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To refresh or reset a program, webpage, or system, often to resolve issues or update content.

An error, flaw, or glitch in a computer program or software that causes it to malfunction or behave unexpectedly.

To carry out or perform a task, command, or program, often in the context of computer operations, where executing a program means running it.

To carry out or perform a task, command, or program, often in the context of computer operations, where executing a program means running it.

The main circuit board of a computer that connects and allows communication between various hardware components, such as the CPU, RAM, and storage devices.

A portable computer designed for use on the go, typically with a built-in screen, keyboard, and touchpad.

To prematurely terminate or stop a process, operation, or program before it is completed, often due to an error or user intervention.

Openings or connectors on a computer's motherboard where additional hardware components, such as graphics cards or network cards, can be installed to enhance its functionality.

The main circuit board of a computer that connects and allows communication between various hardware components, such as the CPU, RAM, and storage devices.

A portable computer designed for use on the go, typically with a built-in screen, keyboard, and touchpad.

A device that produces a physical copy of digital documents or images on paper or other media.

The primary component of a computer responsible for executing instructions and performing calculations; often referred to as the computer's "brain."

Openings or connectors on a computer's motherboard where additional hardware components, such as graphics cards or network cards, can be installed to enhance its functionality.

When a computer program or system suddenly stops working or becomes unresponsive due to a serious error or issue.

A limitation or rule that regulates or limits certain actions, behaviors, or access to something.

Referring to products, systems, or software that are owned and controlled by a particular company or individual and may have restrictions on their use, modification, or distribution.

When a computer program or system suddenly stops working or becomes unresponsive due to a serious error or issue

A set of keys used for inputting text and commands into a computer or other devices.

A set of keys used for inputting text and commands into a computer or other devices.

Referring to products, systems, or software that are owned and controlled by a particular company or individual and may have restrictions on their use, modification, or distribution.

A limitation or rule that regulates or limits certain actions, behaviors, or access to something.

A limitation or rule that regulates or limits certain actions, behaviors, or access to something.

To prematurely terminate or stop a process, operation, or program before it is completed, often due to an error or user intervention.

The primary component of a computer responsible for executing instructions and performing calculations; often referred to as the computer's "brain."

The primary component of a computer responsible for executing instructions and performing calculations; often referred to as the computer's "brain."

A set of keys used for inputting text and commands into a computer or other devices.

To prematurely terminate or stop a process, operation, or program before it is completed, often due to an error or user intervention.

The primary component of a computer responsible for executing instructions and performing calculations; often referred to as the computer's "brain."

A set of keys used for inputting text and commands into a computer or other devices.

A device that produces a physical copy of digital documents or images on paper or other media.

A device that produces a physical copy of digital documents or images on paper or other media.

A set of keys used for inputting text and commands into a computer or other devices.

To prematurely terminate or stop a process, operation, or program before it is completed, often due to an error or user intervention.

A device that produces a physical copy of digital documents or images on paper or other media.

A portable computer designed for use on the go, typically with a built-in screen, keyboard, and touchpad.

An error, flaw, or glitch in a computer program or software that causes it to malfunction or behave unexpectedly.

To store long-term data

To provide permanent storage for files

To temporarily store data that is being actively used by the CPU

To increase internet speed

To protect data by creating a secure connection over a public network

To block access to certain websites

Storing files and documents

Processing and executing instructions

Displaying images and videos

Desktop computer

Mainframe computer

Laptop computer

To provide power to the computer

To manage hardware components and facilitate communication between them

To display images on the screen

Motherboard

Monitor

Laser printer

Inkjet printer

Laser printer

Monitor

Keyboard

Mouse

Monitor

Laser printer

Inkjet printer

Dot matrix printer