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1.1Communication : Notify users in advance about the software installation, including its purpose, benefits and potential impact on their workflow. This helps manage expectations and reduce surprises. Scheduled downtime
4.2.2Edge c omputing Edge computing moves data processing closer to the data source, such as IoT devices or sensors. It does t fundamentally change the way computing works but changes where it happens. Edge computing is focused on reducing latency and improving
4.3Reduced infrastructure costs : P2P networks do not rely on ce ntralised servers or data centre s, which can be expensive to set up and maintain. Instead, the network nodes (peers\ share resources and distribute the
4.4Data t ransfer : Cables and connectors enable the transmission of digital and analog data between different hardware components within a computer system. This includes the transfer of information between the
5.1.1Tower Case Form f actor: The form factor of the case determines the size and shape of the motherboard it can accommodate. Common form factors i nclude ATX, Micro ATX, Mini
5.1.2Memory RAM m odules Capacity : RAM is available in various capacities, typically measured in gigabytes (GB\ or terabytes (TB\. Common capacities for consumer PCs range from 4 GB to 32 GB or more.
2.1The main functions of network interface cards include: Network Connectivity Data Link Layer Functions Ethernet or o ther Network Protocol Support MAC Address Assignment Data Transmission and Reception
5.2.2NIC form factors PCI NICs : Network cards that connect to a computer's PCI or PCIe slots on the motherboard. USB NICs : These are portable NICs that connect via USB ports, often used for laptops or desktops lacking built
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6.1Define test objectives and criteria learly define the objectives of the testing process. Determine what you want to achieve through testing and establish key success indicators. Develop a comprehensive testing plan
6.3.1Human i nteraction: Manual test scripts involve human testers who interact with the software by following predefined steps and test cases. Exploratory t esting: Testers have the flexibility to explore the
6.3.2Automation t ools: Computer based test scripts involve automated test scripts created using testing tools and frameworks. These scripts run tests without human intervention. Repeatability: Automated tests are highly repeatable and can
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7.1.1Database s oftware Microsoft Access:
7.1.2Graphics and multimedia software Adobe Photoshop Adobe Premiere Pro Web b rowsers Google Chrome Mozilla Firefox Microsoft Edge
7.1.5nstant messaging applications WhatsApp Facebook Messenger Telegram Slack 16 bit 32 bit 64 bit
7.3Image r esolution : You can adjust the scanning resolution to control the image quality. Colour m ode: Scanners typically offer options for colour, grayscale or black and white (binary\ scanning. Image e
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8.1Class A f ire ordinary combustibles Class A fires involve ordinary combustible materials such as wood, paper, cardboard and plastics. In a computer operation setting, these materials may include paper
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1.1Internet connectivity issues Restart the modem and router. Check network cables for loose connections. Run the Windows network trouble shooter
1.2Hardware failure (e.g. hard drive failure Back up the data immediately if you suspect hardware failure. Use diagnostic tools to check the health of the hard drive or other hardware components.
1.3Peripheral issues (e.g. printer not printing Check connections and cables for proper attachment. Update drivers for the peripheral device. Clear print queues or other peripheral related issues. Consult the device's user manual or manufacturer's website for
9.2Identify the p roblem: Understand the issue you a re facing. Is it a hardware or software problem? What exactly is happening and when does it occur? Reproduce the p roblem : If possible, try to reproduce the problem. This can
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1.1Use a protective case For chrome books, netbooks, Ultrabook, tablets and laptops, consider using protective cases or sleeves to shield the device from physical damage. Screen p rotectors: Apply a screen protector to protect the
1.2Regular u pdates: Keep the device's operating system, drivers, and software up to date. Updates often include bug fixes, security patches and performance enhancements. Uninstall unnecessary software Remove unused or redundant
10.2Component isolation Trial and error Divide and conquer Ask for expert advice Use diagnostic tools (4\
10.3Compatibility c hecks Before implementing any repl acement modules or software, it i s crucial to check their compatibility with the existing system. This includes hardware specifications, operating system and other software
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11.1Backup data. Prepare the workspace. Adhere to anti static precautions. Power off the computer and disconnect from power sources. Label and disconnect cables. Remove existing hard drive. Professional c