ICloud because it links your old device to the new one
Answer:
I'm about 99% sure it's C: a unique address or location un the collection
In what way might i ask?
Either its
Firewalls
Anti-virus
Anti-malware
Anti-Randsomware
Either one
Answer:
see explaination
Explanation:
Given that we have;
Defects before testing = Defects planted = 5
Defects after testing = 20
Seeded defects found = 2
Real, non seeded defects = 18
Hence, Total number of defects = (defects planted / seeded defects found) * real, non seeded defects = (5/2)*18 = 45
Therefore, Estimated number of real defects still present = estimated total number of defects - number of real, non seeded defects found = 45-18 = 27
So I just received my Nintendo Switch yesterday. I went through the setup process and everything went smoothly. I played in docked mode for about an hour and a half and continued using my switch later that day. The next day I decided I wanted to play on my TV again but this time it wasn't working. I tried unplugging the HDMI cable and the USB, using a different HDMI cable, trying different HDMI cables on different TVs. I had no luck trying to get this thing to work again. The console itself works fine but I think it's just the dock that doesn't work. The console doesn't charge from the dock and there isn't any green light that indicates that it is being displayed on the TV. I'm not sure if I should just exchange my switch from where I originally bought it or send it in to Nintendo for a repair.
