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| What are all three names for mini-DIN? |
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| mini-DIN, PS/2, and DIN-6 |
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| How many times can you change the data on a CD-ROM |
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| Zero times. It is read only and the data can't be changed. |
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| How many times can you change the data on a CD-R? |
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| How many times can you change the data on a CD-RW? |
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| Any amount of times. It is rewritable. |
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| What do you call the commands that tell the computer what to do? |
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| Where do you connect an anti-static wrist strap? |
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| To a handy metal part of the case |
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| What sort of connector does a typical network interface card have? |
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| Modern keyboards connect to which ports? |
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| Which end of the USB cable plugs into the PC? |
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| A modern printer usually plugs into which ports? |
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| What do you plug into a three-row, 15-pin port? |
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| What connector was designed to connect your PC to a high-end television set? |
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| What connector was designed to connect your PC to a high-end audio system? |
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| What does NTFS stand for? |
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| How can you determine your Windows version? |
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By right-clicking My Computer in
Windows XP, or Computer in Vista and Windows 7, and selecting Properties. |
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| Which editions of Windows 7 does XP mode work with? |
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| Professional, Ultimate, and Enterprise. |
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| What is the max amount of RAM a 32-bit PC can hold? |
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| What is the max amount of RAM a 64-bit PC can hold? |
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| What are the four default libraries in Windows 7? |
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| Documents, Videos, Pictures, Music |
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| What is the name of the background application running gadgets in Windows 7? |
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| Move among selections in current windows |
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| Switch between open programs |
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| Select all the items in the current window |
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| Open a shortcut menu for the selected item (right click) |
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| Display the main window's system menu |
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| Open the properties for the selected object |
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| Cycle through taskbar buttons |
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| Windows Key - Pause/Break |
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| Open the system properties dialog box |
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| Where is the default SystemRoot folder? |
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| Where are the fonts located? |
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| Where are offline web pages stored? |
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%SystemRoot%\Offline Files - XP
%SystemRoot%\Offline Web Pages - 7 |
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| Where is system32 located? |
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| Where are temp files stored? |
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| In device manager, what does a red down-arrow icon mean? |
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| In device manager, what does a black exclamation mark icon mean? |
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| User State Migration Tool. A script based more advanced version of easy transfer. |
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| What is an advantage of running Windows on NTFS as opposed to FAT? |
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| What is the proper way to refer to the system root folder? |
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| What folder is a central storage location for user files in XP? |
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| What utility is helpful in troubleshooting hardware? |
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Which Windows utility backs up critical files and settings and enables you to roll back to a previous
state? |
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| Many tech tools are grouped together in which location? |
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| Start | All Programs | Accessories | System Tools |
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| Which utility is missing from the default Windows XP Home installation? |
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| What is displayed in the Computer window? |
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| All the drives on your system |
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| Which feature of Windows 7 enables you to link folders and view their contents together? |
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| What is the max speed of CAT1? |
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| What is the max speed of CAT3? |
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| Designed for 10Mbps networks. A variant can support up to 100 Mbps. |
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| What is the max speed of CAT5? |
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| What is the max speed of CAT5e? |
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| What is the max speed of CAT6? |
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| Supports 1-Gbps up to 100 meters, and 10-Gbps up to 55 meters. |
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| What is the max speed of CAT6a? |
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| Supports 10-Gbps at 100 meters |
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| What is the max amount of bytes and Ethernet frame can hold? |
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| Any device that has a network connection. |
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| A LAN is almost always what kind of domain? |
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| How many bits are in a MAC address? |
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| What CPUs does the LGA 775 socket support, and how many pins does it have? |
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| Pentium 4, Celeron, Pentium 4 Extreme Edition, Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Quad, Xeon, and many others. 775 Pins |
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| What CPUs does the LGA 1155 socket support, and how many pins does it have? |
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| Core i3/i5/i7, Pentium, Celeron, Xeon. 1155 Pins |
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| What CPUs does the LGA 1156 socket support, and how many pins does it have? |
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| Core i3/i5/i7, Pentium, Celeron, Xeon. 1156 Pins |
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| What CPUs does the LGA 1366 socket support, and how many pins does it have? |
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| Core i7, Xeon, Celeron. 1366 pins |
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| What CPUs does the 940 socket support, and how many pins does it have? |
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| Opteron, Athlon 64 FX. 940 pins |
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| What CPUs does the AM2 socket support, and how many pins does it have? |
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| Athlon 64, Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64 FX, Opteron, Sempron, Phenom. 940 pins |
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| What CPUs does the AM2+ socket support, and how many pins does it have? |
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| Athlon 64, Athlon 64 X2, Athlon II, Opteron, Phenom, Phenom II. 940 pins |
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| What CPUs does the AM3 socket support, and how many pins does it have? |
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| Phenom II, Athlon II, Sempron, Opteron. 941 pins |
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| What CPUs does the AM3+ socket support, and how many pins does it have? |
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| What CPUs does the FMI socket support, and how many pins does it have? |
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| What CPUs does the F socket support, and how many pins does it have? |
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| Opteron, Athlon FX. 1207 pins |
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| What do registers provide for the CPU? |
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| The CPU uses registers for temporary storage of internal commands and data. |
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| What function does the external data bus have in the PC? |
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The external data bus provides a channel for the flow of data and commands between the CPU and
RAM. |
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| What is the function of the address bus in the PC? |
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| The address bus enables the CPU to communicate with the memory controller chip. |
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Which CPU feature enables the microprocessor to support running multiple operating systems at the
same time? |
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| Which feature enables a single-core CPU to function like two CPUs? |
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