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how computer work

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please explain in detail how computer work.in term of computer processing cycle.for example when we start compuer how comper parts(ram,processor,hard disk,busses,etc )perform task or work.and how windows work.
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I asked google "How does a computer work?" and here's one of it's first answers...

http://www.ieee-virtual-museum.org/c...=2345795&lid=1
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please explain in detail how computer work.in term of computer processing cycle.for example when we start compuer how comper parts(ram,processor,hard disk,busses,etc )perform task or work.and how windows work.
This is a joke, right? Go do your own homework!
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i think so..joke??
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that is too funny. Did you really just think people would explain everything, lol. I will be first to admit i can't remember ever detail of everything, so i've been working on memory managment. Listen if your a techie you have a new god, he calls himself <b>Google.</b> and hes damn proud.
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I'm an apostate!
My god is O'Reilly and his prophet is Amazon
Though I must admit I sometimes sin and worship the others whom Amazon also preaches.
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Joke?

OK.

- There are little tiny men inside the computer who pick up the numbers and carry them around.

- Some of those tiny men know how to do 1-bit math.

- When the little men get hungry, they go to the power supply to eat.

- How does Windows work? In my opinion, it doesn't. It just messes everything up.

- If your hard disk crashes, all the little men fall down and get hurt.

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Joke?

OK.

- There are little tiny men inside the computer who pick up the numbers and carry them around.

- Some of those tiny men know how to do 1-bit math.

- When the little men get hungry, they go to the power supply to eat.

- How does Windows work? In my opinion, it doesn't. It just messes everything up.

- If your hard disk crashes, all the little men fall down and get hurt.

too cute, lol. lol heres how math applys, lol you know how memory applys it self in 32, 64, 128, 256 etc.. well its because memory carrys in powers of 2 sarting at 2 to the power of 2 all the way to 1024 and beyond!
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Actually, computers do not work. Work = force X distance. The computer neither applies force nor moves (unless you drop it, and it does some work on your toe).
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hehe, yes. The power's of two travel in 8 bits to a byte, in a bus. lol. Google up more on it if you really need help. Im not a computer science professional, but i got some of the basic's down. Lets count Base 2!
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