Exam 2: Working Inside Desktops and Laptops
Exam 1: First Look at Computer Parts and Tools50 Questions
Exam 2: Working Inside Desktops and Laptops50 Questions
Exam 3: All About Motherboards50 Questions
Exam 4: Supporting Processors and Upgrading Memory50 Questions
Exam 5: Supporting the Power System and Troubleshooting Computers50 Questions
Exam 6: Supporting Hard Drives and Other Storage Devices51 Questions
Exam 7: Survey of Windows Features and Support Tools50 Questions
Exam 8: Installing Windows50 Questions
Exam 9: Supporting I/O Devices50 Questions
Exam 10: Maintaining Windows50 Questions
Exam 11: Optimizing Windows50 Questions
Exam 12: Supporting Customers and Troubleshooting Windows50 Questions
Exam 13: Troubleshooting Windows Startup50 Questions
Exam 14: Connecting To and Setting Up a Network50 Questions
Exam 15: Supporting Network Hardware50 Questions
Exam 16: Supporting Mobile Operating Systems49 Questions
Exam 17: Windows Resources on a Network50 Questions
Exam 18: Security Strategies50 Questions
Exam 19: Supporting Printers and Customizing a System50 Questions
Exam 20: Virtualization, Linux, and Mac OS X50 Questions
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What are three tips you should keep in mind before beginning work inside a computer case?
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What is the very first step that should be taken when performing work with a computer?
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What are two resources that may be useful in disassembling a laptop computer?
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What two laptop manufacturers provide their service manuals online free of charge?
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- a connector on a motherboard that consists of pins that stick up from the board
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When disassembling a computer, it's okay to stack circuit boards on top of each other as long as you follow ESD protection rules.
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In what order should you install components into the case after disassembling a computer?
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Some boards designed to support multiple PCIe video cards will have additional power connectors on the board to power wattage-hungry cards.
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- positive / negative LED that controls the power light and indicates the power is on
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