Computer vocabulary

Computer Vocabulary

COMPUTER – An electronic device for storing and processing data.

I use my computer to browse the internet and write documents.

KEYBOARD – A device with keys used to input data into a computer.

The keyboard has different keys for typing letters and numbers.

MOUSE – A hand-held input device used to control a computer’s cursor.

Move the mouse to click on icons on the screen.

MONITOR – A screen used to display the output from a computer.

The monitor shows the content of your computer’s desktop.

PROCESSOR – The component of a computer that performs calculations and executes instructions.

The processor handles all the tasks and operations of the computer.

RAM (RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY) – Temporary memory used by the computer to run programs.

My computer needs more RAM to run multiple programs smoothly.

Computer Vocabulary

HARD DRIVE – A device used to store data permanently in a computer.

Save your files on the hard drive for long-term storage.

SOFTWARE – Programs and applications used to perform tasks on a computer.

I installed new software to edit photos on my computer.

HARDWARE – The physical components of a computer, such as the monitor, keyboard, and CPU.

The hardware of a computer includes the physical parts like the CPU and keyboard.

OPERATING SYSTEM – The software that supports a computer’s basic functions.

Windows is the operating system I use on my laptop.

USB (UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS) – A standard for connecting devices like flash drives and keyboards to a computer.

Plug the flash drive into the USB port to transfer files.

Computer Vocabulary

WI-FI – (WIFI stands for Wireless Fidelity) A technology that allows devices to connect to the internet wirelessly

You need to connect to Wi-Fi to access the internet.

Computer Vocabulary

INTERNET – A global network that connects millions of computers for sharing information

Use the Internet to search for information or watch videos online.

BROWSER – A software application used to access and view websites on the internet.

I use Google Chrome as my browser to surf the web.

WEBSITE – A collection of web pages accessible via the internet.

I visited a website to buy a new phone.

Computer Vocabulary

DOWNLOAD – To transfer data or files from the internet to your computer.

I need to download the latest version of the app.

Upload – To transfer data from your computer to the internet or a server.

I will upload my video to YouTube tomorrow.

FILE – A collection of data or information stored on a computer.

Save your file in a folder for easy access later.

FOLDER – A container for storing files on a computer.

Organize your documents into separate folders for clarity.

CLOUD – A network of servers used for storing data online You can save.

your files to the cloud for easy access from any device.

Computer Vocabulary

LINK – A clickable connection to another web page or document.

Click the link to open the article on your browser.

SECURITY – Measures to protect computers and networks from threats.

Always use a strong password for better security.

ANTIVIRUS – Software used to detect and remove malware and viruses from a computer.

Install antivirus software to protect your computer from harmful files.

SPAM – Unwanted or unsolicited email, often from unknown sources.

I received a lot of spam emails offering free services.

Computer Vocabulary

APP – A software application, usually a mobile app, designed for specific tasks.

I downloaded a new app to manage my daily tasks.

EMAIL – A method of sending messages over the internet.

Send me an email if you have any questions about the project.

SERVER – A computer or system that provides data or services to other computers.

The website is down because the server is not responding.

Computer Vocabulary

NETWORK – A group of computers connected to share resources and data.

I am connected to the office network through a secure VPN.

PASSWORD – A secret word or phrase used to authenticate identity and protect access.

Always create a strong password to secure your accounts.

ENCRYPTION – The process of converting data into a code to prevent unauthorized access.

The bank uses encryption to protect your financial information.

CACHE – A temporary storage area for frequently accessed data.

Clear the cache of your browser to improve its speed.

BUG – An error or flaw in a program or system.

The program crashed because of a bug in the code.

Computer Vocabulary

UPDATE – To install the latest version of software or system improvements.

Don’t forget to update your apps regularly for security fixes.

VIRUS – A malicious program that can harm or disrupt a computer system.

A virus can corrupt files and slow down your computer.

INTERFACE – The point where a user interacts with a computer or software.

The new software interface is more user-friendly.

BACKUP – A copy of data stored separately for recovery in case of loss.

Make a backup of important files before updating your system.

BLUETOOTH – A technology used for short-range wireless communication between devices.

Use Bluetooth to connect your phone to the speaker.

ACHE – A storage location used to store temporary files for faster access

Clearing your browser cache can improve its performance.

Computer Vocabulary

BROWSER HISTORY – A record of websites you have visited stored by your browser

Clear your browser history for privacy and security.

SESSION – A period of time during which a user interacts with a computer or software.

Your session will expire if you are inactive for too long

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