"Как восстановить память компьютера?"

Translation: How do you restore the computer's memory?

[96Seaturtles]

why is восстановить in the infinitive? can we say вы восстановите память компьютера?

[newguy25]

No. That would mean "Are you restoring the computer memory?".
The literal interpretation is " How to restore the computer memory?". They just chose a different phrasing.

[Scial]

Is it just me or the new male speaker sounds like he says "памичь" instead of "память"? Is this intentional? And is that way of pronouncing words common in Russia?

[Hatul_Madan]

А "the memory of the computer"?

[mightypotatoe]

It's never referred to that way. In fact I would argue that should be just "computer memory" without the possessive. At least that's the term that sounds most natural to me.

[Tina_in_Bristol]

Answered that way too - sadly not accepted. Will report.

[flootzavut]

Typical word order and how words fit together in general is not the same in English as in Russian, and you have to translate the sense, not the literal meaning.

[Phil_Stracchino]

Is "How can we restore the computer's memory" a valid translation here? It seems to me if there can be an inferred "you", it could just as easily be an inferred "we". It is fundamentally asking the same thing: What needs to be done in order to restore the memory?

[SeanPatric908907]

In English, "a computer's memory" and "computer memory" are basically the same thing, with the latter being a more general form.
Is there some technical reason it should not be accepted?
I'll report it, just in case.

[Tina_in_Bristol]

I already reported it 4 years ago (see earlier comments). If it's not fixed to this day, I assume there are no plans to accept it.