Hardware Components

Hardware Components

Nowadays, PCs have started to come up with USB 3.0 port. 2.0 ports were the most popular few days ago. What are the major differences between USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports? What are the data transfer rate in both the ports? What are the major changes made in the 3.0 from that of 2.0 port?

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I have a old hard dive and I have some data in it. I want to copy the data in the hard dive to the hard drive on my desktop but the old one always disconnects itself. A cracking sound is produced and the copying process also interrupts. How can I fix this?

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I have issues getting open NAT for both my Xbox one and the PS4. My settings are Modem>Router1 (Router2/Router3-Bridged)>Device. I have done restarts after applying settings but it still doesn’t work. I do not think it is a problem with the LAN since my addresses are okay. Help me get my device working correctly. Thanks

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I have a tablet and it has a 3500 MAh battery. If I fully charge the battery then Battery Doctor says that it will last for 12 hours. In real, it lasts for only 5 hours in maximum if I use it at normal level. Is it normal? Why is the battery draining too fast as far as I know?

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My DVD player on the PC is making a lot of noise. I really don't know that is the cause behind this. Whenever I insert a DVD inside it, it makes noise like a nail is being scratched on a wall. It makes a very shrill noise. How can I fix this problem? I have HP dvd1265 player.

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A lot of sound systems are available these days. Which is the best sound sound system for home? I will be using the sound system for playing games, listening to music and watching videos. Should I choose the 5.1 surround or the 7.1 surround? What are the major differences between these surrounds?

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I have an old pc with a dated motherboard which does not permit any major updates. I heard that such systems can be easily used as servers to host shared files. I am currently looking into doing that for work purposes. If I succeed in doing it, I want to restrict the access to certain files. How can I do that?

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I bought 3 SSDs, 2 of which are 850 evo and the other 840 evo 256GB. Each individual drive has half a GB in speeds. I am using a Raid controller but it can not allow me to raid them. I am now looking for a new Raid controller that is on new egg but I still do not know if it is worth it. Will I get 1.5 GBs out of it when in raid 0? Since I have only the PCI 2.0 4x slot to use with the 970 and a x16 slot, should I go ahead to get the new controller?

 

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Last night, I found my old 80GB hard drive which I had formatted and disposed few years back after I bought the new PC. There are lots of information on the hard drive which were useless during those days but I desperately need them now. How can I recover all of my data from a old hard drive? If imaging is the best idea, help me out to image it perfectly.

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How does Binary language works? I mean, how does a system understand only 0s and 1s and produce meaning information. How are the user given input converted and is understood by the system? Is there anyone who can understand Binary language? Will computers understand English language in the near future? What things can be done to make it possible?

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