2nd Part, also contains 75 Questions
PS/2
VGA
Parallel
I/O port
SCSI
COM
PS/2
Parallel
PCI
AGP
DMI
PCI Express
Passive heat sinks
Thermal glue
Cooling fans
Shrouds
Configuring the BIOS for the video card being installed.
Physically installing the video card.
Making sure the video card is in the protective anti-static bag.
Installing drivers for the video card.
CRT monitors
LCD monitors
Data projectors
USB monitors
Allow plenty of clearance around the video card slot. Don’t use the slot next to the video card if the card would limit airflow to the video card’s cooling features.
Use antistatic cleaners made for electronics to clean screens and other surfaces.
Do not spray cleaners directly onto screens or enclosures.
Use thumbscrews to hold VGA and DVI cables in place on displays, projectors, and video cards.
When a system is opened for upgrades or service, check the condition of the cooling features of the video card. Remove hair, dust, or dirt in or on the heat sink, cooling fan, fan shroud, or heat pipe radiator. Make sure airflow around and behind the video card is not obstructed by cables, dirt, dust, or other components.
VGA
DVI
DMI
HDMI
USB
Determine what type of cable is compatible with your video card
Go to the advanced dialog screen and choose a resolution
Connect the cable to the video card
None of these options is correct
Refresh rate too slow
Refresh rate too fast
Loose video cable
The monitor is bad
Change the refresh rate
Re-install the monitor
Check the connection
Use the OSD buttons on the front of the monitor
My Computer
Display Properties
Screen Saver tab
Appearance tab
Composite
AGP slot
A DVI port
A VGA video port
Reboot the computer
Install the device driver
Take the card out and put it back in
Call a technician
The F keys
Fn key
Num Lock key
Delete key
DIMMs
SIMMs
SDRAM
SODIMMs
3.5 in
2.5 in
5.25 in
1.8 in
A docking station
A laptop case
A smart card
None of these options is correct
PCI card
AGP card
PCI Express card
PCMCIA
Memory optimizing
CPU filtering
Processor throttling
Load balancing
Roller ball
Touch pad
Stylus
Pointing stick
Advanced tab
Suspend tab
Power Schemes tab
Alarms tab
Ethernet
Bluetooth Devices applet
Wireless Zero Configuration
WPA2
Use a multimeter
Turn off the computer
Make sure the laptop is unplugged
None of these options is correct
Blocked cooling fan
Cooling fan failure
Damage to the heat sink
All these options are correct