Difference in meaning

No difference in meaning. The term is advanced settings.

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ethanhuntwhat's the difference between advanced settings and advance settings?

I see a difference. I assume this has to do with computer software settings.

advanced settings ~ settings that only people with superior knowledge might be interested in or able to understand; not the everyday, ordinary settings that most people are interested in.

CalifJimadvance settings (probably only rarely used in this context) ~ settings of any device or equipment by means of a timer which will cause the device to operate in one way or another at some later time.

I've never heard of this before, and I work with computers.

Aspara GusI've never heard of this before

Well now you have!

By 'in this context' I

CalifJim… so I imagine that the term 'advance settings' is more used in other contexts.

Could you give an example or two?

Aspara GusCould you give an example or two?

No. Here are the keywords: ... so I imagine that ...

I do recognize that everyone and his brother says 'advance settings' for 'advanced settings', but it doesn't seem to me that that is correct. In my Dell system with Windows 7, the word they use consistently is 'advanced', not 'advance'. To me 'a

CalifJimTo me 'advance settings' are settings which are set in advance whether anybody else thinks so or not!

I'm sure such a setting exists, but it's probably called something else, and it's certainly not in my vocabulary. I'm willing to bet that it (advance settings) is rarely used in not only the context of computer software but also any other context

I see, thank you so much for such a detailed explanation of advenced settings