The Tech Storror

 If you want to use multiple operating systems on a computer or use different versions of the same operating system, there are two methods open to you. The first is to use a dual boot system; And the second is to use virtual machines. Both methods are quite suitable for this job but there are many differences between them. Can't decide which of the two methods is right for you? Then today's post is for you. In today's post I will put some questions for you and if you can answer this question correctly then you can decide for yourself which method is suitable for you. Note that today's post will not discuss what dual boots and virtual machines are or who they are; Today I will try to say in simple language which of these two methods is suitable for your own use. So let's face the question. Have an advanced idea about PC? If you are an advanced user of PC then you can use dual boot setup. This is because it requires a lot of advanced skills to set up dual boot and del...

Currently USB Type-C is slowly joining a new trend. Its use is growing in mid-range to high-end electronics devices. And there is nothing new to say about it, maybe you already have it on your phone or new laptop or you are already using it. But the fact is that many people are already using this new standard USB Type-C (USB Type-C) but you may not know much about it. Honestly, I didn't even know the details until I did the research to write this article. For example: What is the difference between USB-C and USB 3.1? Are all USB-C capable of giving the same speed? I have been doing various research for this article for almost two days now and what I found in it can be really confusing for the average user - because all the USB Type-C connectors look the same but there are many differences between them. But don't worry, I'm just trying to break things down into simple words, "Let's move on." What is USB-C? Let's start with the orthodox, so what is USB-C? We...

 Are you worried about computer security and privacy? If not here's a new product just for you! Nowadays computers have become more personal than our moneybags. Here we store all the private and work data, do banking, login to the required account — far from being hacked, we don't want any relative to have physical access to this machine. Using a password can prevent anyone from physically using the PC, but if you use a family computer, you have to share your computer even if you don't want to. Besides, if you have younger brother or sister at home, you have to tell the password. So in your absence it becomes necessary to know when and how your computer is being used. In this article I will introduce you to some of the methods that you can easily grasp, who are using your computer in your absence. Use a spy cam If you have a webcam installed on your computer or if you use a laptop, there must be a webcam installed. Now naturally that camera can take pictures of anyone sitti...

Many people wonder how the music of hundreds of CDs can fit into a memory card equal to a little half an inch. Again a memory card is nothing compared to a hard drive. A hard drive is an efficient computer memory device that can store large amounts of data using simple magnetism. The microprocessor on your computer completes all the processes and tasks of the computer — but the hard drive is the device that allows you to store a large amount of data, music, digital photos, text documents, etc. It was a remarkable invention that originated in the 1950's, and surprisingly, its early form was in the form of cassette tapes How is it possible to store data with magnetism? The science behind magnetism is complex. But what happens if you bring a magnet to a piece of iron — you must know that technology বিজ্ঞান the science of magnets is complex but its simple application is much easier. A piece of iron does not have magnetism in the first place, but if you repeat a piece of iron with a mag...