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Sometimes abbreviated as model or model no., a model number is a unique number given to each product made by computer hardware manufacturers. Model numbers allow manufacturers to keep track of each hardware device and identify or replace the proper part when needed. Where do I find the model number? Model numbers are found on the bottom, back, or side of a product. In the case of some mobile phones and other mobile devices, the model number may be in the battery compartment....

A paddle may refer to any of the following: A paddle is an input device that provides left-and-right controls using a small wheel held in the fingers of one hand. The picture shows an example of a game paddle used with the Atari 2600. The term paddle describes various handheld devices that control a function on a computer or electronic device. Accessory, Gamepad, Game terms, Hardware terms, Input device, Joystick, Yoke

The printable area of a document is the portion where a printing device can write. On most printers, this includes all space except the extreme edges of the document. Printable area depends on your printer. When laying out your document in an application for printing, always perform a Print Preview to ensure that everything you need displays in the printable area. Print area, Printer, Printer terms Related information How to print a document, picture, or another file....

A programmable function key is a single computer keyboard key capable of being programmed to perform a specific task. For example, a key on the keyboard may be programmed to open your e-mail client. Programmable keys are found on keyboards with additional keys or buttons not commonly found on most keyboards. These specialty keyboards require extra software that enables these keys to be programmed. The picture of the Logitech G19 gaming keyboard shows a collection of programmable function keys, labeled G1 through G12, on the left-side of the keyboard....

A programmer may refer to any of the following: Alternatively called a coder or software developer, a programmer is an individual who writes code or creates software for a living. Many programmers who program for a profession have a college degree in computer science. While each job differs, most programmers are responsible for creating the software program or parts of a program, debugging problems, or adding onto a program. Who was the first computer programmer?...

Sans-serif is a font that does not contain a serif. Examples of sans serif fonts are Arial, Century Gothic, Helvetica, Impact, Tahoma, Trebuchet MS, and Verdana. Studies have shown that users find fonts with serifs easier to read in print, whereas sans serif is better on the web. The image is a visual example of a Serif and sans serif font. Typography terms Related information How to install fonts on my computer....

AF may refer to any of the following: Short for Autofocus, AF is an a sensor, a control system, and a motor that focuses automatically or on a manually selected point or area. The AF speed is highly dependent on the maximum aperture offered by the lens. F-stops of around f/2 to f/2.8 are usually considered optimal in terms of accuracy and focusing speed. Faster lenses than this (e.g.: f/1.4 or f/1....

Sometimes abbreviated as cert, a certified person was judged by a suitable authority to meet the qualifications and standards of a specific profession. CBT, CERT, Certification terms, Computer abbreviations, ICCP, Training Related information How to become a computer technician. What jobs are available in the computer industry?

Difficulty Moderate Steps 8 Time Required 1 hour Sections 1 Heating Element and Belt 8 steps Flags 5 Action Shots Be an action hero! This guide needs images that better demonstrate how to perform specific actions. In Progress This guide is a work in progress. Reload periodically to see the latest changes! Markup Mishap This guide needs better markups. Help out by correcting or making some markup annotations. Needs More Images A few more images would make this guide’s procedures crystal clear....

Difficulty Moderate Steps 9 Time Required 20 - 30 minutes Sections 2 Bottom Cover 5 steps Circuit Board 4 steps Flags Scenic Route This guide’s procedure isn’t the most efficient way to get the job done, but still may be useful in some circumstances. Missing Details Some of this guide’s details are missing. Help users by adding tools, difficulty, or time. BackThe Claw Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites...

Difficulty Easy Steps 5 Time Required 10 - 15 minutes Sections 1 Speakers 5 steps Flags 0 BackDynabook (Toshiba) Laptop Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction What you need Step 1 Speakers Using a Y1 screw driver head remove all ten .9mm screws from the back cover Set the screws aside in preparation for reassembly Using a Y1 screw driver head remove all ten ....

Difficulty Easy Steps 7 Time Required 2 minutes Sections 2 Bottom Plate 3 steps RAM 4 steps Flags 1 Step Trimmer This guide has unnecessary steps. Trim them to be more concise! BackToshiba Mini NB505-N500BL Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction What you need Step 1 Bottom Plate Locate the two 1.2mm philips #000 screws holding the bottom plate onto the laptop....

Difficulty Easy Steps 19 Time Required 10 - 15 minutes Sections 4 Battery 2 steps Keyboard 6 steps Front Panel 9 steps Disk Drive 2 steps Flags 1 Needs Better Images Better photos will improve this guide. Help out by taking, editing, or uploading new ones! BackToshiba Satellite E105-S1602 Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes...

Difficulty Easy Steps 7 Time Required 4 minutes Sections 3 Battery 3 steps Back Panel Removal 2 steps RAM 2 steps Flags 0 BackToshiba Satellite L675D-S7016 Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction What you need Step 1 Battery Power down the computer and unplug the power adapter. Power down the computer and unplug the power adapter....

Difficulty Easy Steps 8 Time Required 10 - 20 minutes Sections 2 Battery Replacement 6 steps RAM Replacement 2 steps Flags 0 BackToshiba Satellite Radius P55W-B5112 Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction What you need Step 1 Battery Replacement Unplug your laptop from any source of power. Lay your laptop on a soft, clean surface as shown....

Difficulty Easy Steps 3 Time Required 10 minutes Sections 1 RAM 3 steps Flags Featured Student Guide This guide has been the hard work of our awesome students and is found to be exceptionally cool by the iFixit staff. BackToshiba TECRA R840 Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction This laptop has a comparatively easy procedure to replace RAM....

To remove or to set the “tray lock” mode, unplug the power cord and try turning the player on. Wait for the power button to turn off. Press play and the back button, and then reconnect the power cord. The player should turn on. Wait with the two buttons pressed for the device to completely start up. And there you go.

Difficulty Very easy Steps 1 Time Required 3 minutes Sections Propellers 1 step Flags Better Introduction Improve this guide by completing or revising its introduction. BackUDI U818A Full Screen Options History Save to Favorites Download PDF Edit Translate Get Shareable Link Embed This Guide Notify Me of Changes Stop Notifications Introduction What you need Step 1 Propellers Remove the 5 mm screws connecting each propeller to the rotating post using a Phillips #000 screwdriver....

Alternatively called a floppy-net, shoenet, tennisNet, and walknet. The term sneakernet describes transferring data through physical means, such as copying files to a disc, disk, flash drive, or drive and physically walking them to another computer. Example of using a sneakernet A computer is having a hard time installing a network card because of missing drivers. Because the computer cannot to the Internet, it cannot download the drivers. However, you could use another computer to download the drivers, copy those drivers to a USB thumb drive, and sneakernet them to the computer having the problem....

Bluetooth is a computing and telecommunications industry specification that describes how devices can communicate with each other. Bluetooth devices include computers, keyboards and mice, personal digital assistants, and smartphones. Bluetooth is an RF technology operating at 2.4 GHz and has an effective range of 32 feet (10 meters), varying by power class, a transfer rate of 1 Mbps, and a throughput of 721 Kbps. How is Bluetooth used? An example of how Bluetooth could be used is connecting a smartphone to a computer without wires or special connectors....