steve1990
07-16-2009, 08:35 AM
ok here goes, i have a couple of questions here, 1. what sort of configurations can be set through software? 2. what sort of errors could loading software produce? 3. what regulations govern the loading of software? 4. what could be done to resolve errors in loading software? any help appreciated thanks.
GlitchPC
07-16-2009, 08:59 AM
Steve...
These sound like homework and/or classroom questions. Since your questions are not directed at any particular software program...and are just referring to software, in general, the answers you receive here may reflect that, as well.
This depends on the software and what it's used for. For instance, a software program can be used to configure the settings for a specific piece of hardware installed on your computer. These are normally referred to as "drivers". Again, it depends on the software.
Depending on the software and for what operating system it was designed for, a software's incompatibility can result in a system crash, or the inability of the software to perform correctly, or even work at all.
I'm not sure I understand your third question. Are you referring to government regulations? Heh...or you could mean hardware related governing issues. If your computer doesn't meet the minimum system requirements of the software, this could impact whether or not the software installs properly, at all, or whether the software's performance is impacted by your computer system not meeting the software's system requirements.
I'm not sure I understand this question, either. If you're referring to software that is being installed for a particular purpose and causes errors...than maybe that particular piece of software was not meant for your operating system. It could also be that the software was not fully tested. It could also mean that the software, itself, was poorly written...or that the files within the program have become corrupt and/or missing.
Again...these answers are general...because your questions are.
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