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Just as you can pull on a big boot using a small bootstrap, your computer boots
up by first loading a small program into memory, and then it uses that small
program to load a large operating system. Your computer's small bootstrap
program is ...
Just as you can pull on a big boot using a small bootstrap, your computer boots
up by first loading a small program into memory, and then it uses that small
program to load a large operating system. Your computer's small bootstrap
program is ...
Page 73
If you need more RAM, you can purchase and install additional memory up to the
limit the computer manufacturer sets. For good basic performance, a computer
running Windows software should have at least 128 MB of RAM. Games, desktop
...
If you need more RAM, you can purchase and install additional memory up to the
limit the computer manufacturer sets. For good basic performance, a computer
running Windows software should have at least 128 MB of RAM. Games, desktop
...
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CMOS MEMORY Where does a computer store its basic hardware settings? To
operate correctly, a computer must have some basic information about storage,
memory, and display configurations. For example, your computer needs to know
...
CMOS MEMORY Where does a computer store its basic hardware settings? To
operate correctly, a computer must have some basic information about storage,
memory, and display configurations. For example, your computer needs to know
...
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Contents
Computer Internet Web and Email Basics | 2 |
Computer Basics | 4 |
Computer Hardware | 9 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | New Perspectives on Computer Concepts New Perspectives Series |
| Author | June Jamrich Parsons |
| Contributor | Dan Oja |
| Edition | 7, illustrated |
| Publisher | Course Technology, 2004 |
| ISBN | 0619213841, 9780619213848 |
| Length | 288 pages |
| Subjects | › Computers / General |
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