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B

b/s (bits per second)

The number of 1s and 0s transmitted per second.

Back to My Mac

A feature in the System Preferences iCloud menu that enables you to browse that Mac from another macOS device. The remote Mac appears as a shared device in Finder, enabling you to browse the file system.

backed up print queue

A situation in which one or more documents have been queued up for printing, and the printer does not execute the print command, causing a logjam effect.

backlight

A fluorescent lamp or LEDs that are always on for an LCD.

backup

A precautionary technique used to have a secondary piece of hardware or backup software/files.

backup and recovery

A process that should be performed as part of an implementation plan as well as a disaster prevention/recovery plan.

backup testing

A process that involves making a backup and then verifying that the backup works.

backward compatibility

In software, the ability of an application to run on older operating systems.

badge reader

A security device to allow entry into a space.

bandwidth

The width of a communications channel, which defines the channel’s capacity for carrying data.

barcode scanner

A handheld device that reads barcodes in checkout lanes and in retail establishments.

baseband

A networking technology in which the entire cable bandwidth transmits a digital signal.

baseband update

An update applied to a phone’s radio firmware (a low-level software that manages items related to the phone’s radio).

baseline

A snapshot of a computer’s performance (memory, CPU usage, and so on) during normal operations (before a problem or slowdown is apparent).

basic disk

A Windows term for a drive that has been partitioned and formatted.

basic storage

A Windows term for a partition. Contrast with dynamic storage.

batch file

A Windows-based script that can only be interpreted by the Windows operating system. A batch file has the extension .bat.

battery

A small self-contained unit used to power a device without using an AC outlet.

battery backup

A device that provides power to the computer when a brownout or a blackout occurs.

battery charger

A portable battery pack that can be charged and carried to charge a mobile device in lieu of plugging the mobile device into an outlet.

battery not charging

In this situation, inspect the battery compartment. Try to charge with a different connector, such as a car adapter.

battery pack

A portable battery device that can be charged and carried to charge a mobile device in lieu of plugging that device into an outlet.

baud

The number of times an analog signal changes in 1 second. If a signal that is sent changes 600 times in 1 second, the device communicates at 600 baud. Today’s signaling methods (modulation techniques, to be technically accurate) allow modems to send several bits in one cycle, so it is more accurate to speak of bits per second than baud.

bcdedit

A command that can modify the Windows boot settings.

BD (Blu-ray disc)

An optical medium with a higher data capacity than a CD or DVD.

BD-R (Blu-ray disc recordable)

A Blu-ray drive or disc to which information can be written to one time.

BD-RE (Blu-ray disc recordable erasable)

A Blu-ray drive or disc to which information can be written, erased, or rewritten.

be on time

A good work habit to have. If you are going to be late for work, contact your supervisor. If you are going to be late for a customer appointment, notify the customer.

belt

In an inkjet printer, the belt connects to the stepper motor and print head assembly to move the print head and ink cartridge from one side of the printer to the other side.

biometric device

A device used to authenticate someone based on one or more physical traits, such as a fingerprint, an eyeball (retina), or a hand, or a behavioral trait such as voice or signature.

biometric lock

A device that uses a physical trait such as a fingerprint, handprint, retina characteristics, or facial data points to allow access to a resource or location.

biometrics

The use of one or more devices that can authenticate someone based on one or more physical traits such as a fingerprint, an eyeball (retina), or a hand, or a behavioral trait such as voice or signature.

BIOS (basic input/output system)

A chip that contains computer software that locates the operating system, POST, and important hardware configuration parameters. Also called ROM BIOS, Flash BIOS, or system BIOS. Replaced with UEFI BIOS.

bit

An electrically charged 1 or 0.

BitLocker

A Microsoft utility that encrypts an entire disk volume, including operating system files, user files, and paging files. The utility requires two disk partitions at a minimum.

BitLocker To Go

A Microsoft application that can encrypt and password protect external drives and removable media that are 128 MB or larger.

black screen

In this situation, check the video cable, power to the display, and the video card, if installed. Use the Safe Mode or Last Known Good Configuration boot option.

blacklist

A method of denying access to a user, an app, a website, protocols, or devices into a company or particular network device.

blackout

A total loss of AC power.

blank screen on bootup

In this situation, check the video cable, power, motherboard, and CPU.

Blu-ray

A type of optical disc technology that uses a blue laser instead of a red laser (like the kind used in CD/DVD drives) to achieve higher disc capacities.

blue screen or

blue screen of death

Bluetooth

A wireless technology for personal area networks (PANs).

BNC connector (Bayonet Neill–Concelman connector)

A connector used on coaxial cable.

Bonjour

An Apple printer server that enables Apple and Windows devices to share printers without any configuration required.

boot

The process of a computer coming to a usable condition.

Boot Camp

A boot loading utility designed to assist with partitioning, installation, and support in running Windows on a Mac.

boot options

In the BIOS configuration settings, boot options prioritizes devices in the order in which the computer looks for boot files. Also known as boot drive order, boot sequence, or boot menu.

boot order

A setting within BIOS/UEFI to control the order in which the computer looks to devices for an operating system.

boot partition

A type of partition found in Windows that contains the operating system. The boot partition can be in the same partition as the system partition, which is the part of the hard drive that holds hardware-specific files.


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