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There is a webcam connected to computer A via USB. Is it possible to view what it is recording from other computers connected to computer A via a local network? Connecting to a remote desktop is not an option.

Hmm, online streaming is possible using certain utilities, but I'm not sure about local network play. I'll ask around, and in the meantime, here's a simple but effective tip: try searching online.

WTF? Why two CPUs and why is there such a difference in temperatures? Is this an error?

God-Emperor, you're on fire!

In my opinion, the second CPU represents the maximum temperature, meaning 100% overload. But I'm not sure.

Amko, two CPUs – because the processor is dual-core! :) I also have a dual-core processor. Regarding temperatures: the current temperatures in the screenshot are: processor – 39°C and cores – 35°C. And 154°C is probably the value at which the processor will fail. Find and read information about setting up SpeedFan – everything will become clear.

Very timely, thank you.

Morning, if you're smiling, it's for nothing: I just started browsing the topics in the general subforums today. And it might help someone else too. Otherwise, no one wants to read this f#cking manual. :(

Okay, fine.

On a working Windows 7 system, the sorting of documents containing numbers in their names is as follows: 1-1x-10x-100x, etc., and then only in order: 2, 3, 4, 5.... Is it possible to change the sorting parameters in any way?

Unlikely. The system doesn't actually count them; it simply takes the first character, checks its sequential number, and arranges them accordingly. Then it does the same with the rest.

In Windows 7, files with numbers in their names are sorted as follows: 1-1x-10x-100x, etc., and then in order: 2, 3, 4, 5.... Is it possible to change the sorting parameters?

A similar problem exists not only in Windows 7 – I noticed it almost 10 years ago. A similar issue also exists in some utilities. I think Ment is right – I haven't found a solution.

Does anyone know how to make a wireless internet connection faster?

Poke it with a stick:)

But seriously, the wireless speed primarily depends on the computer; there's a speed limit there. On my laptop, it's 5 MB/s (although the network itself is 20).
Also, the access point might be used by multiple users, which naturally reduces the overall speed.

The speed limit is not set on the computer itself, but on the Wi-Fi adapter, if we are talking about a PC.