What is DHCP & how it works?

DHCP stands for dynamic host configuration protocol it works with port no. 67,68. It is design for automatic give IP address to DHCP client, when DHCP client requests IP address the DHCP server capture It's MAC address and give IP address, IP address is on lease based, maximum lease duration is 999days and 23hour.
What is the Difference between Intel Core 2 duo & Dual Core & which one is better for processing?

Core 2 duo is the better processor and it is better for processing.It is the latest process with many new technology that can handle multiple programs without slowing down the system than dual core processor.
What is the window XP repair console command?

We can repair with XP CD... Repair option is R...

How would I describe the CPU (central processing unit) component of a computer system.

CPU is referred as the heart of the computer. It performs I/O & ALU operations.
Why do we call motherboard a motherboard?

motherboard is known as motherboard because it is the board which interconnect all other hardware components and give space and accomadation for all other components
What is the BIOS full form?

BIOS : Basic Input Output System. BIOS: BIOS is the main Control Panel for System. From this, we can disable or enable hardware and we can change booting sequence, etc.
How can i repair the hard disc, when the computer starts there is sound in the hard disc?

once you are getting a sound like creach creach while system is running then the read head inside the harddisc is having problem with the rotating platter. if it is seagate hardisc then you have five years warranty.consult ur dealer or shopkeeper to get a replacement. its FREE....
What about the Cache memory? and it usage?

Cache memory is a temporary memory.At the time of installation it will stores the required files to install. Cache memory is storing the recently(continuously) accessed ur programs. so if u are opening next time. u can access fastly.
What is BIOS battery?

What is the difference between fat32,ntfs?

Fat32- File Allocation Table- It supports limited capacity of partition. And have less security. NTFS- New Technology File System- It supports large capacity of partition. it has security, compression, encryption, disk quota.
If the system is not booting what can we do?

First we must go to bios and should check boot sequence,local hdd status Or we should check RAM.
What is the Reason that when we Start the System the Mouse Cursor is Displays At the Center of the Screen?

Mouse works on basis of co-ordinates i.e x-y axis and when the system is started, mouse starts with it's initializing position which is (0,0), center of the screen.
What is unit of speed of microprocessor? Explain it in details? What AMR and CNR on motherboard? What do you mean by F.S.B. as well as bus mastering? What are the Alt (Option) and Control (Ctrl) keys for? How many logical drives is it possible to fit onto a physical disk?

We can create multiple logical drive after 24 character is used u can assign that as a folder or mounting the drive.
What?s the difference between L1 and L2 cache?

L1 or level 1 is primary cache . is the fast memory on cpu. it is build in to the processes . it is very small 8kb to 64kb.and it is fast and run as the same speed as the processed. L2 or level 2 secondary cache is larger and slietly slower than L1 cache memory.it is usually 64kb to 2mb in size.
How does the browser know to go to a certain IP address when you enter a domain like google.com?

DNS - Domain name server It resolve ip address to name ex: www.google.com to 74.125.53.100 It resolve name to ip address ex: 74.125.53.100 to www.google.com google administrators already configured ip address (74.125.53.100) and domain name (www.google.com)(website name) on DNS. Then, Google.com is registered as worldwide. Therefore, it is unique. When we type the google.com and it will resolve its own ip address. by using ARP & RARP protocol

What difference between original & chip set motherboard ?

The "heart" of your PC -- it handles system resources (IRQ lines, DMA channels, I/O locations), as well as core components like the CPU, and all system memory. It accepts expansion devices such as sound and network cards, and modems. The main printed circuit board in a computer that carries the system buses. It is equipped with sockets to which all processors, memory modules, plug-in cards, daughterboards, or peripheral devices are connected. The printed circuit board that is the foundation of the computer. This board contains a computer's CPU, RAM chips and expansion slots. The motherboard is where all of the computer's compenents meet. The motherboard is easily compared to the human body's nervous system. The wires (nerves) on it transfer data between all of the other components. Having a high-quality motherboard (not described in retail computers) is essential to a reliable computer. All electrical components plug into the motherboard. The main circuit board inside a computer, which contains the central processing unit, the bus, memory sockets, expansion slots, and other components. Additional boards, called daughter boards, can be plugged into the motherboard. Motherboard - a large cicuit board which connects the processor, expansion cards, memory, and any other devices to one-another and to the power source. the principal printed circuit board assembly in a computer; includes core logic (chipset), interface sockets and/or slots, and input/output (I/O) ports. The main circuit board, containing the CPU. All of the other functions and peripherals are connected in some way to the motherboard.Motherboard holds a central processing unit (CPU), read-only memory (ROM) and random-access-memory (RAM), main memory and other parts, and has slots for expansion cards. The largest printed circuit board in your computer. It generally houses the CPU chip, the controller circuitry, the bus, and sockets for additional boards, which are called daughterboards. The motherboard, also sometimes referred to as the mainboard, is a collection of devices (together on one large circuit board) that control the flow of data and operating electricity for all the primary components in a PC - for example, the CPU, memory, graphics adapter and sound card. Most people identify what motherboard they have by the two main processing chips in the boards - called the Northbridge and the Southbridge. The Northbridge handles all the data flows to and from the main memory, plus all the CPU transactions. The Southbridge handles the data for most of the ports (PCI, ISA, IDE). The main board in the computer also called the system board. The CPU, ROM chips, SIMMs, DIMMs, RIMMs and interface cards are plugged into the motherboard. The main circuit board of a computer. A motherboard usually includes the CPU, core logic (the chipset), I/O ports, BIOS ROM chips, memory, expansion slots, and all the controllers for things like the hard drive, DVD drive, the monitor, keyboard, and mouse. Basically, the motherboard is what makes everything in your computer work together.. Also known as a mainboard. Each motherboard has a collection of chips and controllers that is known as the "chipset". When new motherboards are developed, they often use new chipsets. The good news is that these boards are typically more efficient and faster than their predcessor. The main circuit board of a computer, which houses all the vital components usually including the microprocessor, internal memory, and device controllers such as for the disk drives. It also has expansion slots into which expansion boards for other functions can be added.The printed circuit board in a computer that contains the CPU, Chipset, expansion slots, memory and device controllers. Sometimes called the System Board, Main Board, Planar Board or Logic Board. The main printed circuit board in an electronic device, particularly a computer, which may contain sockets that accept additional boards ("daughterboards"). In a personal computer, the motherboard contains the bus, the

microprocessor, and integrated circuits used for controlling any built-in peripherals such as the keyboard, text and graphics display, serial ports and parallel ports, joystick, and mouse interfaces. The assembly in a computer into which printed circuit cards, modules, or boards are connected. In a microcomputer, this is the main circuit board. A printed circuit assembly into which circuit boards are plugged. The motherboard provides an organized means to transmit data and control information/power between the components and devices controlled by the circuit boards. A pc board on which connectors are mounted and interconnections are made with another pc board (daughterboard). A board-to-board application with the motherboard usually being the larger and containing other electronic subassemblies. the main circuit board on which can be found the CPU, RAM, BIOS, bus expansion slots and other control circuitry. A motherboard, also known as main board, logic board or system board, is the central or primary circuit board making up a complex electronic system, such as a computer.
What is TCP/IP?