Term
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Definition
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233-450 Mhz...
L1- 32kb....
L2- 512kb....
Single Edge Cartridge....
Slot 1....
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Term
| Pentium II Celeron Specs...
Ch3 |
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Definition
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266-700 Mhz...
L1- 32kb...
L2- 128kb on later versions...
Single Edge Processor and PGA...
Slot 1, Socket 370
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Term
| Pentium III Specs...
.
Ch3 |
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Definition
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450 Mhz - 1.26 Ghz...
L1- 32kb...
L2- 256kb or 512kb...
SEC2 and PGA...
Slot1 , Socket 370
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Term
| Celeron II, Pentium III Specs...
Ch3 |
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Definition
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533-700 Mhz...
L1- 32kb...
L2- 128kb...
PGA...
Socket 370
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Term
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Definition
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500 Mhz - 1Ghz...
L1- 128kb...
L2- 512kb...
SEC...
Slot A
Had 9 pipelines
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Term
| AMD Athlon Thunderbird Specs...
Ch 3 |
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Definition
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650 Mhz - 1.4Ghz...
L1- 128kb...
L2- 256kb...
PGA...
Socket A (462 pin)
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Term
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Definition
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600Mhz - 1.3Ghz...
L1- 128kb...
L2- 64kb...
PGA...
Socket A (642 Pin)
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Term
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Definition
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1.3 - 3.2 Ghz...
L1- 128kb...
L2- 256 and 512kb...
PGA...
Socket 423 and 478
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Term
| AMD Athlon XP Specs...
Ch3 |
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Definition
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1.3 - 2.16 Ghz...
L1- 128kb...
L2- 256kb and 512kb...
PGA...
Socket A (462 pin)
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Term
| What is Clock Speed?...
Ch3 |
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Definition
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The maximum number of clock cycles a CPU can handle in a certain amount of time...
Also known as the max speed of a CPU
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Term
| What are PGA and ZIF?...
Ch3 |
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Definition
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Pin Grid Array...
Zero Insertion Force...
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Term
| What is DRAM and what are its characteristics?...
Ch3 |
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Definition
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Dynamic Random Access Memory...
Needs to have its registers refreshed(volitale)...
Northbridge tells DRAM when to refresh
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Term
| What are Disk Cache and RAM Cache?...
Ch3 |
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Definition
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Disk Cache supports Hard Drive to Ram...
Ram Cache supports Ram to CPU
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Term
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Definition
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60 - 200 Mhz...
L1- 16kb...
Socket 4,5
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Term
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Definition
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166-200 Mhz...
L1- 16kb...
L2- 256, 512kb, or 1mb...
Socket 8...
Beginning of MMX technology
Handled 4 seperate pipelines
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Term
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Definition
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72 pin...
32 bits wide...
FPM (Fast Page Mode) DRAM
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Term
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Definition
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Double Data Rate Synchronous DRAM
Two processes per clock cycle...
184 pins for Desktop...
200 or 172 pin for SO DIMM for Laptops...
Speeds - 200,266,333,400 Mhz
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Term
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Definition
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Rambus DRAM or RDRAM...
Speeds up to 800 Mhz...
184 pin for desktop...
160 SO-RIMM for laptop...
64 bits wide...
All RIMM slots must be populated on RIMM motherboards...
Must be installed in pairs
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Term
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Definition
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168/184 pins for Desktop...
68/72/144/172 for laptops (SO-DIMM) Single Outline DIMM
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Term
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Definition
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Extended Data Out DRAM...
Needs less refreshing...
Comes in 72 pin SIMM's and 168 pin DIMM's
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Term
| SDRAM characteristics...
Ch4 |
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Definition
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Synchronous DRAM...
Tied to CPU Clock...
66, 75, 83, 100, 133 MHZ...
No access speeds as it is tied to the speed of the clock.
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Term
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Definition
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Came about when Athlon/PIII moved FSB's to 100 and 133Mhz...
Use SPD (serial presence detection) to tell the system all about the DRAM (speed, size, bits, etc)
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Term
| Boot process of a computer...
Ch5 |
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Definition
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-CPU wakes up...
-Reads power good wire (sends built in memory address)...
-POST (Power on self test)...
-Bootstrap loader (finds OS)...
-Passes control to the OS
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Term
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Definition
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6- 8042 Keyboard...
8- Video problem
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Term
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Definition
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-loads 32 bit drivers for DOS...
5 standard sections in the file
-boot
-keyboard
-boot description
-386 EnH (majority of drivers stored here)
-Drivers
Win98/ME require this to boot!!!
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Term
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Definition
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A text file located in root C:...
Needed in Win 98/ME...
Stores common or native system device drivers
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Term
| CMOS Erros...
Possible causes...
Ch5 |
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Definition
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-Dead battery...
-In and out of PCI/Memory cards...
-Touching the motherboard...
-Chip creep
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Term
| Last 384k in the first 1mb of memory store the...
Ch5 |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Peripheral Component Interconnect...
32 bit, 33Mhz...
Self configuring...
Full bus mastering and DMA...
Sits between the FSB and other expansion buses...
Supports memory addresses 3f8h-fffh
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Term
| DRQ7...
bits and use...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| DRQ 6...
Bits and use...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| DRQ 5...
Bits and use...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| DRQ 3...
Bits and use...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| DRQ 2...
bits and use...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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8 bit...
used for Floppy drive controller
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Term
| DRQ 1...
Bits and use...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| DRQ 0....
bits and use...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| COM ports are primarily used with...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Secondary hard drive controller...
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Term
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Definition
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Primary Hard Drive Controller...
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Cascaded to IRQ 2...Open for use...
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Open for use
Connects to IRQ 9
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
| Memory address...
01F0-01F7...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Primary Hard drive controller...
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Term
| Memory address...
00C0-00CF...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| Memory address...
03F0-03F7...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| Memory address...
02F8-02FF...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| Memory address...
0378-037F...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| Memory address...
03E8-03EF...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| Memory address...
02E8-02EF...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| Memory address...
0278-027F...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| Memory address...
03F8-03FF...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| Memory address...
0064...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| Memory address...
0020-002F...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| Memory address...
0030-003F...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| Memory address...
0000-000F...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| Expansion cards use/need 4 things from a CPU...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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I/O address...
IRQ...
DMA...
Memory Address...
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Term
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Definition
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2 flavors, 8 and 16 bit...
stands for Industry Standard Architecture
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Term
| Northbridge handles data between...
Ch7 |
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Definition
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Term
| Southbridge handles data between...
Ch7 |
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Definition
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The expansion cards, mass storage and the CPU...
Sits between the expansion slots and the IDE controllers
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Term
| P8/P9 connectors line up with the....
Ch8 |
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Definition
|
Black ground wires touching in the middle
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Term
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Definition
|
Power supplies...
RAM...
Floppy drives
Field replaceable units
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Term
| Solid LED on a floppy drive indicates...
Ch9 |
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Definition
|
That the ribbon cable is flipped
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Term
| Floppy drive ribbon cables consist of...
Ch9 |
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Definition
|
34 pin ribbon...
and a 7 wire twist to indicate the primary or master drive
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Term
| Which OS's can handle which software RAID's?...
Ch10 |
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Definition
|
NT/2000 server - "Disk Management"
RAID 0, 1, 5...
2000/XP- can do 0 or 1, but NOT 5
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Term
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Definition
|
Disk Striping with distributed parity...
Provides redundancy and speed...
Requires at least 3 HD's
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Term
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Definition
|
Disk mirroring...
for full redundancy...
Requires at least 2 HD's...
2 100GB HD's in RAID 1 = 100GB of storage
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Term
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Definition
|
Disk Striping...
Provides no redundancy...
Used for speed...
2 drives
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Term
| DMA data transfer rates for HD's...
(ATA/xx = mode x)...
Ch10 |
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Definition
|
Can be either 16 or 32 bit...
ATA/66 = Mode 4...
ATA/100 = Mode 5..
ATA/133 = Mode 6
ALL Require 40 pin, 80 wire ribbon cable
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Term
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Definition
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Serial...
7 wire data cables...
1 meter cable lengths...
hot swappable...
1 device per controller channel...
150mbps data rate
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Term
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Definition
|
80286 was the first to use this standard...
uses 40 pin, 80 wire ribbon cable...
18" max cable length
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Term
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Definition
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Advanced Technology Attachment Packet Interface...
-Used for non-HD devices (CD/DVD ROMS)...
-Uses same 40 pin ribbon cable as IDE
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Term
| Ultra ATA/33 requires xx pin, xx wire ribbon cable...
Ch10 |
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Definition
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Term
| Hard drive sectors contain X amount of data...
Ch10 |
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Definition
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Term
| To fix the master boot record in 98/ME, use....
Ch11 |
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Definition
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Term
| NTFS 5 OS's and characteristics...
Ch11 |
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Definition
|
2000 and XP...
EFS- Encrypting File System...
Disk quotas for users...
Volume mount points
Adjustable cluster sizes
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Term
| File systems in each OS...
Ch11 |
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Definition
|
-Fat 16...
All...........
-Fat 32....
95 OSR2
98
ME
2000
XP............
-NTFS 5....
2000
XP
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Term
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Definition
|
Is a dynamic disk...
Acts like a primary partition, bootable
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Term
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Definition
|
Only in 2000/XP...
Use volumes instead of partitions...
Can change the size of volumes without deleting them...
Not available in XP Home edition
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Term
| Extended Partition...
Ch11 |
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Definition
|
Not bootable...
Up to 3 extended partitions on a drive...
Must be divided into at least 1 logical drive to show up in the OS
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Term
| Partitioning tools in each OS...
Ch11 |
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Definition
|
98/ME - FDISK (Console)...
NT4 - Disk Administrator...
2000/XP- Disk Management
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Term
|
Definition
|
Used to partition drives in 98/ME...
Allows only one primary (bootable) partition per drive
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Term
| Primary Partitions...
Ch11 |
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Definition
|
Store operating systems...
A hard drive must have a primary partition to boot up...
Always C:, can't be changed.
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Term
| Volume Boot Sector...
Ch11 |
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Definition
|
First sector of the first cylinder of each partition...
Stors info on each partition, such as location of OS boot files
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Term
| Hard Drive partition tables...
Ch11 |
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Definition
|
Support up to 4 bootable partitions per drive
|
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Term
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Definition
|
Looks for partition in the partition table with valid operating systems...
Takes control of the boot process from the BIOS.
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Term
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Definition
|
First sector on the physical drive...
Contains the MBR and the partition table
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Term
| Four things NTFS 5 has that NTFS 4 does not...
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
Encryption...
Mount Points...
Disk Quotas...
Dynamic disk support
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Term
|
Definition
|
Completes loading the registry,...initializes all device drivers, and starts winlogon.exe...
The last step in loading the GUI
|
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Term
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Definition
|
Provides boot access on SCSI drives
|
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Term
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Definition
|
-When booting NT/2000/Xp, this detects installed hardware
|
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Term
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Definition
|
If booting to 98/ME, NTLDR reads this file to find the IO.sys file
|
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Term
|
Definition
|
Text file that lists operating systems available to NTLDR...
Then points NTLDR to the boot partition
|
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Term
|
Definition
|
MBR or MFT start the NTLDR file, which reads the BOOT.ini file
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Term
| List the boot process for NT/2000/XP...
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
NTLDR...
BOOT.ini...
NTDETECT.com...
NTBOOTDD.sys (if SCSI is present)...
Then...
NTOSKRNL.exe
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Term
| Advantages of NTFS over FAT...
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
Long File Names (LFN)- 255 characters...
Redundancy- Stores MFT in the middle of the drive...
Backward compatible...
Recoverability- Transaction logging...
Security - EFS
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Term
| Which OS's have System Restore?....
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
Win 98 and XP, but not 2000!
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Term
| First OS to have Internet Connection Sharing?...
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
|
Term
| System Information Tool...
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
In 98/ME, much like a "read only" device manager....
Is the launch pad for most system utilities in 98/Me
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Term
| Start up disks for 98/ME...
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
Method for creation is in the OS...
Cannot start GUI from the startup disks, only the command prompt
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Term
| [386EnH] section of SYSTEM.ini stores...
.
ch12 |
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Definition
|
All drivers for 386 enhanced mode....
Enhanced mode = OS accessing processors 386 protected mode
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Term
| SYSTEM.ini characteristics...
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
Required in 98/Me to boot...
Initializes resources...
Not required in 2000/XP, but provided for backwards compatibility...
Use Notepade, EDIT.exe, or SYSEDIT to edit the file
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Term
|
Definition
|
Loads the graphical portion of 98/Me
|
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Term
|
Definition
|
Provides access to the memory beyond the first 1MB...
Required by 98/ME to load the GUI...
Is located in CONFIG.sys
|
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Term
|
Definition
|
Required by 98/ME...
No longer part of OS Kernal in DPMI...
Replaces many functions of AUTOEXEC.bat and CONFIG.sys prior to the OS starting
|
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|
Term
| Left control key while "Starting Win98" does....
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
Boots to option menu where you can get to the C:....
IO.sys looks to see if Control is pressed at this time
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Term
|
Definition
|
Dos Protected Mode Interface...
IO.sys- Combined functions of old DOS's IO.sys and MSDOS.sys...
MSDOS.sys- Start up file options, it is hidden and read only on the root ....
COMMAND.com- Provides the command prompt. Not needed in the OS unless AUTOEXEC.bat is needed. Stored in the root.
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Term
| Advantages of FAT32 over FAT16...
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
Long File Names (255 characters)...
Partitions can be 2 Terabytes instead of 2 Gigabytes
|
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Term
| Differences between DPMI and DOS...
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
DPMI supports LFN and FAT32
|
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Term
|
Definition
|
98/ME is really 2 parts, DPMI and Protected Mode GUI...
Protected mode means 32 bit...
DOS mode starts first, then the GUI
|
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Term
| What are the Swap Files in the OS's?...
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
98/ME- Win386.swp...
NT/2000/XP- Pagefile.sys
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Term
|
Definition
|
Only in 98...
Stores registry data in RAM to speed up system configuration....
Contains a snapshot of all hardware currently in use...
Updated at boot and as changes are made to the system
|
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Term
| HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIGURATION...
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
Shows current device configurations
|
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|
Term
| HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE...
Ch12 |
|
Definition
|
Stores data for non-user specific configurations, including all devices on the system
|
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Term
| HKEY_USERS and HKEY_CURRENT_USER...
Ch12 |
|
Definition
|
Users- Stores all information on ALL users of local machine....
Current user- Stores current user settings.
|
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Term
| HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT...
Ch12 |
|
Definition
|
Defines the standard class objects....
Class objects - named group of functions
|
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Term
| Characteristics of 98/ME registry files...
Ch12 |
|
Definition
|
Path- Double click MY COMPUTER>CONTROL PANEL, or START>SETTINGS>CONTROL PANEL...
Also, typing in %windir% at run line...
2 binary files, SYSTEM.dat and USER.dat
|
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Term
|
Definition
|
Takes you to the directory that houses the NT/2000/XP OS files...
|
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Term
| Network Neighborhood and My Network Places...
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
Network Neighborhood- Win98...
My Network Places- ME/2000/XP
|
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Term
|
Definition
|
Acted seperately from My Computer in all versions prior to XP....
XP combined My computer and Win Explorer.
|
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Term
| 2 configuration files of DOS...
Ch12 |
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Definition
|
CONFIG.sys- Loads specialized device drivers and sets OS variables...
AUTOEXEC.bat- text file that ran DOS commands each time the PC starts.
|
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Term
|
Definition
|
IO.sys- loaded common drivers for system devices, such as keyboard, floppy, hard drives, VGA video...
MSDOS.sys...
Commmand.com- provided command prompt.
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Term
| 4 Command line Attribs...
Ch13 |
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Definition
|
-hidden + or - h...
-read only + or - r...
-system + or - s...
-archive + or - a
|
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|
Term
|
Definition
|
Tracks boot process, logging as each driver and program loads.
|
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Term
|
Definition
|
Created during hardware detection process....
Tracks detection, query, and installation of devices.
|
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Term
|
Definition
|
Tracks complete installl process....
Logs success and failure of file copying, registry updates, and reboots
|
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Term
| Operating systems that can upgrade directly to XP Pro...
Ch14 |
|
Definition
|
All Win 98 versions...
Win ME...
NT 4.0 SP5...
2000 Pro...
XP Home
|
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Term
| Hardware requirements for XP...
Ch14 |
|
Definition
|
233 Mhz (Intel or AMD)...
64MB RAM...
1.5GB HD.....
800x600/ DirectX 8...
CD-ROM, Keyboard, Mouse
|
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|
Term
| Hardware requirements for 2000...
Ch14 |
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Definition
|
Pentium 133 Mhz...
64MB RAM...
2GB HD w/650MB free...
VGA video
|
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|
Term
| Hardware requirements for NT...
Ch14 |
|
Definition
|
80486 @ 25Mhz..
12MB RAM...
128MB HD...
VGA Video
|
|
|
Term
| What does CVT.exe do?...
Ch14 |
|
Definition
|
|
Term
| Hardware requirements for 98/ME..
Ch14 |
|
Definition
|
Any Pentium...
32MB RAM...
455-635MB HD...
640x480 @ 16 colors...
Mouse, CD ROM, Sound card
|
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Term
| General Protection faults occur when...
Ch15 |
|
Definition
|
One program enters the memory area of another....
Check DRWATSON.log
|
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|
Term
| Troubleshooting when OS won't boot to GUI...
Ch15 |
|
Definition
|
1-Corrupt swap file...boot to safe mode, disable virtual memory....
2-step by step configuration from boot menu (98 only).......
3-Corrupt registy.....
4-Resource conflicts.....boot to safe mode and go to device manager....
5-Bad driver....use Automated Skip Driver in safe mode.....
6-Core windows file is corrupt
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Term
| What to do when "Error in CONFIG.sys in LINE XX" ....
Ch15 |
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Definition
|
Edit CONFIG.sys and put a semi-colon in front of the offending line....
|
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|
Term
| "NO OS FOUND" error....
Ch15 |
|
Definition
|
-Missing IO.sys or MSDOS.sys files....
Load the startup disk and use the SYS C: command to recopy to the hard drive
|
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|
Term
| Two files that help support CD ROMS ......
Ch15 |
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Definition
|
OAKCDROM.sys-provides driver for making bootable CD ROM.....
MSCDEX.exe-located in the Windows>Command folder
|
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Term
| Path to create startup disks in 98/ME....
Ch15 |
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Definition
|
START>SETTINGS>CONTROL PANEL>ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS>STARTUP DISKS.
|
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|
Term
| System Configuration Utility in 98/ME...
Ch15 |
|
Definition
|
Located in TOOLS menu......
START>RUN>MSCONFIG.........
Programs that autorun can be found here. Contains CONFIG.sys, AUTOEXEC.bat, SYSTEM.ini, WIN.ini, and Startup tabs.
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Term
| System Monitor in 98/ME.........
Ch15 |
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Definition
|
START>PROGRAMS>ACCESSORIES>SYSTEM TOOLS....
Can view free physical memory, CPU usage, and network throughput
|
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|
Term
|
Definition
|
Located in all versions of Windows, this monitors and stores files that are continuously requested by the CPU from RAM.
|
|
|
Term
| What OS's hold Scandisk?........
Ch15 |
|
Definition
|
98/ME.........
Path
START>PROGRAMS>SYSTEM TOOLS
|
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|
Term
| Emergency Repair Disks.......
Ch15 |
|
Definition
|
Only found in NT and 2000......
Not bootable, have to use startup disks to get to prompt to use ERD's.
|
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|
Term
|
Definition
|
Connects directly to the Northbridge....
.
66Mhz...
32bit PCI 2.1....
Strobing- multiplies signals 2x, 4x, or 8x per clock cycle
|
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|
Term
|
Definition
|
|
Term
| 15pin, 3 row, DB type connector...
Ch18 |
|
Definition
|
|
Term
| Active Matrix/ TFT.....
Ch18 |
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TFT- Thin Film Transistor.....
Transistors control each color dot in LCD.....
Faster, crisper, tighter color control, brighter, more colors and wider viewing angle (90-100 degrees) than passive matrix
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Definition
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Slow, tends to overlap between pixels
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Term
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Definition
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Diagonal distance between phosphorous dots of the same color in a monitor....
Mesuared in mm...
Usually between .39 and .18mm...
.28 is usually the max usable pitch...
Lower the pitch the better
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Term
| Functional Aspect Ratio....
Ch18 |
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4:3...
Horizontal to Vertical
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Term
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Definition
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Vertical Refresh Rate...
length of time to draw the entire screen and return to uppler left hand corner...
Improper VRR is number 1 killer of monitors
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Term
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Definition
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Horizontal Refresh Rate...
Speed at which electron beam moves across the screen
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Term
| SCSI 3 standards.....
Ch19 |
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8bit... 16bit....
Ultra... 20Mhz ...20Mbps ...40Mbps
Ultra2... 40Mhz ...40Mbps ...80Mbps
Ultra3... 80Mhz ...80Mbps ...160Mbps
....Hot swappable
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Term
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Definition
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Low Voltage Differential...
12 Meters max length cable...
Compatible with SE, but not HVD. Takes speed of slower SE when connected together.
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Term
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Definition
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High Voltage differential...
2 wires per bit of data...
SCSI2 standards...
25 meter max cable length...
Not compatible with LVD, but is with SE...
Very expensive
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Term
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Definition
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Single Ended...
Slowest SCSI standard...
6 meter, max cable length
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Term
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Definition
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8bit (narrow)...
16bit (wide)....
32bit (wide) not used often bc of $$....
10Mhz (fast SCSI)...
Roughly 10Mbps of data throughput
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Term
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Definition
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8bit and 5mhz ...
7 devices at once (+1 for the host adapter)
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Term
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Definition
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0 to 15...
Host adapter is usually the highest number...
No 2 devices in the same chain can have the same ID
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Term
| # of SCSI devices on a chain (SCSI1 and SCSI2)...
Ch19 |
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SCSI1- 7 +adapter........
SCSI2- 15 +adapter
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Term
| SCSI connections........
Ch19 |
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Definition
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68 pin ribbon cable...
or...
50pin High Density...
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Term
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Definition
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Type A- 50 Wires, 8 bit Used by SCSI 1 and 2...
Type B- 68 wires. Needed for SCSI, used in parallel with Type A....
P Cable- Replaced the A/B cable combo, 68 wires....
SCSI 3 uses SCA 80 pin cable
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Term
| 3 types of Laptop batteries...
Ch21 |
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Definition
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NiCD- Nickel Cadmium Must be recycled...
NiMH- Nickel Metal Hydride....
LiION- Lithium Ion
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Term
| 2 types of Firewire connections...
Ch21 |
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Definition
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6 pin powered...
4 pin unpowered...
IEEE 1394 handles 63 devices
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Term
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Definition
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72 or 144 pin SODIMM...
172 or 200 pin DDR SODIMM
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Term
| USB Standards (Speeds)...
Ch21 |
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Definition
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USB 1.1- 12Mbps....
USB 2.0- 480Mbps......
Supply power to devices.....
Max cable length of 5 meters....
Handles 127 devices
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Term
| 3 types of PCMCIA cards....
Ch21 |
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Definition
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Personal Computer Memory Card International Association.....
68 pin interface...
32 bit, 3.3 volts...
Type 1 3.3mm - flash memory....
Type II 5mm - Modem, NIC.....
Type III 10.5mm - Hard drive....
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Term
| 2 sets of drivers used with PC laptop cards....
Ch21 |
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Definition
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Socket services- physical drivers of slot....
Card Services- software drivers of the function of the card
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Term
| Spotty printing of laser printer......
Ch22 |
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Definition
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Damaged drum ..........
Clean the fuser rollers...
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Term
| Vertical white lines -laser printer....
Ch22 |
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Definition
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Clogged toner....
Shake the toner cartridge or replace it
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Term
| Ghosting - laser printer...
Ch22 |
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Definition
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Image on drum isn't fully discharged....
Not enough toner or the charge on the toner isn't good enough...
Bad cleaning blade on drum
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Term
| "Dirty" printouts - laser printer...
Ch22 |
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Definition
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Dirty fusing roller, leaves light dusting of toner on the paper
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Term
| Blank page - laser printer...
Ch22 |
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Definition
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Printer is out of toner....
If the image is on the drum, then the transfer corona has failed.
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Term
| Blank page - Inkjet printer... |
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Definition
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Term
| 6 Steps of the laser print process....
Ch22 |
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1. Clean - Drum is scrapped, blasted by erasure lamps..........
2. Charge - Primary corona wire charges the drum uniformly to ~ -600V........
3. Write - Laser writes positive image (~ -100V) to the drum......
4. Develop- Toner is charged (negative charge) and attracted to the paper.......
5. Transfer - Transfer corona positively charges the paper.......
6. Fuse - Pressure roller pushes up, heat roller fuses the toner to the paper (Static eliminator takes charge out of the paper so that it doesn't wrap around the drum).
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Term
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Definition
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Fastest of all parallel standards.....
Doesn't monitor transfer progress, just waits for completion signal.....
Uses DMA......
Extended Capability Port
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Term
| IEEE 1284 Standard.......
Ch22 |
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Definition
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Parallel standards.....
150Kbps......
5 modes for parallel compatibility
- Nibble
- Byte
- EPP
- ECP.......
Calls for Centronics on one end and DB25 Male on the other........
6ft max cable length
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Term
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Definition
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Enhanced Parallel Mode.....
High speed, 2 way data transfers......
500 Kbps to 2Mbps
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Term
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Definition
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Corona's in laser printer emit ozone.....
Filter must be vacuumed or replaced routinely......
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Term
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Definition
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Located close to the bottom of toner cartridge.....
Pressure roller on bottom, heated roller on top melts toner onto the paper.....
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Term
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Definition
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Gives paper a positive charge so negatively charged toner sticks to it.....
Static charge eliminator- removes charge so that paper doesn't wrap around the drum.
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Term
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Definition
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Cylinder gives toner a negative charge (~ -500 to -200V).....
The toner is attracted to the parts of the drum hit by the laser.
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Term
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Definition
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Writing mechanism inside laser printer.....
Gives positive charge (~ -100V) to parts of the drum where toner will stick to
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Term
| Primary Corona Wire.....
Ch22 |
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Definition
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Near the drum, but doesn't touch.....
Charged with VERY high voltage.....
Gives uniform negative (~ -600V) charge to the drum prior to the drum getting the image from the laser
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Term
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Definition
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Blast entire drum with light to remove previous image....
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Term
| Photosensitive Drum....
Ch22 |
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Definition
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Aluminium cylinder that is grounded in the center.
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Term
| InkJet Printers use which 4 colors?.....
Ch22 |
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Definition
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Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Blac......
Resolution is measured in DPI, Dots per inch.
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Term
| Impact/Dot Matrix printers use.....
Ch22 |
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Definition
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9 or 24 pins on the platen....
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Term
| Throughput/Range/Frequency/Compatibility of 802.11 standards.....
Ch23 |
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Definition
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802.11a .....
54Mbps....
150 ft range....
5Ghz frequencey...
Only with A...............
802.11b....
11Mbps...
300 ft range...
2.4 Ghz frequency...
Only with b.............
802.11g....
54Mbps....
300 ft range...
2.4 Ghz frequencey...
B and G compatible
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Windows Internet Name Service....
Like DNS, but only for local machines....
Links computer name to IP address....
2000/XP don't use WINS, but use Dynamic DNS which does same thing.
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Term
| Paths to change TCP/IP in different OS's......
Ch23 |
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Definition
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98/ME-Modem....
MY COMPUTER>DIAL UP NETWORKING> RIGHT CLICK CONNECTION, then PROPERTIES>SERVER TYPE>TCP/IP SETTINGS......
98/ME-direct connection
CONTROL PANEL>NETWORKS/TCP/IP>PROPERTIES.........
2000/XP- My Network Places
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Term
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Definition
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Wireless Equivalency Privacy....
40 or 104 bit encryption....
Based on Wireless nodes MAC................
WIFI Protected Access....
Uses an encryption key....
Most secure method
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Term
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Definition
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Nortel's version of TCP/IP....
Internetwork Packet Exchange/Sequenced Packet Exchange.....
Works with routers.
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Term
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Definition
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NetBios Extended User Interface....
For Workgroups of less than 200 nodes....
Not routable
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Term
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Definition
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Known as 802.5t....
Star Ring topology....
4Mbps or 16Mbps....
Can use Cat 3, 4, 5, 6....
260PC's on STP...
72 on UTP...
Max cable length...
100meters on STP....
45 meters on UTP...
Type 1 Shielded Twisted Pair cable
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Term
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Definition
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Fiber....
Max length is 2000 Meters per segment....
62.5 /125 multimode fiber cable is used.....
SC is square connector, ST is round....
Longest of all 10Base networks
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Up to 4Mbps...
Used for ISDN/T1 lines
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Term
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Definition
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Used for phone line...
Up to 16Mbps
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Term
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Definition
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Term
| Category 5, 5e cable
Ch23 |
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Definition
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Cat5 - up to 100Mbps...
Cat5e- up to 1Gbps
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Term
| Category 6 cable....
Ch23 |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Uses Star Bus topology...
Connects using UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair)...
Max distance between device and hub is 100 meters....
Max devices per hub is 1024
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Term
| Star Bus Topology...
Ch23 |
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Definition
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Networks that connect through a central point or hub
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Term
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Definition
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Use Thinnet cable...
RG58...
Support 30 Devices...
Max length of 185 meters....
Use BNC connectors....
Bus topology....
802.3 IEEE
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Term
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Definition
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10Mbps...
Uses Thicknet cable...
RG8...
Supports 100 Devices...
Max segment length is 500 meters...
Uses 50 ohm terminators
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Term
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Definition
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Uses CSMA/CD...
Needs termination...
When one break in the chain, all devices go down.
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Term
| COMMAND.com is _____ in Win 98 by default.... |
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Definition
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Term
| Which file processes commands from CONFIG.sys in Win 98? |
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Definition
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Term
| 15 pin 2 Row DB (serial) connector |
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Definition
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Term
| 15pin 3 Row DB (serial) connector |
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Definition
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Term
| Hard drive and CD ROM power connectors provide.... |
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Definition
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Term
| A COM port is made up of two values,... |
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Definition
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Term
| Socket 7 has how many pins? |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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the series of steps the CPU needs to process a command.
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Term
| Pentium II provided _______pipelining. |
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Term
| 8042 chip on a motherboard is the |
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Definition
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Term
| AMD K6/Pentium MMX fits in a Socket ____ |
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Definition
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Term
| SSE (Streaming SIMD Extensions) was first found on a |
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Term
| 3 companies that write BIOS |
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Definition
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American Megatrends (AMI)....Award......Pheonix Technologies
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Term
| DRQ 4.....
bits and use...
Ch6 |
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Definition
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Term
| AT and ATX motherboards share one common characterstic....
Ch7 |
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Definition
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Term
| ATX supports soft power, which...
Ch7 |
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Definition
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Allows software to power a pc on and off
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Term
| Molex connectors provide what volatage on red and yellow wires?
Ch8 |
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Definition
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Term
| Standard floppy used today is...
Ch9 |
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Definition
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Term
| 3 units that combine to define a hard drive's geometry....
Ch10 |
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Definition
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Cylinders....group of tracks of the same diameter
Heads.....read/write data to/from the drive
Sectors....512 bytes of data
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Term
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Definition
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Logical Block Address....must be enabled to allow hard drives larger than 504MB.
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Term
| DMA data transfers can be either ____bits or ____bits.....Ch10 |
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Definition
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Term
| ATA/66 ATA/100 and ATA/133 (Ultra DMA 4, 5, 6) need an ______wire cable....Ch10 |
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