Linux, Windows, Security, Programming, Network Tutorials
Windows Operating systems starting from Windows XP provides System Information Panel. System Information Panel provides detailed information about the computer hardware, software and operating system. Open System Information Panel From
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Computer CPU is most important part of a system. A computer or a server may have also multiple CPU’s. CPU’s are main temperature creators which warms the case. CPU consist
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Operating systems are mainly runs processes and applications to share resources of the system. These resources may CPU, RAM, Network Connection etc. Mutual Exclusion Object a.k.a. Mutex is a program
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dmesg is used to print and control kernel ring buffer. This explanation may be confusing for the most of the readers. Here simplified explanation. dmesg provides logs for troubleshoot, diagnose
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Hardware manufacturers produces a lot of hardware. Some of these manufacturers like Dell, Hp, Huawei, Toshiba etc. sell these products to the corporations. So we can call these products as
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In the old times there was floppy diskette to transfer files, images, games even operating systems like Windows 3.1 . CDROM technologies arrived and an age is closed and new
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Wmic is a set of tools used to get and set operating system related configuration and information. In this tutorial we will look how to get information about CPU. Help
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Trusted Platform Module or TPM is an international standard for a secure cryptoprocessor. This standard is developed by Trusted Computing Group and standardized by International Organizational Standardization (ISO) and International
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The first Personal Computer or PC is designed in 1980’s by IBM. This computer has different components and design from previously designed computers. This design is cloned by a lot
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In computing RAM or Random Access Memory is very important. RAM technology is evolving in years. At the end of 90’s we were using 128 MB RAM. Yes 128 MB
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