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Depending what help you require...is it hardware or software. Reputable software and hardware companies good online tech support.
When an organization relies on hardware to run the business and the hardware upgrades do not keep up with what the business needs are then hardware will wear out and stop working. When the hardware stops working when the business is very busy then the business closes until the hardware is repaired and working properly. The same applies to software, either the needs of the business continue to be met by the software used in the business are the business become harder and harder to keep running as normal. When the software and hardware used in a business can not support the business then the business risks going out of business
Computer hardware enhances the software working. If the your software can handle 3D rendering and your processor is not powerful enough to handle the calculations then it won't work properly.If you replace your processor with a better multi core processor then your software working will enhance.
hardware,are the physical devices which can be seen and touchable by hands software, are all programs and date which enable computer to working and to excute instruction
Yes. A working computer is composed of hardware which physically exists as opposed to software which is stored in the hardware and subject to change in normal usage. So a chip is hardware. A computer program is software.
Microsoft Windows
This is usually custom build software.
Install all updates required Install only licensed programs Don't install different versions of software Let IT know when hardware isn't working Don't download programs from internet sites you don't trust Be aware of suspicious emails Use online support resources
Hardware can most definitely work without software. Any piece of machinery is considered hardware. Take a bicycle for example. It requires no software whatsoever to function properly. Now if you're talking in "computer only" terms, there are also components inside your PC that do not require software to function. The power supply for example, is plugged into an outlet and sends power to the motherboard and drives etc. In it's most basic form it requires no programming to function. Now I'm sure there are some advanced power supplies with chips inside that are programmed to do certain things and make the hardware function better. That's what software is meant to do... Now as for software working without hardware... I don't think that is plausible. The only reason software exists is to direct or improve the function of hardware. In fact, software cannot just float in the air; it must be stored somewhere. Anything it could be stored on would have to be considered hardware. Hmmm, interesting...
Both Software and hardware courses are good but I personally suggest for software courses. After software course completion you can get a lot of opportunities and working environment for software industry is amazing. In terms of opportunity software courses are better than hardware courses.