The phrase "altered computer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a computer that has been modified or changed in some way, such as through hardware upgrades or software modifications.
Example: "The altered computer now runs faster and can handle more complex tasks than before."
Alternatives: "modified computer" or "changed computer".
Anything so seductive, so automatically appealing to collectors, so skillfully altered via computer, as some of Mr. Gursky's photographs are to enhance their cinematic irresistibility, must be at least untrustworthy.
In 1981, David A. Stockman, who ran the Office of Management and Budget under President Reagan, nearly lost his job after he confessed to a magazine reporter that upon discovering that the White House could not simultaneously reduce taxes, increase military spending and cut the deficit, he altered his computer models to suggest that it could.
However, it is not known if modulatory mechanisms are altered among computer users with ongoing pain.
Other studies have shown, however, that certain aspects of the patient-physician relationship are altered by computer use.
Determine if removing that single stick of RAM altered you computer's functionality.
However US copyright officials decided that altering computer programs for vehicle repair or modification may not infringe a manufacturer's software copyright.
Over the last 12 months, the company has altered its computers to run Linux, whose popularity has increased among users at Internet companies, a coveted category of customers.
Authenticating them remains a challenge, since photos can be easily altered by computers and old videos can resurface again, purporting to be new.
In 1976, nearly three decades after the publication of Wiener's book Cybernetics, Walter Maner noticed that the ethical questions and problems considered in his Medical Ethics course at Old Dominion University often became more complicated or significantly altered when computers got involved.
