- Reset administrator password. - Set network name. - Set network security. - Set network password. - Reset administrator password. - Set network name. - Set network password. - Set network name. - Set network password. - Assign DNS servers. - Change administrator account name. - Set network password. - Set network name. - Assign DNS servers.1.
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1.
Yes. The DisplayPort cable plugs directly into the USB connector.
2.
Yes. An adapter or dongle may be required.
3.
No. While you can rig a connection, video quality will be poor.
4.
No. The two standards are incompatible.
Q 2 / 51
1.
the location where expansion cards can connect to peripherals
2.
a cluster of ports and connectors found on the back of the computer case
3.
the switches that turn on, sleep, and turn off the computer
4.
the portion of the motherboard where non-power cables connect
Q 3 / 51
1.
Edit the Registry key that controls the boot sequence.
2.
Hold the Shift key as Windows boots.
3.
Check the MSCONFIG utility to ensure that Normal boot is selected.
4.
Fix the issue in Safe Mode that is causing the system to restart in this mode.
Q 4 / 51
1.
resolution
2.
color temperature
3.
contrast
4.
brightness
Q 5 / 51
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1.
Limit access to specific MAC addresses.
2.
Do not broadcast the SSID.
3.
Apply a metered connection.
4.
Apply a password.
Q 7 / 51
1.
WAN
2.
USB
3.
LAN
4.
uplink
Q 8 / 51
1.
Hold the Shift key when selecting the **Restart** command.
2.
Restart in Safe Mode where the Recovery item is located on the Start menu.
3.
Press the any key at the boot screen.
4.
Go to the Task Manager **Startup** tab.
Q 9 / 51
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1.
Repeating Architecture for Internal Drives
2.
Recoverable Advanced Integration and Duplication
3.
Redundant Array of Independent Disks
4.
Replicated Array of Internal Devices
Q 11 / 51
1.
motherboard
2.
I/O panel
3.
power supply
4.
primary mass storage
Q 12 / 51
1.
The connection between the display and the computer is loose.
2.
You need to reinstall the display drivers.
3.
You need to replace your monitor.
4.
Some of your RAM is failing.
Q 13 / 51
1.
tracert
2.
netstat
3.
ping
4.
cURL
Q 14 / 51
1.
No. Incognito mode only prevents the site from appearing in your browser history.
2.
Yes. Incognito mode encrypts data packets, making it difficult for websites to track your activity.
3.
No. Some websites track by ID, and if you sign into a site even in incognito, your activity is known.
4.
Yes. Incognito mode blocks all cookies and tracking IDs and suppresses browser history.
Q 15 / 51
1.
The new processor is compatible with the current motherboard.
2.
The new processor is the same type as the old.
3.
The new processor is compatible with the operating system.
4.
The new processor fits into the old processor's slot.
Q 16 / 51
1.
Secure Sockets Layer drive
2.
solid-state drive
3.
serial attached storage device
4.
SCSI drive
Q 17 / 51
1.
keyboard
2.
all of these answers
3.
mouse
4.
headset
Q 18 / 51
1.
Run a file check daily.
2.
Obtain an extended warranty.
3.
Back up his data.
4.
Ensure that the system is protected against malware.
Q 19 / 51
1.
The drive is where the data is stored and the media is the data itself.
2.
A drive is hardware that reads media.
3.
These are two terms for the same thing: storage.
4.
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.
Q 20 / 51
1.
in an expansion slot
2.
attached to the front of the case
3.
in a drive cage
4.
on the motherboard
Q 21 / 51
1.
It is built from a cluster of smaller, easier-to-install power supplies.
2.
Its power output can be varied to save electricity.
3.
Its cables are detachable.
4.
It has dedicated power reserved for different computer components.
Q 22 / 51
1.
MSCONFIG
2.
Task Manager
3.
the Computer Management Console
4.
the UEFI
Q 23 / 51
1.
DRAM is failing.
2.
A program has a memory leak.
3.
There is no problem. It's normal for available memory to decrease the longer you use the system.
4.
Another user has signed into the system
Q 24 / 51
1.
Edison
2.
Molex
3.
SATA
4.
PCI
Q 25 / 51
1.
Turn off and unplug the computer.
2.
Disconnect all of the cables.
3.
Close your programs, sign out of your account, and turn off the computer.
4.
Ground yourself.
Q 26 / 51
1.
pinch outward
2.
scroll with thumb instead
3.
two-finger swipe
4.
force click and drag
Q 27 / 51
1.
BIOS
2.
RJ-45
3.
NIC
4.
Router
Q 28 / 51
1.
CAT-5 or CAT-6 Ethernet cable
2.
thin pair or twisted pair
3.
asynchronous digital (AD) cable
4.
coax cable
Q 29 / 51
1.
Shut down the system.
2.
Sign out.
3.
Restart the computer.
4.
Let Jen take over.
Q 30 / 51
1.
server
2.
layer 2 switch
3.
wireless access point
4.
firewall
Q 31 / 51
1.
You have plugged the microphone into the 3.5mm audio output jack.
2.
The sound is muted.
3.
The sound card has crashed.
4.
The computer has connected to a nearby Bluetooth headset.
Q 32 / 51
1.
all of these answers.
2.
You cannot reach any websites.
3.
The power is out.
4.
The lights on the modem are off.
Q 33 / 51
1.
Restart the computer.
2.
Sign out.
3.
Wait or set the application aside until it quits eventually on its own.
4.
Use the Task Manager (Windows) or use Force Quit (Mac).
Q 34 / 51
1.
The URL is HTTPS.
2.
You are using an incognito window.
3.
The site requires a login and password.
4.
You can't tell because a website's security settings are not readily apparent in a browser window.
Q 35 / 51
1.
multiple hosts interacting with a single computer
2.
an application consisting of cooperating programs across the Internet
3.
any program run by a user
4.
a subscription service on the web
Q 36 / 51
1.
There is one partition for the operating system and a separate partition for user data.
2.
All drives contain a second partition for the MBR (Master Boot Record).
3.
The drive is partitioned to maintain compatibility with older versions of the operating system.
4.
The system has two users who are each getting a partition.
Q 37 / 51
1.
fan, paste, processor, socket
2.
fan, processor, socket
3.
fan, paste, processor, paste, socket
4.
fan, processor, paste, socket
Q 38 / 51
1.
Run a disk-checking utility.
2.
Close open programs.
3.
Restart the computer.
4.
Review the output of the netstat utility to check for incoming connections to the file.
Q 39 / 51
1.
BIOS
2.
RJ-45
3.
router
4.
NIC
Q 40 / 51
1.
MSCONFIG
2.
the Computer Management Console
3.
Task Manager
4.
the UEFI
Q 41 / 51
1.
DNS
2.
FTP
3.
VPN
4.
HTTP
Q 42 / 51
1.
Back up all files.
2.
Save data and close programs.
3.
Remove the older driver.
4.
Sign out of the operating system.
Q 43 / 51
1.
migration
2.
An official term does not exist, though it is colloquieally referred to as a "brain transplant."
3.
profile transfer
4.
account cloning
Q 44 / 51
1.
Do nothing. Wait until service is restored.
2.
Restart all computers on the network.
3.
Restart the gateway (router).
4.
Restart the modem.
Q 45 / 51
1.
Task Manager
2.
Event Viewer
3.
Perfomance Monitor
4.
Resource Monitor
Q 46 / 51
1.
DSL
2.
fiber optic
3.
cable
4.
dial-up
Q 47 / 51
1.
two-finger swipe
2.
pinch outward
3.
scroll with thumb instead
4.
force click and drag
Q 48 / 51
1.
mass storage that has ben repaired
2.
nonremovable mass storage
3.
any internal mass storage device
4.
any mass storage device that is not a SSD
Q 49 / 51
1.
memory and permanent (drive) storage
2.
SSD and HDD
3.
RAM and ROM
4.
standard memory and cache memory
Q 50 / 51
1.
Service Set Identifier, a wireless network's name
2.
an older security protocol for Wi-Fi networks
3.
the server-side ID used to identify devices on a network
4.
the MAC address broadcast for a wireless network
Q 51 / 51