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The Kernel is the core part of a computer, smartphone operating system. The kernel operates in the lowest layer according to the operating system architecture which is responsible for different tasks like memory management, device management, process management, etc. Without a kernel, the operating system, applications, the software couldn’t run. How Kernel Works? In order … Read more
An emulator is a computer or program or software or application that emulates or imitates another computer or program or software or application. As an example, a Windows application can be run by using an emulator on a Linux operating system. What Is an Emulator? The emulator will behave like another platform in order to … Read more
Computers are generally started with the power on/off buttons. But in some cases, we may need to boot or start the computer from remote by using different techniques. Wake On LAN is a method that can start the computer from the network. What Is Wake On LAN? Wake On Lan (WOL) is ea feature provided … Read more
Downloads Folder is used to store downloaded files automatically. Different browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Opera uses, and stores files downloaded by using them. What Is Downloads Folder? “Downloads Folder” is provided by the most of the operating systems like Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, Server, Linux, Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, … Read more
about:blank is used to set the browser page or tab as an empty page. It is very popularly used for different browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer. First it may seem it is an error but it is not an error to see the address bar with about:blank … Read more
VNC is the short form of the Virtual Network Computing protocol which is similar to the RDP. VNC provides a remote desktop connection to the remote systems via GUI interfaces. VNC Protocol History The VNC protocol is created in the Olivetti&Oracle Lab in 1999. Then in 2002, AT&T acquired the ORL. The team created the … Read more
GIF or Graphics Interchange Format is a popular image format that is used to store graphics and images in a file. Recently GIF became very popular on social media because of its ability to play some video in an easy way. GIF images are recently used to convert different video formats like mp3, Mkv, Avi … Read more
Computer Clipboard is a special short term storage mechanism that is generally used to copy and paste text, image, graphics, files, and folders. The clipboard is also named as Pasteboard . Clipboard contents are stored inside RAM without a name with a generic name descriptor. Only the latest copied file, image, text, folder is stored … Read more
A Computer Mouse is an input device used to control a cursor in a GUI (Graphical User Interface). The computer mouse can be used to select, click, drag and drop, de-select, right-click different types of GUI elements like a window, button, text area, link, etc. Computer Mouse Naming The original or academic name of the … Read more
Private browsing is a term used to describe browsing the internet without providing personal information. Private browsing is first created in 2005 but becoming popular takes some time. What Is Private Browsing? Private browsing became popular amongst internet users because of different reasons like hiding himself, protecting personal information, etc. In general, private browsing will … Read more