Computer Science, asked by zubgaming, 8 months ago

We need to right-click the ____ icon on the desktop to view the system configuration. *
1 point
Computer
Recycle bin
Document
Folder​

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Answered by sourabhyadavaps
3

Explanation:

the correct answer is computer.

Answered by simhalasaisreenivas
3

Answer:

Computer

Explanation:

When you right click on Recycle bin , document and folder it shows only these configurations. where as you can click on Computer icon and select properties it shows whole system configuration

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