to config
- verb
- /kənˈfɪɡ/
- Jargon
- To improve performance, you need to configure the software settings properly.
You just click there to configure your theme.
- You just click there to configure your theme.
- Granted, things like Intel's nooks can be self built to a certain extent, you can configure them, but it's not going to be quite the same as building a tower PC.
- So we were out there, we had specially configured metal detectors for these metals and we did find these OK.
- And when you go by the way and configure this thing, you're going to probably be able to come up with some pretty crazy price tags.
Examples
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And in the app, you can configure different filter settings.
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Finally, we're going to add the network by clicking on the Configure button and enter your network name and your network password.
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Now normally you just configure them, they go and do that thing.
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Or we could configure it to like power as well.
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All we got to do is close her up and configure a couple of things.
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You just click there to configure your theme.
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So it's configuring the serial port and we'll go to the next step.
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But that's about all you can configure in this screen.
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And once you're in that position, it's time to access and configure Open Media Vault.
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I don't really pay attention and I just install it on my computer and I configure it with my master password.
Synonyms
Change the order or settings of something to fit new needs
To change the settings of a device like a computer for a specific use
To set up a device or program in advance so it is ready to use
How Thorough
Surface Forms
Etymology
Config as a verb comes from configure, made from con- 'together' and figure 'shape'. To config something is to put its settings together or arrange them so a device or program works the way you want.