The power supply for your desktop computer converts electricity from a wall socket into power that can be utilized by your computer. If your power supply fails, it could cause too much juice to run into your system, frying other components. If you are not receiving enough power, your fans may not be working at capacity, and your system could overheat.
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A computer battery is a rechargeable device located within a laptop or mobile device that stores electrical energy and supplies it to the system components, ensuring uninterrupted operation when disconnected from an external power source.
It would typically refer to a USB connector or port. USB (Universal Serial Bus) is a standard interface used for connecting various devices to a computer, such as keyboards, mice, external storage devices, printers, and more. A USB plugin refers to inserting a USB cable or device into a USB port on a computer or other compatible device to establish a connection and enable data transfer or device functionality.
