The BIOS battery on a laptop sits on the motherboard—usually a coin cell under the bottom cover, sometimes near the keyboard or palm rest.

HP laptop production runs mainly through Asian partners in China, Vietnam, Thailand, and India, with smaller volumes in Mexico.

On a laptop, BIOS/UEFI sits in motherboard firmware; tap the maker’s key at startup or use Windows’ UEFI menu to open it.

To open a laptop’s BIOS/UEFI, press the setup key at power-on (often F2, Del, Esc) or use Windows Recovery → UEFI Firmware Settings.

On laptops, firmware setup lives on the motherboard and you open it at boot with a model-specific key or via Windows’ Advanced startup.

Docker Desktop volume paths live inside platform-specific locations on macOS, Windows, and Linux hosts.

In Windows 7, the active wallpaper is cached as TranscodedWallpaper.jpg in your Themes folder, while default images live in C:WindowsWebWallpaper.

On Windows, screenshots save to Pictures/Screenshots; on macOS, they land on the desktop unless you’ve set another folder.

Laptop cameras live in the Camera app or any app that requests them; turn access on in system privacy settings.

Telegram Desktop stores saved images in your chosen Downloads folder, and caches viewed media inside its local tdata directories.