hardware??
Q. how do u add hardware without using the windows xp pro disk?? please answer my question!! i asked like 2 times already and still no answerr!! USB drivers for muvo mp3 player!!
Asked by Fernando R - Fri Apr 25 15:17:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1. Plug in the hardware. 2. Install the drivers that came with the hardware. If you do not have a disk with the drivers, you can usually download them from the manufacturer's site.
Answered by inclusive_disjunction - Fri Apr 25 15:20:29 2008

What hardware stores sell glass you can have them custom cut for you?
Q. I have a glass aquarium and want to get a custom cut piece of glass so I could add a short divider in it. Where can I go for this service? Does Lowes? Home depot? I know I could call but wanted to see if anyone here has ever got glass cut for them at a hardware store so I can have personal suggestions. Thanks!
Asked by mortician - Mon Oct 20 17:39:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I would try going to your local frame shop or craft store with a framing department. They can usually cut a piece of glass for you for a pretty good price.
Answered by Kaeleigh M - Mon Oct 20 17:53:50 2008

How to remove paint from hardware without dissembling the hardware?
Q. I got some paint on the window crank and it's too complicated for me to remove from the window. Is there anyway to remove the paint from the hardware while leaving it in place where it is?
Asked by Big Stee - Tue Mar 30 10:48:15 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

How a hardware device discovers the MAC address of another in the event that it is unknown?
Q. As data packets are moved from one network hardware device to another over a network, hardware address (MAC adresses) come into play? So how a hardware device disovers the MAC addrss of another in the event that it is unknown.
Asked by Cao Hoang Nam - Thu Dec 6 10:54:41 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Data packets are split into 8 parts. the first part is called the Header. This part contains the MAC address of the sending unit as well as other information. It is an automatic process.
Answered by Roy T - Thu Dec 6 10:58:54 2007

What software and hardware would a company need to assist them in running their business on the internet?
Q. Google isn't helping so i have to come to yahoo answers :). What software and hardware would the company need to assist them in running their business on the internet, and using tools such as video conferencing and email.
Asked by Denz - Tue Jun 22 05:09:37 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Some more info about the kind of business, the size of the business and whether this is an offline business coming online or strictly an online business, would help. 1. The very first thing one needs is the right keywords which means knowing how to research keywords and competition. I highly recommend Market Samurai. Having used most of the research tools out there, I think it is by far the best. A bit of a learning curve but it comes with some great training. 2. For most businesses, Wordpress is the most useful way to do a website. This is because it's easy to optimize for the search engines, there are lots of plugins to add functionality and it's easy for anyone designated by your organization, to update (even you :-) ) 3. You should… [cont.]
Answered by Susan F - Wed Jun 23 15:46:11 2010

What kind of hardware would best suit this kitchen?
Q. Ok, Im remodeling my kitchen and am planning on doing a sage green for the walls with cream white trim and soft yellow accents. Neutral light colored tile. The cabinets are currently white and will probly be painted to match trim. Hardware for cabinets?
Asked by Kalamity_K:) - Wed Sep 16 20:49:38 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I would opt for a plain, simple knob in brushed nickel or a dull silver finish. I wouldn't go fancy or trendy, for the hardware may be outdated at some point. You want the focus to be on the wall and accent colors and the fresh creamy cabinets. One's eye should not go first to the hardware unless it's a ultra modern kitchen with extra tall cabinets that could carry a big handle of some sort. Stick with simple and classic.
Answered by Joyce A - Wed Sep 16 21:37:07 2009

What are my hardware options with pro tools m powered?
Q. I am planning to buy pro tools m-powered and am not really interested in the m-box interface. What I want to do is get a mixer with firewire and just plug it in directly to my macbook pro. Do I have to get the m-box or can I just use the instrument inpts and xlr plugs on the mixer? Basically, what are some other compatible mixers or core hardware for m-powered?
Asked by brazo - Wed Feb 4 13:33:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. You are getting the Pro Tools LE and Pro Tools M-powered confused. Pro Tools LE comes with any of the M-box interfaces. Whereas Pro Tools M-powered is a separate software that you can purchase in order to run Pro Tools with M-Audio audio interfaces such as these: You are on the right track though. You can only use Pro Tools with Pro Tools hardware (HD and LE). The only exception is the recent introduction of Pro Tool M-powered where you can use PT with M-audio audio interfaces. The LE and M-powered softwares are in general the same (both LITE version of PT HD). Hope this helps.
Answered by Appleguy - Fri Feb 6 14:32:07 2009

what kind of hardware would my WOW server need to have to support 1000 users online at the same time?
Q. I'd like to make my own server for running WOW and have lots of people on it. But I don't know what kind of hardware I would need to run it. I have enough bandwidth but i don't know about RAM, Processor power, or Harddrive space I would need. Any ideas?
Asked by huntster - Mon Apr 19 16:32:12 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Good hardware, really good.
Answered by jasonicus - Mon Apr 19 16:35:19 2010

What is the best hardware for high quality video capture?
Q. I have a short film that has transferred from a Panasonic DV format to High Grade VHS. I want to be able to transfer this to my PC in order to edit it at the highest quality available (VHS I guess). Anyone got any tips on what hardware to use?
Asked by broadcastsfromspace - Thu Jun 15 10:46:55 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you transferred your footage from the DV tape, to a VHS, and then back to your PC, from what others have told me, you run the risk of losing some quality in your footage. Like the person before me told you, your best bet is to get a Mac. Then again, I've done some work on a PC and a PC has produced the same quality as a Mac. It's whatever you're comfortable working with, but many people will tell you to go with the Mac.
Answered by Nic - Fri Jun 16 00:28:58 2006

What are four hardware components controlled by the operating system?
Q. What are four hardware components controlled by the operating system Would they be Memory, Hard Disk ( Physical Disk), Hard Disk ( Logical Disk) and Processor? Or are those not really classified as Hardware? Since you have hardware twice would logical and physical be correct?
Asked by Chris C - Sun Mar 15 22:31:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. hardware controlled be the OS would be any output and storage device so the monitor, the speaker, RAM and the HD are 4
Answered by darth6655 - Sun Mar 15 22:35:56 2009

Does anyone know where I can buy the hardware to install two shower doors?
Q. I have acquired two chrome accent shower doors and I want to install them where my gold ones are now. I only have the doors so I need to replace the track and hardware too, but I can't seem to find a place where I can buy just the hardware. Does anyone know of a place that would sell it? Thanks!
Asked by Maria W - Sat May 31 17:35:41 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I would check with the manufacturer. Web site, Phone book
Answered by David N - Sat May 31 17:59:40 2008

What is the most important hardware component in making your PC run fast ?
Q. I am trying to build a PC and need a few tips, I need it for work and would really like a fast, smooth running computer. What is the most important hardware for this that I must have ?
Asked by GeorgieGal25 - Sun Mar 28 15:38:24 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. RAM or random access memory allows your computer to run multiple programs at once...this piece of hardware can be easily bought at a cheap price these days and your best bet would be to get a nice pair of 2 Gigabyte DDR3 sticks. a good CPU with enough cache memory will allow your computer to temporarily "memorize" different programs you have opened since your last restart and will open them faster in the future until you restart your machine again. other than that...with a good chipset and motherboard you should be fine
Answered by Drizzt03373 - Sun Mar 28 15:43:14 2010

What ever happened to the hardware store called Budget Power?
Q. Budget Power was a Mpls/St Paul hardware store that had a black and white color scheme with a lightning bolt between the words Budget and Power. They are no longer in existence and just wondering what ever happened to that store?
Asked by demps10 - Tue Apr 1 16:27:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There still open. Went there last week to get some tiles.
Answered by BiaZodiac - Tue Apr 1 16:31:44 2008

How do you start learning about upgrading your computer hardware without the risk of screwing it up?
Q. I have always wanted to learn about upgrading graphic cards and other stuff but i am always afraid that doing this will screw up my computer. I have lots of dare devil friends who spent lots of money on computer hardware but spoil the whole computer. One of my friend even had his computer exploded when he tries to upgrade his hardware manually.
Asked by chemistry weakling - Sat Dec 13 23:28:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You might try taking a class at a technical college. I'm taking a computer hardware class and when you do so, you don't have to worry about screwing up a computer, it becomes part of the learning process.
Answered by Cootie_Gurl - Sat Dec 13 23:40:13 2008

How to recieve hardware from computer manufacturers to review?
Q. I am a 15 year old who loves hardware. I dream about GTX 295's in quad sli and the ASUS rampage extreme x58 motherboard. I know a lot about hardware and I know how to review items professionally. How do I ask manufacturers for products? I will start now making video reviews of products I've paid for already 9800GT, Q6600, P5KC mobo etc.
Asked by Fkjadsl S - Mon Jan 26 15:52:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The best way to get started is with eVGA. On their forums, the best builders get sponsored, you should aim for that first. Considering you're 15, a lot of work is ahead of you. So as of now, make your build, if you don't get sponsored, try to make the best quality reviews you can. TJHarlow on youtube has wonderful reviews, and he doesn't receive anything for free. So it's obvious these are going to have to be amazing reviews. I hope you have a job, because you're going to have to buy a lot of parts to get started. Hope I helped, link me to some reviews when you get them out there.
Answered by smashedsmurf - Mon Jan 26 16:28:28 2009

How does the hardware of a computer understand binary code?
Q. I know this maybe hard to answer specifically and fully. Even a general and simple answer would be great here. I'm not sure how the hardware can be told what to do all through 1s and 0s. How can they know 1 is on and 0 is off? How does the binary code touch the hardware, through the operating system, and tell a component what to do?
Asked by unknown - Fri Dec 4 18:05:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. At the most basic level computer hardware doesn't understand anything. Zeroes and ones are represented by a voltage, or a lack of one. Elementary circuits, called gates, composed of a few transistors each, perform conditional tasks based on whether one or two inputs are on or off. (if the input is this, output zero, otherwise output one, and so on). Gates are combined to form more sophisticated structures, which in turn are combined to form memory banks and the basic components of the cpu. The CPU itself simply (so to speak) inputs one or more instruction streams, performing tasks conditionally on the basis of what it reads. What does it understand? Nothing. It's all perfectly mechanical. The real question isn't really, how… [cont.]
Answered by ioerr - Fri Dec 4 18:19:00 2009

What hardware / software would one require for modern day editing in filmmaking?
Q. I was just wondering, since I am interested in a career in filmmaking, I wanted to know a simple outline of post-production and what tools and software along with hardware is needed to edit films. I already know about dual screens, Avid - but I keep doubting whether that is all that is required... Thank you for your answer in advance! All answers welcome :)
Asked by average_joe_young - Sat Jan 24 13:30:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The truth is that "post-production" is occurring almost from the beginning, before any film (or video) ever is rolled through a camera. The process begins with a decision to make a project and deciding why the project is being made. Most movies are made as "for profit" investment enterprises. Most short films are made as "calling cards" for aspiring Directors to impress the professional industry. Documentaries are made to make a point and hopefully, somehow, recoup the expense that it takes to make it. So, with those questions in mind, a Producer must look ahead and decide what the best format will be to distribute and exhibit the final product with. Film? Video? Theatrical? Television? What outlets (Discovery Channel? HBO? … [cont.]
Answered by bjdzyak - Sun Jan 25 14:43:33 2009

What hardware do you need to render movies?
Q. What is the most important hardware needed in the computer to speed up video rendering? I can't imagine its a video card, must be a CPU right? What about RAM and your OS, do those matter?
Asked by . . . . . . - Sat Jun 19 17:00:38 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. CPU is the most important yes. For video rendering, more cores do help so dual or quad core is preferable. As for RAM it should be as fast as possible but the amount isn't that important (you should have at least 2GB these days). OS isn't important.
Answered by Mr S - Sat Jun 19 17:05:10 2010

What color cabinet hardware would look good with these cabinet colors?
Q. We are painting our upper kitchen cabinets a cream color and our lower cabinets black. All of our hardware on doors and drawers are 3" pulls. We got a great deal on flat black hinges, so we bought enough for the whole kitchen. With the hinges unifying the cabinets, could we get away with using cream colored pulls on the black cabinets and black pulls on the cream colored cabinets? If you think we should use the same color hardware on both sets of cabinets, what color could we use that goes with cream and black paint and black hinges? Thanks for your help! I should have said too that we are going for a traditional look rather than a contemporary one. How would aged bronze pulls look with these colors?
Asked by SuzieQ92 - Wed Feb 21 13:31:12 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The hinges and the pulls should match, otherwise you get a very choppy look, like you ran out of one and had to buy the other. Use black pulls. If you can, when you paint the cabinets try an aging technique that will allow the low points of the cabinet, moldings etc to have darker glaze so you haven't got a huge high contrast switch from the top to the bottom cabinets. High contrast is a sign of contemporary design so using a wipe off black glaze on the upper cabinets will allow you to have the traditional look you want.
Answered by justagrandma - Wed Feb 21 14:26:23 2007

What's the difference between software and hardware?
Q. I'm pretty sure it's anything real and you have to install is hardware and software is just downloaded programs? Just checking.
Asked by God - Tue Aug 19 20:48:27 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Software are Programs. Hardware is the external like mouse, keyboard.
Answered by ilikemath2002 - Tue Aug 19 20:50:19 2008