Can my MS-Surface with Windows 10 or 11 be damaged by the tiny insects?
With real insects, it's quite possible, but the 12-ants tool can not, unless they're out there in an anthill!
Of course, these are virtual ants that have no way to leave anything on the desktop, whether you're running insects on the desktop, or fewer insects, you do not even have to worry about the desktop background from the insects is nibbled to change the desktop background.
Basically, any more complex program has software errors. Often, however, the bug has no or only harmless consequences. Most PC errors therefore go unnoticed. But because all humanity is more or less dependent on computers, bugs can have dramatic consequences. In 2003, software errors were responsible for the fact that much of North America lost power and public life came to a virtual standstill.
(Image-1) The MS-Surface with Windows 10 can not be damaged by this insects!
It is easy to adjust the size of the insects on my Windows 11, 10, etc. desktop but this is only possible from V 4.01 You may have downloaded the older
It is easy to adjust the size of the insects on my Windows 11, 10, etc. desktop but this is only possible from V 4.01 You may have downloaded the older
Just like last year in summer, I get small flying bugs in my apartment. My apartment is flush with a huge tree and the lights are on outside so that they like to sneak through the cracks in the house. Last year they just hung on the walls and I didn't care (they don't bite or bother me), but this year they seem to like hanging on the side of my PC because of the lights.?
I once had an ant nest in my PC, which led to overheating. Insects are attracted to the warmth, hum, and smell of electronic devices. It is no coincidence that Philips has a pesticide division. However, it is very rare these days. Especially for laptops and especially for mainframes.
So a little story first A few days ago I had a rather annoying fly in my room. It suddenly disappeared and I didn't think much about it until I saw a shadow on my wall through the LEDs that I installed in my PC. I use a PC tower and it is on the edge that is attached to the back. The thing has a pretty big air intake under the case on the front, the fly must have flown in there and up through the drive bay area INSIDE my PC. I take off my table immediately when I saw it there, and I think I have never removed my side part as quickly as at this moment.
