what your pc sees as hardware patrick.j.rice

33
What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice

Upload: oliver-snow

Post on 18-Jan-2018

220 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice

What your pc sees as hardware

Patrick.j.rice

Page 2: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 3: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 4: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 5: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 6: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 7: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice

There is always another way

Page 8: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 9: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 10: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 11: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice

The humble USB stick

Page 12: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice

Take 1 USB stick

Page 13: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 14: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice

Now plug it in

Page 15: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 16: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 17: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 18: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 19: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 20: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice

What’s in my computer

Page 21: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 22: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 23: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 24: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice

Another way

Page 25: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 26: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice

That’s too much info

• systeminfo > test.txt• notepad test.txt

Page 27: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 28: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 29: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice
Page 30: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300887

Give you exactly the same info for XP

Page 31: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice

What is an IRQ?

• Short for Interrupt request, IRQ is a signal that has a direct line to the computer processor, allowing it to stop the processor momentarily and decide what to do next. Every IBM compatible computer has a maximum of 15 IRQs and are prioritized in the computer according to the importance of the device.

Page 32: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice

What is an I/O?

• Input Output (I/O) represents the locations in memory that are designated by use of various devices to exchange information amongst themselves and the rest of the PC.

Page 33: What your pc sees as hardware Patrick.j.rice

What is a DMA?

• DMA, or Direct Memory Access, are pathways provided by the hardware to allow the hardware direct access to the computer's memory.

More info on: http://www.computerhope.com/irqs.htm#irqlist