Answer:
You can open the version of your computer or device from the task manager to see the running programs and close the application
Explanation:
Right-click on the Windows Start menu and choose Task Manager (another way to open it is to press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Alt + Delete and select it from the options that appear).
NOTE: Click here if you don't know how to display Windows 8 Start.
You will see the main Administrator window (as in the image above). Displays a list of the programs that are currently running.
Find the application or process you want to close. Click on it with the RIGHT button and choose End task. In some cases a notice appears asking you to confirm it. Read what it says to know the consequences of forcing it. Confirm if you are determined to do so.
IMPORTANT:
There are viruses, adware or other spam programs that you may not be able to close even in this way. For these cases follow this link on how to clean viruses without entering Windows.
When you're done you can exit the Task Manager window. Click here to close background applications.
Estos pasos sirven para forzar que se cierren programas que no responden en Windows 10, 8 u 8.1. Enlazan además a instrucciones para cerrar programas o aplicaciones
This seems like an opinionated question, I suggest attempting to answer it yourself.
Answer:
Labels and Safety Data Sheets.
Explanation:
Label is a short description of what is inside the container. And Safety Data Sheets has everything that is required. You have precautionary measures listed as well as the training details in the safety data sheets. The training PPE is hence not required definitely. However, the only other thing required is the label, as without that you will not come to know what is inside the container from outside. Hence, the above answer.
Answer:
The answer is IP-sec.
Explanation:
0.75 miles of range is a low distance for a WAN (Wide Area Network) so a point-to-point WAN tehcnology such as IP-sec or SD-WAN can be preferred. But the least expensive option would be choosing IP-sec as specified in the question.
I hope this answer helps.
