I’m faster than RAM but smaller, I sit inside the CPU. Who am I?

I’m used to convert analog sound into digital signals. Who am I?

I control all the hardware communication in a computer. Who am I?

I’m a non-volatile storage chip on the motherboard, holding firmware. Who am I?

I’m the bridge between hardware and user applications. Who am I?

I allow you to connect multiple computers in a network. Who am I?

I assign IP addresses to devices automatically. Who am I?

I store instructions that repeat frequently to speed up tasks. Who am I?

I’m a pointing device that uses light instead of a ball. Who am I?

I protect your system by filtering incoming and outgoing network traffic. Who am I?

I’m a device that connects a computer to a telephone line for internet. Who am I?

I convert human-readable URLs into IP addresses. Who am I?

I allow multiple programs to run at once by dividing CPU time. Who am I?

I’m the smallest unit of data in computer memory. Who am I?

I provide backup power when electricity fails. Who am I?

I connect devices using Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Who am I?

I’m a high-speed bus that connects CPU to RAM. Who am I?

I’m an I/O device that can both input and output. Who am I?

I’m the software that translates source code line-by-line. Who am I?

I secure your data by scrambling it into unreadable text. Who am I?

I’m a type of memory built into the CPU for ultra-fast operations. Who am I?

I check hardware when the computer boots up. Who am I?

I’m used to identify a device on a local network. Who am I?

I’m an input device mainly used for gaming, with a stick to control movement. Who am I?

I compress files so they take less storage space. Who am I?

I connect external devices like keyboard and mouse to computer. Who am I?

I manage all files and folders in Windows OS. Who am I?

I’m responsible for graphical rendering in games. Who am I?

I monitor, detect, and remove malicious programs. Who am I?