On most laptops, F5 sits on the top row; if media icons replace it, press Fn+F5 or use Ctrl+R (Windows) or Command+R (Mac) to refresh.

The Fn key on a laptop keyboard sits on the bottom row, usually near Ctrl or the left Windows key.

On many HP laptops, Pause/Break is a secondary key—try Ctrl+Fn+Right Shift, or use Windows+Pause or the On-Screen Keyboard.

The Break key pauses or interrupts tasks; on many laptops it’s hidden behind shortcuts or replaced by software actions.

A laptop is a portable PC with built-in screen, keyboard, and battery; a desktop PC is stationary, modular, and uses external parts and wall power.

A cloudbook favors web apps and cloud storage; a laptop leans on local power, storage, and broader software support.

Yes — for university, the better pick depends on your course load, software needs, and test rules, not brand loyalty.

In the laptop vs tablet decision, a laptop fits work and creation; a tablet suits reading, streaming, and travel weight savings.

For the laptop–desktop choice, pick a notebook for mobility; pick a tower for max speed, upgrade room, and lower cost per frame.

A laptop and a notebook are effectively the same today; the term “notebook” once pointed to a smaller, lighter laptop.