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A. 27
B. 50
C. 25
D. 10
A. Through a network
B. Using a USB Port
C. Using a Parallel Port
D. Using a AGP Port
A. Adding more fans and configuring them to provide the most effective airflow through the case
B. Unclutterred cables inside the computer
C. All of these
D. Check for dust and remove it
A. DVD
B. You can boot from all these devices
C. Hard Drive
D. USB Flash Drive
A. Shutting down the computer
B. Unplugging the computer
C. Restarting the computer
D. Perform a CMOS reset by removing the small battery powering the CMOS memory chip
A. 1000
B. 200
C. 100
D. 1024
A. Speaker
B. Printer
C. Monitor
D. All of these
A. System Configuration
B. Advanced System Settings
C. Remote Settings
D. Device Manager
A. Change CPU settings
B. Set the boot order
C. All of these
D. Change Memory Settings
A. It is a rewriteable DVD. You can erase and rewrite to the disc
B. It is a DVD type used only for storing data files; excluding video recording.
C. It is a DVD type used only used for video recordering
D. It is a read only DVD. The data can never be wiped.
A. Kilobyte (KB)
B. Microbyte (Mb)
C. Gigabyte (GB)
D. Megabyte (MB)
A. Reformat
B. Restart
C. Refresh
D. Reimage
A. LED
B. LCD
C. CRT
D. All of these
A. Megabytes
B. All of these
C. Kilobytes
D. Bytes
A. Enter in the appropirate IP address for your router model to access the configuration settings
B. You cannot configure a router connected to your computer
C. Hold a button on the router, to display a screen on yoru computer that allows you to configure
D. Under Comptuer Management, use the Router Management tool
A. Run | CMD
B. Start | Administration Tools | Command Prompt
C. My Computer | Command Prompt
D. Run | CMP
A. Blu-Ray DVD
B. CD-ROM
C. Floppy Disk
D. DVD
A. It will resume where windows loading left off
B. It will load normally
C. It will create bad sectors on your hard drive and require you to run windows repair
D. The next time you turn on your computer you will see a prompt during boot providing a number of options including loading windows in safe mode
A. Micro Watts
B. AMPs
C. Watts
D. Mega Watts
A. Dismantle the CD-ROM Drive by unscrewing its holders. After you retrieve the CD, you can remantle it.
B. Press and hold a button on the front of the CD-DRIVE while it is powered
C. Press and hold button on the front of the CD-DRIVE while it is unpowered
D. Use a bended paperclip by putting it through a hole on the CD Drive and then pressing hard on it in order to open the CD tray manually
A. Video Cards
B. CPUs
C. Hard drives
D. Monitors
A. A compact interface for high definition sound
B. A compact interface for both high definition video and audio
C. A compact interface for high definition video
D. A compact interface for standard definition video
A. Restarting Windows in Boot Mode
B. By pressing a certain key during the boot process
C. Using Windows - Boot Manager
D. Holding the power button when turning on the computer
A. HDMI
B. VGA
C. SMI
D. DVI
A. 1024
B. 1000
C. 512
D. 200
A. Keyboard
B. Monitor
C. Microphone
D. Scanner
A. Network Switches are Larger than Network Hubs
B. Network Hubs are more expensive.
C. No difference other than name
D. Network Hubs are not rack mountable
E. Network Switches determines which port the packet is destined for and only sends the packet to that port.
A. It means to start a utility that examines what is currently running in the background of an operating system
B. To load a disc image to virtual drive
C. To run disk cleanup on infrequently used software
D. To load operating system settings
A. Defragment the hard drive
B. Use Task Mange to remove uncessary tasks on the drive
C. Run Disk Cleanup
D. Deformat the hard drive
A. True
B. False
A. False
B. True
A. All of these
B. 4-pin processor power connector
C. 24-pin main power connector
D. 6-pin PCIe power connector
A. To encrypt a hard drive
B. To improve performance
C. To free up disk space by removing unecessary data
D. To remove all data from a hard drive
A. 3.5 inches
B. 5 inches
C. 2.5 inches
D. 7 inches
A. To connect multiple hard drives together for increased performance
B. To allow easy removal of hard drivers
C. To designate which hard drive is master and which is slave
D. To reformat hard drives
A. My Computer | Startup
B. Run IISRESET | Startup
C. Run cmd | Startup
D. Run msconfig | Startup
A. A device that is built into the motherboard
B. A device connected to a computer that is required for it to function
C. A device you can connect to a computer, but is not integral part
D. A device that connects to the computer case
A. Overcharged
B. Occulant Volt
C. Over Capacity
D. Overclocked
A. Windows Server 2003
B. Windows Server 2005
C. Windows Server 2008
D. Windows Server 2008 R2
A. SATA
B. SCSI
C. PATA
D. IDC
A. RAM
B. ROM
C. DIMM
D. CPU
E. DRAM
A. A utility that frees up space on a hard drive
B. A tool that pings a hard drive to check its current status
C. A tool that verifies the file system integrity on storage devices
D. A tool that reduces the amount of fragmentation on a hard drive
A. Overclocking the BIOS to the point of overheating
B. Powering on the BIOS
C. (all of these are correct)
D. Loading a new BIOS
A. Dynamic Ram (DRAM)
B. Static Ram (SRAM)
C. Compound RAM (CRAM)
D. Phase-change RAM (PRAM)
A. Case Fan
B. Video Card
C. Hard Drive
D. DVD Drive
A. Capacitor and rectifier unit
B. All of these
C. Transistor and vacuum unit
D. Arithmetic logic unit and control unit
E. Input and Output unit
A. It compresses files on the hard drive
B. It frees up extra space on a hard drive by removing compenents that were not fully removed
C. It reduces the amount of fragmentation on the drive
D. It adds additional partitions to the hard drive
A. LGA 775
B. AM3+
C. FM3
D. FM2+
E. FM2
A. PATA
B. SATA
C. SCSI
D. SSD
A. It stands for Internal Software Options and is used configure settings on an operating system
B. It stands for Internal Software Operations and runs behind the scenes when you load an operating system
C. A necessary kernal file for operating systems
D. None of these