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- Reset administrator password.
- Set network name.
- Set network security.
- Set network password.
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- Reset administrator password.
- Set network name.
- Set network password.
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- Set network name.
- Set network password.
- Assign DNS servers.
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- Change administrator account name.
- Set network password.
- Set network name.
- Assign DNS servers.
- Yes. The DisplayPort cable plugs directly into the USB connector.
- Yes. An adapter or dongle may be required.
- No. While you can rig a connection, video quality will be poor.
- No. The two standards are incompatible.
- the location where expansion cards can connect to peripherals
- a cluster of ports and connectors found on the back of the computer case
- the switches that turn on, sleep, and turn off the computer
- the portion of the motherboard where non-power cables connect
- Edit the Registry key that controls the boot sequence.
- Hold the Shift key as Windows boots.
- Check the MSCONFIG utility to ensure that Normal boot is selected.
- Fix the issue in Safe Mode that is causing the system to restart in this mode.
- resolution
- color temperature
- contrast
- brightness
Q6. Assuming that the gateway, modem, and switch are separate units, in what order should a small office or home office LAN be restarted?
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The order is not important.
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- Modem
- Gateway
- Switch
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- Modem
- Switch
- Gateway
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1. Gateway 2. Switch
Q7. A client needs to secure their cafe's wireless network, which is used only by employees. What is the best approach for a finite list of devices?
- Limit access to specific MAC addresses.
- Do not broadcast the SSID.
- Apply a metered connection.
- Apply a password.
- WAN
- USB
- LAN
- uplink
Q9. The recent Windows update introduced some quirks in the system. How can you enter the Windows Recovery Environment to recover from the update?
- Hold the Shift key when selecting the Restart command.
- Restart in Safe Mode where the Recovery item is located on the Start menu.
- Press the any key at the boot screen.
- Go to the Task Manager Startup tab.
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basic I/O graphics NIC battery expansion slots
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basic I/O cooling NIC graphics expansion slots
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basic I/O graphics NIC mass storage expansion slots
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basic I/O graphics NIC power supply expansion slots
- Repeating Architecture for Internal Drives
- Recoverable Advanced Integration and Duplication
- Redundant Array of Independent Disks
- Replicated Array of Internal Devices
- motherboard
- I/O panel
- power supply
- primary mass storage
Q13. Your computer boots at very low resolution that cannot be increased through display settings. What is the most likely solution?
- The connection between the display and the computer is loose.
- You need to reinstall the display drivers.
- You need to replace your monitor.
- Some of your RAM is failing.
- tracert
- netstat
- ping
- cURL
- No. Incognito mode only prevents the site from appearing in your browser history.
- Yes. Incognito mode encrypts data packets, making it difficult for websites to track your activity.
- No. Some websites track by ID, and if you sign into a site even in incognito, your activity is known.
- Yes. Incognito mode blocks all cookies and tracking IDs and suppresses browser history.
- The new processor is compatible with the current motherboard.
- The new processor is the same type as the old.
- The new processor is compatible with the operating system.
- The new processor fits into the old processor's slot.
- Secure Sockets Layer drive
- solid-state drive
- serial attached storage device
- SCSI drive
Q18. A Bluetooth peripheral is prompting for a passcode to complete the pairing/connection process. What is the peripheral, most likely?
- keyboard
- all of these answers
- mouse
- headset
Q19. Walt's computer is several years old and he wants to ensure that the system works until he gets a replacement. What should he do first?
- Run a file check daily.
- Obtain an extended warranty.
- Back up his data.
- Ensure that the system is protected against malware.
- The drive is where the data is stored and the media is the data itself.
- A drive is hardware that reads media.
- These are two terms for the same thing: storage.
- The terms apply only to removable storage, where the drive is the slot and the media is the thumb drive or media card inserted into the slot.
- in an expansion slot
- attached to the front of the case
- in a drive cage
- on the motherboard
- It is built from a cluster of smaller, easier-to-install power supplies.
- Its power output can be varied to save electricity.
- Its cables are detachable.
- It has dedicated power reserved for different computer components.
- MSCONFIG
- Task Manager
- the Computer Management Console
- the UEFI
Q24. Angela ran a diagnostic that shows an ever-decreasing amount of memory in her computer. What could be the problem?
- DRAM is failing.
- A program has a memory leak.
- There is no problem. It's normal for available memory to decrease the longer you use the system.
- Another user has signed into the system
- Edison
- Molex
- SATA
- PCI
- Turn off and unplug the computer.
- Disconnect all of the cables.
- Close your programs, sign out of your account, and turn off the computer.
- Ground yourself.
Q27. On a trackpad, what gesture commonly replaces "center mouse wheel" for things like scrolling through documents?
- pinch outward
- scroll with thumb instead
- two-finger swipe
- force click and drag
- BIOS
- RJ-45
- NIC
- Router