COMPUTER SYSTEM CONFIGURATION.

STEPS:
1. SWITCH ON COMPUTER SYSTEM AND SELECT THIS PC OR MY
COMPUTER.
2. CLICK RIGHT BUTTON AND SELECT PROPERTIES.
3. IN PROPERTIES WE CAN SEE CONFIGURATION OF A COMPUTER
SYSTEM.
CONFIGURATION OF MOBILE PHONE
STEPS :
1. OPEN MOBILE PHONE SITTINGS
2. CLICK ON SYSTEM MANAGEMENT OR DIRECTLY ABOUT PHONE
3 WE CAN SEE THE CONFIGURATION OF MOBILE PHONE.
  patch cable

A patch
cable, patch
cord or patch
lead is
an electrical or opti
cal cable used to
connect ("patch
in") one electronic
or optical device to
another for signal
routing. Devices of different types (e.g., a switch
connected to a computer, or a switch to a router) are
connected with patch cords.
 RJ 45 JACK
Registered jack-45 (RJ45) is an eight-wire connector used to connect computers
on local area networks. They were initially used as a telephone-only standard,
but have since been applied to high-speed modems and other computer
networks.

The RJ-45 is often confused with the 8P8C standard which looks almost identical
but has particular properties regarding signal loss as the cabling is always made
up of twisted pairs, a noise cancelling technology. The most common confusion
is where RJ-45 is thought to be the same as an Ethernet connector, which is
actually an RJ45S (or 8P8C) connection. RJ-45 is a telephony specification and
although the connectors are almost identical to 8P8C, they have different signal
conduction characteristics.

SOCKETS

Sockets allow communication between two different processes on the same or different
machines. To be more precise, it's a way to talk to other computers using standard Unix file
descriptors. In Unix, every I/O action is done by writing or reading a file descriptor. A file
descriptor is just an integer associated with an open file and it can be a network connection,
a text file, a terminal, or something else.

Wireless routers

Wireless routers are commonly found in homes -- they're the hardware

devices that Internet service providers use to connect you to their cable or
xDSL Internet network. A wireless router, also called a Wi-Fi router,
combines the networking functions of a wireless access point and a router.

Wi-Fi has become synonymous with wireless connectivity. A Wi-Fi hotspot is a

location where you can use your Wi-Fi compatible devices to connect to the Internet.
But despite endless speculation, the term itself is meaningless. It's not an
abbreviation or a standard.

. SWITCH
a switch is an electrical component that can disconnect or connect the conducting path in
an electrical circuit, interrupting the electric current or diverting it from one conductor to another.[1]
[2]
 The most common type of switch is an electromechanical device consisting of one or more sets
of movable electrical contacts connected to external circuits. When a pair of contacts is touching
current can pass between them, while when the contacts are separated no current can flow.

CREATING THE HOTSPOT FROM A MOBILE PHONE.

 Step 1: Open your phone's Settings app.
Step 2: Next, tap Network & Internet.
Step 3: From the given options select Hotspot & tethering.
Step 4: On the next page you need to turn on Wi-Fi hotspot.

Connect another device to your phone's hotspot

1. On the other device, open that device's list of Wi-Fi options.
2. Pick your phone's hotspot name.
3. Enter your phone's hotspot password.
4. Click Connect.

How to book e-tickets on IRCTC: Step-

by-step 

 Log in to your IRCTC account through your registered user ID, password

 The ‘Book your ticket’ page appears

 Enter your origin and destination stations under the From-To option, date
of journey and preferred class for travel

 In case you don’t have a fixed date for the journey, choose ‘Flexible with
Date’ as an option

 Divyaang passengers can select ‘Divyaang’ as an option to avail

corresponding facilities
 To find the list of trains, go to the ‘Find trains’ option

 The next page displays a list of trains available on the selected route

 For the route and timings, you can click on the train name

 To select one train from the list, click on the type of class available on the
train

 To get the availability and fare, click on the ‘Check availability and fare’ tab.
The fare displayed will be for one passenger

 To book the ticket on the selected train, click on ‘Book now’

 This will lead to the passenger reservation page. Check the train name,
station names, class and date of journey displayed on the left side of the
page

 Enter the names of passengers, age, gender, berth preference and food
preference for each passenger. The maximum length of the name should
be restricted to 16 characters. If the passenger is a senior citizen (above 60
years of age for male passengers and 58 years of age for female
passengers), a senior citizen concession is available (40% of the base fare
for men and 50% of the base fare for women) which can be availed by
clicking on the relevant box. Senior citizens are required to carry an original
proof of age during the journey

 To select a different boarding station, click on ‘Change Boarding Station’

 After providing the correct details, click on ‘Continue Booking’. To make

any changes, users can click on ‘Replan Booking’.

 The ticket details, total fare and availability of berths is displayed. After
checking all details click on ‘Continue Booking’ for the payment process

 Users can pay using credit cards, net banking, payment wallets and multiple
payment services etc

 Select the preferred payment option and proceed to the ‘Make Payment’
option
  After successful payment and booking, the ticket confirmation page is
displayed

 Virtual reservation message (VRM) in the form of an SMS will be received

on your registered mobile number

 Booking confirmation mail will be received on your registered email ID

 To print the Electronic Reservation Slip (ERS) using the Print Ticket option

 For booking the return journey, users can click on ‘Book Return/Onward
Ticket’, to book another ticket use the ‘Book Another Ticket’ option

 The ERS can be viewed under My Account > My Transactions > Booking
History

Step-by-Step Guide: How to

Upload a Video to YouTube
1. Log in to your YouTube account.
2. Click on the video icon at the top right hand side of the window, which can be found
next to your user icon, messages, apps, and notifications.
3. Click ‘Upload Video.’
4. Then, press ‘select files to upload’ to find the video file saved on your computer. Or,
you can drag and drop it into the window.
5. An optional step is to choose the privacy settings on your video (but more on that
below). If you choose to stop after this, you will technically have achieved what this
article is all about. Namely, you video will now be on YouTube. That said, it will be
lacking a proper description and tags, which are crucial if you want your content to be
found by the community of viewers. Also, if you don’t change the name of your
video, it will automatically be rocking the same file name as when you uploaded it
from your computer. To avoid that (and to properly finalize the process), you’ll need
to fill out the following sections:
6. Add an SEO friendly title so that it’s more easily discoverable via search engines.
7. Add a description of the video so people know what your content is about before
watching it.
8. Add tags, which act as tools to help the discovery of your video.