use the following information:
IP address--192.168.1.2
Subnet Mask--255.255.255.0
Default Gateway--NONE
DNS Server--192.168.1.1
By not putting in a default gateway (which is the IP address of the router by the way) the machine will not be able to get off of the LAN, thus no internet access. By using the IP address and subnet mask, it will still have access to the LAN and by using the router as a DNS server, it can still use hostnames to resolve IP addresses inside the LAN.
I am a junior in high school and have started thinking about what I might want to do in the future. I really enjoy working with computers (especially designing and coding websites, and I'm taking a CAD course next year) but I also want to do something that will improve the world or the environment somehow.
what are some possible jobs that combine the two? I was thinking about engineering design to design things that will help improve the environment...any more suggestions?
I'm graduating with a bachelors in architecture and minor in ecological design form U.C. Berkeley. It focuses on everything that you are looking for. I'm very concerned with the environmental issues and wanted to study architecture so i can change the world a little bit at the time. And YES, I use a lot of autocad and other design software. I know with every fiber of my being that that is something i was meant to do. I interned wit a firm last summer and it is amazing to see something you worked on being built especially if it is environmentally friendly.
What I would suggest for you, research local architecture firms. that deal with sustainable design, call them and ask to come visit. When I was a student in high school i organized a small group of friends who were also interested in architecture and thats what we did. Many firms are very open to students and more then happy to show you around and talk about their projects. It will give you more insight if that is what you want to do.
I am in the market for a new desktop and want everyone's opinion on which brand I should go with. I'm looking for a good desktop and haven't been looking at computers in a while so I don't know where the companies (Dell, Gateway, HP, etc.) stand with each other now.
well, yourself would lol if thats an option,
by far, the most poweful, most reliable, most upgradable, and must unmistakably exciting computers are the ones you custom build.
after looking deep into what all you need, and what parts work with each other, building a computer is a very easy process.
its all about research.
my only friend for computer building is google.com
and www.newegg.com (the only place TO EVER buy parts from)
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however, my family owns 3 dell desktops between the 5 of us, and 2 gateway lap tops, 1 of the dells we pretty much trashed cuz its so old and pointless, but i must say, they stay strong for a long *** time, its just that nothing can really be upgraded unless you buy a whole new computer. if anything, get a dell desktop, or a gateway/hp laptop. :)
I have 3 computers, one wireless router and one external hard drive that I would like all computers to share.
In WinXP, there is a simple wizard that can set that up for you. It's in the Control Panel, under Networking.
In other versions of windows, you will have to set this up yourself. First is the hardware step. Make sure all the computers are physically linked together through a hub or router, even a wireless one should work. You can test the connection by going online with all the computers.
Next, decide on a name for a "Workgroup" for all the computers to connect to. A good workgroup name is MSHOME or HOME. One of those is usu. default in windows. Also, decide on individual names for computers in the workgroup. You could name them after minerals or lawn implements, like Onyx, Quartz, Ruby.
Right-click in Network Neighboorhood, make the name assignments, and restart the computers. When using a router, make sure the computers are set to run with DHCP enabled.
After you name and restart all the computers, you should be able to see each computer and the others in the Network Neighboorhood. Icons for each computer should appear after a minute or two, but probably not immediately. If not, use the network troubleshooter in the Help tool in windows.
I get email from everyone else only once. the other computers in the house is just sending emails on their own. No one sending them. Is something stuck? Virus? What do I do
sounds like a virus, run a virus scan and maybe spysweeper... X
if the subject or sender address is strange, maybe that is a spam.
turn on your anti-virus when open it.
Since you are sure noone is sending them, you have a virus. Run a free online scan at http://housecall.trendmicro.com/ . Follow instructions to remove or quarantine.
The spam may be spread through many ways鈥? Sometimes spam may be due to viruses or spyware. Many hours are wasted due to spam email. However, by taking simple precautions while giving out your email and installing updated free software, you can prevent spam. More info available at
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I have two desktop computer. I need to know if I can use a usb cable to link the two computers together.
Yes you can, but you need a special Bridged USB cable.
A very easy way to connect two PCs is using an USB-USB cable. Connecting two PCs with a cable like this you can transfer files from one PC to another, and even build a small network and share your Internet connection with a second PC.
The first thing you should be aware of is that there are several different kinds of USB-USB cables on the market. The one used to connect two PCs is called 鈥渂ridged鈥?(or 鈥淯SB networking cable鈥?, because it has a small electronic circuit in the middle allowing the two PCs to talk to each other.
There are the so-called A/A USB cables that, in spite of having two standard USB connectors at each end, don鈥檛 have a bridge chip and cannot be used to connect two PCs. In fact, if you use an A/A USB cable you can burn the USB ports of your computers or even their power supplies. So, these A/A USB cables are completely useless.
A/B USB cables are used to connect your computer to peripherals such as printers and scanners, so they also won鈥檛 fit your needs.
The cable length of a Bridged USB cable is usually 2 meters and newer products support USB 2.0, so theoretically the USB bridge can transfer data at up to 480 Mbps, faster than the ubiquitous Fast Ethernet or even the pre-N Wi-Fi. Several vendors make USB bridge cable which can work in two modes, that's for simple data transfer between two computers and local area networking (LAN). If you want to copy or move large files from one computer to another, choose the direct transfer mode. If you want to network computers for file and printer sharing or Internet connection sharing, choose the virtual LAN mode.
the one and only reason they have the right to spew their venom about our men and women in the military or our country is because there are those who died to protect that freedom of speech. why are they not thankful instead of attacking those who continue to protect and defend our rights? if you think we don't need this protection any more look at many of the countries today who censor everything their people do from internet to television to magazines and you will see that most countries do not enjoy the same rights and privileges we have....why do you think so many are fleeing here for a better life ? i think these ppl who sit behind their computers disrespecting our soldiers and our country are nothing but cowards and losers and should stay hidden under the rocks they call home. now thats excersizing my right to free speech !
My little brother serves in the military. I am proud of my little brother. He has had to serve in Iraq for nearly one year. He had to leave his new wife pregnant w/his child to go. He did not get to see the birth of his first baby girl.
Did he want to? No. He did it because it was his duty to protect his country and those of us who live here.
He wasn't the same when he came back from war. I do not know if it was because he had to kill people or if he just say so much death (he never has told me).
I bought a USB A/A Male Cable and I wanted to know the simplest way to connect the computers with a USB Cable.
Or this one
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/2...
use a USB hub then use the network connection wizard provided in windows XP..
good luck!
You can use a USB cable to connect 2 computer, but you need one of these -- http://www.net-linq.com/
I had it explained to me but it was all kind of language I did not understand..anybody speak sub-human English to a lady who does not understand technical terms ?? Thank you.
I think it means something like it can be accessed and should not be.......COMPUTERS..no G spot answers and the like thank you :-)) (laughing me!)
A place where you can access your laptop, palm, pocketPC... wirelessly. Of course, some of them cost you, while others don't (if you buy a cuppa coffee! :D)
A hot spot is basically a place where there is wireless internet. This means that anyone with a laptop can go online without hooking up wires.
hotspots are places (hotels, restaurants, malls, etc.) that offers wireless access to the internet. if you have a laptop with wireless network card, you can go to this places and for a fee conect to the internet wirelessly
It's a spot where you can surf the web wireless, as in using your laptop. Usually at a small or no charge. Coffee houses and even some McDonalds are hotspots.
When I was in high school in the mid-to-late 90's, most people I went to school with hated Mac computers with a passion. They were constantly saying that Macs were junk with no power. What was the reason for this? I always loved Macs and found them much more fun to use than PC's. Especially considering that most PC's of the time were clunky, VERY ugly, and had noisy, clunky hard drives. I think that since the release of Mac OS X in the 2000's there has been a newfound appreciation for Macs, but in the 90's it seemed as though everyone hated them.
duh. because oranges are way better than apples. everyone knows that.
The same reason so many people (including me still hates them)
- low performance pc systems (compared to the newest computers)
- overpricing
- not much software compared to windows or linux
- flat out lying in advertisements (just look at all the bullshit apple says about pc's in there mac vs pc guy commercials)
- herd mentality
- claiming they invented lots of things they didn't
- not building there own operating system (they use freebsd )
- apple deciding what hardware you should use (mouses, webcams, hell the whole computer)
- saying they don't viruses and spyware and promoting and fooling users by saying that, while it's just not true
- ...
The price tag was too high! People wanted Apple and the price was so high the only thing most could afford was windoze virus computers.
apple didnt release the code so nobody could do anything with them. You could only do what apple wanted you to do.
Does anyone know what form the japanese use when on computers and when writing? Do they use hiragana and katakana, latin alphabet, or kanji?
they use all three, even roomaji sometimes. They do use kanji but it's not like each character has its own key. There are programs on the computer that have like natural-input typing. I have it and on my computer you type out the word in roomaji and while you're typing it converts to hiragana, katakana, and kanji. After you get done you can still choose which kanji you actually want, since some kanji have the same pronunciation.
i think Katakana.
Iam interested in doing my PG Computers in UK can any one help me out in finding a good university there which can provide me this course n also scholorship U can send me sites of the universites n
Try these links:
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http://www.ilwindia.com/overseas_educati...
http://www.goldsmiths.ac.uk/computing/co...
http://www.learn4good.com/great_schools/...
http://www.science-engineering.net/colle...
Since guns,computers,cars,internet,electricity etc etc were not discovered when religions were made,shouldnt they stop using all these things and spend their time in praying their respective gods? Why they waste their time here? isnt this against their religions?
Um... no. I've yet to read any "thou shalt not compute" commandment in any religion.
Um...no, computers are not against most of our religions. Just because previous followers didn't use them doesn't mean it's against the religion. By that logic, Christians shouldn't ever eat Chinese food.
God expects us to use what we have at hand. He does not tell us we cannot fly across the country to go to a seminar to study about Him. He does not tell us we cannot live in warm homes nor that we cannot have air conditioning. He does not tell us we cannot meet in church buildings. Your question is a silly one, don't you think?
NO.....
For by it i witness
with it i witness
cause of it i witness
and ALL i do, i do unto the Lord
The Companies who put spyware on computers are the same as telemarketers who phone and bug you. So why can't the goverment shut down their websites or charge them for invading a persons privacy.
they are working on this, one firm is being sued by the NYAG on this one alone, it's still an emerging Field in law and so laws are revised and being sought to curb the spyware, but keep in mind huge companies are behind the spyware and are the ones against any legislation to curb their very profitable activities.
Why not just download Ad-Aware? It cleans up all of that. I've used it for years. Follow the link below.
Actually, Ad-Adware didn't help that much, but it helps to make computer go faster. Still, the spyware files will get stuck into hard drive unless if you have Real Spyware software. Without getting free spyware. It just work that way some reason. Anyway, when if I get spyware, I clean them by using folder and find the files to delete them with my knowledge.
They are scum, but the bottom line is they are making money so they will continue until either the govt or some lawyer files a class action suit to make it unprofitable to SPAM people. yahoo mail filters the spam pretty good most end up in bulk I can live with it
i want to connect to my other computers to share files and programs
control panel/network and sharing
then you network is not setup correctly, go to start%26gt;my networkplaces%26gt; set up network and let the wizard do it, of course the network needs a name as do the pc's. default is "mshome" call your pc's what u like, old and new, 1 and 2 ,romeo and juliet, get the idea
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?a...
http://www.howstuffworks.com/home-networ...
Neither one of the computers I'm connecting are connected to the internet, is it still possible to share data between the two? How do I do that?
only one need to be connected
I got 4 computers and only one modem
1 with the LAN and 3 wireless
They're missing something!
If you're using a LAN cable, you need a special one called a "cross-over" cable. The connectors are wired so that they're mirror images of each other, which, if you think about it, makes perfect sense.
Once you've done that, things will normally magically work, but otherwise you will need to add your computers to the same Workgroup. To find the other computer, open up Explorer and look under My Network Places.
The first answerer didn't understand your question. You don't need the internet to share data between two PC's.
Google "file sharing" and you'll see some methods to set up the PC's. I think you can also use a special USB cable.
1 of the computers has to be connected to the internet, so the other can share that connection.
You have to have wireless internet, this has nothing to do with lan
you will have to setup a workgroup for them to log into. set it up on one of the stations, then create a network setup disk to make sure the other system hase the same settings. this is a lot easier to do with a network hub. i have been able to connect 15 machines without any internet connection.
You need a "turnover" ethernet cable. This flips the pairs of wires so that the transmit and recieve are swapped. Plug the cable in, turn on the computers and you'll see the computers in "My Network Places" in Explorer.
You'll have to turn on file sharing and select which directories you want to share.
Hey I want to know where I can find a free downloadable Hyper-cam for Mac computers. I have a Mac OS X and can't find one but, would really love one for my computer. Thanks!
Snapz Pro X is great for Videos. It has a 90-trial without watermarks over your videos during the trial. You can disable and remove then re-download and install. The ONLY problem is the pop-up when you start up or every few hours asking you to register. It's not bad though considering the pain it could very well be.
However it is $70 to buy.
Grab is an Application built-in for grabbing your regular pictures.
well I did get Snapz Pro X and it was really hard to figure out so I gave up and now whenever I turn on my computer that stupid pop-up comes up Report It
I have a pretty fast DSL connection that I would like to share with my neighbors, but I don't trust them so much that they should be able to contact my two computers (which can freely communicate on a wired ethernet connection using a broadband router).
I can use either a wired or wireless connection with my neightbors (our homes are very close).
What exact model of hardware (router, switch, hub, wireless access point, etc?) do I need to put between my network and theirs which allows any connection to the outside world but no packets to my computers? I don't want to configure my computer, I want the networking hardware to prevent any packets from reaching my computers.
I am afraid that my neighbors may accidentally infect their computers with spyware or viruses, and I don't want to rely on windows XP firewall, I want a hardware solution. I also don't want my packets to be able to be sniffed by them or any wireless connection.
First it's a violation of every DSL provider's TOS that I know of.
To do it however all you need is three routers or one good one that does subnets.
DSL %26lt;-%26gt; Router (192.168.1.1)
%26lt;Home Router Gateway on 192.168.1.1/Static IP 192.168.1.2, Internal Lan 192.168.32.x)
%26lt;Neighbor Router Gateway on 192.168.1.1/Static IP 192.168.1.3, Internal Lan 192.168.16.x)
I want to connect my desktop and laptop computers so I can transfer files between them. Is there a simple way to do this?
Well, if you access internet from your both PC's, and you have a router, you can share both computer's and transfer files...
Let me know if you have a router connected on the main machine, and I'll type down directions for you in next post.
Yez there is. From the source, you buy a Nextech data transfer cable. Problem solved
What is the lowest number of cables required to connect 8 computers to 4 printers to guarantee that 4 computers can directly access 4 different printers?
I'm thinking 20. I got this by multiplying 4 x 4 , then adding 4. Am I way off?
You are correct.
You need four printers to each have 4 cables (1 to each printer). That means 4*4 = 16 cables.
Then for the remaining 4 printers, you need at least one cable for each. That means a total of 16 + 4 or 20 cables at the least. Report It
SETI is an acronym for the search for extraterristal intelligence that collects signals from deep space and uses many computers linked together to sift thru the massive amount of signals buried in "noise" to find an intelligent signal.
You need to contact someone in the computer research field. the way SETI or Stanford's Folding @ Home molecular research do their computing is through a nodal network. You would need to make the analysis program first to analyze specific data sets. Then install this program on several client computers. Finally, you set up a web server to store the data sets and have the client software retrieve sets, do whatever analysis needs to get done, and then send the sets back to the server.
If that's not the answer you're looking for, the programs themselves are client programs that compute an algorithm on sets of data retrieved from a server. Organizations add a graphical user interface to have a virtual display of what may or may not be happening during the algorithm's run.
I got my laptop of ebay without an operating system. My dad had someone install one. I did not get a CD. About four years later, my laptop has many problems. I want to completely wipe it out. I have three other computers, can I just use their operating system to install it? Will an problems occur?
Assuming you're talking about a Windows OS, the worst thinig that could happen would be an unlimited fine followed by a prison sentence for breach of the licence agreement.
A more likely problem would be that when you went to activiate the software, which you have to do within 28 days on Windows XP, you will be rejected and the OS will only operate for the 28 days, then you'll have to buy a license or re-install every 28 days!
Beware, you can't even use the license number from a desktop and install to a latop even if you aren't using the desktop anymore as it often breaches Microsofts very strict licensing.
You can buy cheap OS's from Ebay though. I got XP Media Centre for about 拢80 and it's worked perfectly.
Alternativly, use a linux OS with less restiction on use.
Good luck
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My dad is a security java programmer, cryptographer. He has done computer security to protect government computers before so I need some help unblocking this firewall that he has on youtube. Before anyone suggests using a proxy loophole site- THIS DOES NOT WORK. My dad is good at this stuff.
So I need to be even better.
I have managed to get onto the "root" account of one of our computers. I think on this I can undo all the security algorithms that my father has put up against me accessing youtube!
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LOL. Why is your dad blocking Youtube on the first place?
Since your dad is that good %26 I'm sure he will have ways to sniff around for more activities.
Hey my friend's dad a directory of a security firm. The stories he told me how he %26 his 3 brothers tried to outwit him were endless. No wonder, they all moved out for studies or during by 16.
If I were you, I either access to youtube in other computers not monitored by dad or else where. Who knows, your dad might be reading this too.
My "Computer Room" at home is just a bedroom office, and it has 5-6 computers running in it, including a rack-mounted server. Needless to say, the heat can get pretty high in there, and taxes the air conditioning system. I had originally thought of just putting in a window exhaust fan to suck the hot air out, but I am concerned about security. Another possibility would be to somehow direct the hot air to the return A/C grate that is right above the entrance to the room, but I'm sure that would start sending warm air through the entire house, as it is a closed A/C system. Any other suggestions?
Most computer rooms need independent air conditioning because of the "heat gain".
With limited information it sounds like you could use a window air conditioner or a small split system.
Well you know about window air conditioners I suppose so I will explain the split system.
A split system is an air conditioning system that has a small outdoor unit and a small (wall mounted) indoor unit connected by a line set (copper tubes).
There are a lot of manufacturers like Mr. Slim, Mitsubishi and so on. I have included a link.
Email me if you need more information.
i don't know how much you are looking to spend, but if money is no object ( i wish it was the case for me) you could switch to liquid cooling and pipe the heat farther away. I don't think sending hot air into the a/c return would make to much heat in the house, or.. start a sauna. hah.
You may want to spread out your network a bit, maybe put a few computers in other rooms. We did that and it made a world of difference.
how to create a network between several computers so that files can be shared
you need a router ect this site tells how to do it its pretty simple though http://bartman1.blogspot.com/
use networking between the two comps
The simplest method is to install a hub, connect each comuter to a port on the hub and make the files shareable.
If you want to share an internet connection between the machines, substitute a router for the hub.
A "kamasutra" virus was supposed to attack computers, specially in India. Did it really attack? Or was it a hoax created by some selfish group? for ulterior motives ?
my guess its a hoax. it may be some sort of scheme from some anit-virus company so that people get afarid thus they would buy their products. if nothing goes on for the next few weeks, my guess is that it might be some gimmic
Nothin as of now. My guess, its all a hoax
whenever i type orkut.com and press enter key on some of computers in my college,suddenly a message is flashed "orkut is banned you fool."i guess dis is work of some of my seniors at college.please help me solve this problem
If you are banned from using a site using school/college equipment there is a reason.
And if you continue to attempt to access it knowing that it is banned then there is a very good chance that you'll be stopped from using the computers all together or get into even more trouble.
If you want to access a banned site, go and buy your own computer - end of problem.
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an incident happened with me and some friends in a shoppers drug mart awhile ago. we were given we were escorted to the back, given trespass notices and had our photos taken. the security told us our digital pictures will be sent to all shoppers drug mart computers and if we were found in any of their locations, could be charged. the police were not involved. the problem is, my friends parents work at another pharmacy of the shoppers drug mart, can anyone educate me if they will have access to the photos. will employees have access to this private information? isn't it against the law?
Businesses can exclude anybody they want as long as it is not on the basis of race, sex, ethnicity, religion, etc. They are not the government, so they are not held to the same requirements as the police. They can take your picture all day long and give it to every store in the country. I would strongly recommend that you and your friends do not go there. You have been given notice. If you go to that store, they can call the police and have you arrested.
To my knowledge, they cannot display the photos to anyone except employees of the store. They were probably just trying to scare you. But I may be wrong. And anyway, if you do not go back into the store, you have nothing to worry about. I doubt your friends parents will see the photograph.
Well if you were trespassing, then all employees would be entitled to that information because most likely it would be one of them that spots you out. That is similar to someone's picture being posted as America's Most Wanted in many different stores, usually a clerk or even sometimes another customer will spot them out.
All I can really say is that you guys rolled the dice, and now you have to pay the price.
If you and your friend weren't misbehaving in the store, this wouldn't have happened.
Face the music.
It's like workload sharing or something what is it? Also how do you get computers on a network to share bandwidth and web pages??
by using a server u can do whatever u want to do with multiple computers
I just got a laptop computer and wanted to be able to get online with it while my husband is online with our home pc we have a dial up internet connection that we use via a modem which both our computers have in them but my laptop also has a wireless thingie inside of it? Is that a way I would be able to acess the internet at the same time or not?
Ok your modem i am guessing only gives out one standard ip address.
The way to find this out is if you hook the laptop and pc up to the modem and only one can get online, while the other will say limited connectivity on it (in the network connections area start--%26gt;settings--%26gt;network connections)
This is because you only have1 ip address assigned from your ISP. your IP address is your unique address which allows you get on the internet.
The solution to get both online is as follows:
1. Ring your ISP and order a secnd IP address, my ISP in ireland provides this facility, but this adds more expense and can be solved an easier way.
2. the better solution would be to buy a router, ideally a wireless router. A router basically plugs into the ethernet port of you modem and splits the connection. So 1 ip address goes in and several can go out. I have a 4 port router at home allowing me connect 4 wired devices to it, i can also connect wirelessly which i do from time to time. Routers cost anywhere from 鈧?0-鈧?20 so shop around.
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I want to connect 2 computers (both are in the same room) to my one Verizon DSL (Westell 6100) broadband modem. Will the product shown below allow me to do this? If so, what other equipment (like cables,etc.) will I need to purchase in order to have a "wired" connection to my DSL modem?
D-Link EBR-2310 10/100Mbps Ethernet Broadband Router 1 x 10/100Mbps WAN Ports 4 x 10/100Mbps LAN Ports
Also, will such a setup slow my connection speed? I have the 768kbps DSL service from Verizon.
Your help with this will be most appreciated. Thank you.
that's what routers are for, so you're on the right track, even looking at the correct device. here's what to watch out for:
I'm not sure about the westell, but you will want to change the lan (local) address of the router to 192.168.3.1 so that there's no possibility that it will match the westell modem.
then all you have to do is plug the westell into the WAN port on the dlink, then plug your pc(s) into the Lan ports.
lastly, you won't really notice a change in connection speeds since the internet is really a "burst" communication, meaning you use it in bursts and not continuously. if you're constantly downloading something, then yes, you will suffer some loss of speed, but we're talking about a %10 loss.
Having a party at my pad, all my roommates and I have sweet sound systems on our computers and I was wondering if there is a way to play the same music throughout the house on our local network??? Maybe with yahoo jukebox???
if you have a network then you need to put a drive or shard folder then copy what you have from "my music" witch puts all the songs that you have played in file form. then copy it to a library on the other computers.(Windows Medea Player "add to library")
you could MAYBE get a USB cable and hook them together if it says that the other computer is a device then hit sync or get a mp3 and use that as a file transfer. that's all I know
I have one iTunes account that my family uses one three different computers and i need to get all three libraries onto one computer how can i do that? is it possible? (step by step) please please please if you know....
Moving music from one computer to another is a common problem. Thankfully, Apple has created a step-by-step process to back up your library and move it to another computer. I've listed two link in my sources from the Apple website that specifies how to move music from one computer step-by-step. The first method only works with iTunes 7 or above and requires CDs or DVDs. The second method uses your iPod as a flash drive to move the music.
Now, as to actually playing said multimedia, you'll need to make sure the computer you're moving the files to is authorized to play the music. If you're using one family account and the computer you are moving to can already play music purchased by the account, you're fine. If not, you'll need to authorize the computer to play music purchased by the account. Here's how:
1) Open iTunes and go to Store %26gt; Authorize Computer.
2) Enter in the dialog your User ID and Password, then click Authorize.
3) iTunes will check that the ID is okay and that it hasn't already been authorized on five computers, then will authorize the computer.
4) To test, move a music file to the computer, then try to play it. If it plays, you're fine.
Hope this helps!
I'm not particularly concerned on HUMAN reaction. I just want to know, WHAT WOULD HAPPEN TO THE INTERNET? Would it completely restart? And this isn't only for computers. It can be for any and every device ever connected to the internet. So lets say that right now nothing is connected to the internet. It would be gone, right?
The internet exists on millions of servers across the earth. If every one of the servers in the entire world all shut down at the same time, then for that time being, the internet would not exist.
As soon as even one server started back up again, the internet would exist again. As each server booted itself back up, more and more of the internet would return.
If you could wipe out every server on the internet at the same time (erase all the hard drives) then it would cease to exist... until someone went and got the back and reinstalled the backup to the server.
At that point, the internet would start again.
Well, let's see. In order for the entire Internet to come crashing down it would probably take either one hell of a virus, or one hell of a big Electro Magnetic Pulse.
I'm not particularly concerned on HUMAN reaction. I just want to know, WHAT WOULD HAPPEN TO THE INTERNET? Would it completely restart? And this isn't only for computers. It can be for any and every device ever connected to the internet. So lets say that right now nothing is connected to the internet. It would be gone, right?
The internet exists on millions of servers across the earth. If every one of the servers in the entire world all shut down at the same time, then for that time being, the internet would not exist.
As soon as even one server started back up again, the internet would exist again. As each server booted itself back up, more and more of the internet would return.
If you could wipe out every server on the internet at the same time (erase all the hard drives) then it would cease to exist... until someone went and got the back and reinstalled the backup to the server.
At that point, the internet would start again.
Well, let's see. In order for the entire Internet to come crashing down it would probably take either one hell of a virus, or one hell of a big Electro Magnetic Pulse.
I want to establish a network connection between my desktop %26 two laptops.but i dont have lan modem.i also dont have wi-fi in my pc but i have bluetooth devices for my pc n in both laptops.so i want to know from masters out there whether i can establish a network between my computers through bluetooth?
I'm going to assume your running XP and have WIDCOMM Bluetooth software installed and setup correctly on your PC. If you are not running XP with WIDCOMM Bluetooth software, no problems, but this guide should still help you.
Pair your iPAQ and home PC.
Open the Bluetooth manager on your h2210 and select "Tools" -%26gt; "Paired Devices" -%26gt; 鈥淎dd鈥?
Click the Search Icon. Your home PC should appear in the Browser, select it.
Enter any numerical passkey. Remember this key, your PC will ask you for this now. Enter the passkey on your PC. Your devices should now be paired.
Setup Network Access between your PDA and PC (Bluetooth Network)
Open the Bluetooth manager on your h2210 and select "New" -%26gt; "connect".
(Important!) Select "Explore a Bluetooth device". Click 鈥淣ext鈥? (Here most people select 鈥渃onnect to the internet", THIS IS WRONG!)
Tap 鈥淭ap here to choose a device鈥? Select your home PC鈥檚 icon. (You should see a red check mark on your PC icon. If you do not, the device in not paired correctly.
