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This is the hardest trivia quiz on CompTIA A+ Essentials. If you really know everything about computers then do take this quiz to prove your worth. Many of the questions will provide valuable information that you might see on the test. Read the questions carefully and answer. Are you ready to face the challenge? If yes, then let's start. Good Luck!


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  • 1. 

    A CPU can operate in how many different modes and use which of the following instruction sets?

    • A.

      3 (RISC, EPIC, CISC)

    • B.

      2 (RISC, EPIC)

    • C.

      4 (Throttling, Hyperthreading, MMX, Pipelining)

    • D.

      3 (Throttling, Hyperthreading, Pipelining)

    • E.

      None of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. 3 (RISC, EPIC, CISC)
    Explanation
    A CPU can operate in 3 modes (16-bit real/ 32-bit protected/ merged 16/32 bit)
    CPUs can use RISC(Reduced Instruction Set Computing)
    EPIC(Explicitly parallel instruction Computing)
    CISC(Complex Instruction Set computing)

    instruction sets.

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  • 2. 

    LC and ST are what type of connectors?

    • A.

      IEEE1394

    • B.

      IEEE1284

    • C.

      RS-232

    • D.

      Fiber-Optic

    • E.

      S/PDIF

    Correct Answer
    D. Fiber-Optic
    Explanation
    LC are lucent connectors.

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  • 3. 

    Which UTP can support speeds of 10 Gbps?

    • A.

      Cat 4

    • B.

      Cat 5e

    • C.

      Cat 6

    • D.

      Fiber-optic

    • E.

      Type 3

    Correct Answer
    C. Cat 6
    Explanation
    While fiber-optic can support 10 Gbps, it is not UTP.

    UTP = Unshielded Twisted Pair

    Type 3 is generally used for Token Ring networks

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  • 4. 

    Generally what speeds/bus size does Mini-PCI support?

    • A.

      33MHz/66MHz 32-bits

    • B.

      33MHz/66MHz 64-bits

    • C.

      66MHz/133MHz 32-bits

    • D.

      33MHz 32/64-bits

    • E.

      33 MHz 32-bits

    Correct Answer
    E. 33 MHz 32-bits
    Explanation
    Mini-PCI generally runs at the same speeds as PCI. 33 Mhz/32-bits

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  • 5. 

    Firewire running at 400 Mbps uses what IEEE designation?

    • A.

      802.11

    • B.

      RS-232

    • C.

      1284

    • D.

      1394a

    • E.

      1394b

    Correct Answer
    D. 1394a
    Explanation
    Firewire 1394a runs at 400Mbps
    Firewire 1394b runs at 800Mbps
    802.11 if for Wi-Fi
    1284 Parallel
    RS-232 Serial

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  • 6. 

    A customers pet monkey is throwing around your computer parts and generally making a mess, you should:

    • A.

      Chastise the monkey

    • B.

      Leave immediately

    • C.

      Call your supervisor

    • D.

      Try to work as best as you can

    • E.

      Request the monkey be leashed and put in a separate room

    Correct Answer
    E. Request the monkey be leashed and put in a separate room
    Explanation
    Every technician has a right to a safe work environment. While putting the monkey on a leash and putting him in a separate room may sound harsh... you have every right to request the customer do so.

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  • 7. 

    What type of power connectors do most modern day power supplies come with?

    • A.

      ATX, Molex, Mini, Sata

    • B.

      P1, Molex, Mini, Sata, Pata

    • C.

      Molex, Mini, P1, AUX

    • D.

      Molex, Pata, P1, P4

    • E.

      None of the Above

    Correct Answer
    A. ATX, Molex, Mini, Sata
    Explanation
    While some modern motherboards may come with P4, AUX connectors depending on whether they were made for Intel or AMD, most modern motherboards support P1, Molex, Mini, and Sata cables. Although Mini cables are on their way out.

    Note: Comptia sometimes calls P1 connectors ATX connectors.

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  • 8. 

    You overhear a colleague mentioning that they may have to download "new definitions" on the corporate systems. What is he talking about?

    • A.

      Updating the Registry

    • B.

      Downloading high priority microsoft updates

    • C.

      Software firewall updates

    • D.

      Anti-virus updates

    • E.

      Updating drivers

    Correct Answer
    D. Anti-virus updates
    Explanation
    Definitions are associated with anti-virus updates.

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  • 9. 

    A PCIe Lane runs at which speed?

    • A.

      1.5 Gbps

    • B.

      2.0 Gbps

    • C.

      2.5 Gbps

    • D.

      3.0 Gbps

    • E.

      None of the above

    Correct Answer
    C. 2.5 Gbps
    Explanation
    Uses a point-to-point serial connection rather than parallel communication.

    A lane uses a pair of wires(one for sending/one for receiving). PCIe slots generally come with x1(1-lane)x2x4x8x12x16x32. The most common PCIe slot uses 16-lanes(x16)

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  • 10. 

    This type of RAM is primary used for cacheing on CPUs and is very expensive. What type of RAM is it?

    • A.

      DDR3

    • B.

      FPM

    • C.

      RDRAM

    • D.

      SRAM

    • E.

      DRAM

    Correct Answer
    D. SRAM
    Explanation
    SRAM (Static Random Access Memory) is normally used for cacheing in CPUs.

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  • 11. 

    When using the IEEE 1284 Standard which mode has the fastest transfer rate?

    • A.

      Nibble

    • B.

      Mode

    • C.

      ECP

    • D.

      EPP

    • E.

      SPP

    Correct Answer
    C. ECP
    Explanation
    EPP has a max throughput speeds of 2 MBps (Note its MegaBytes)
    ECP 2.5 MBps

    ECP is generally the standard used by printers

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  • 12. 

    How many IDE controllers do most modern day motherboards that support ATA/ATAPI drives come with?

    • A.

      1

    • B.

      0 (IDE no longer comes with modern day drives)

    • C.

      2

    • D.

      4

    • E.

      3

    Correct Answer
    C. 2
    Explanation
    Remember most modern day motherboards come with two IDE controllers. Both can support 2 devices. (ATA/ATAPI)

    ATA/ATAPI

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  • 13. 

    The PCMCIA standard defines two levels of software drivers to support PC Cards. What are they? Select all that apply.

    • A.

      CardBus

    • B.

      Card Services

    • C.

      Bus Services

    • D.

      PCMCIA

    • E.

      Socket Services

    Correct Answer(s)
    B. Card Services
    E. Socket Services
    Explanation
    Socket services are generally known as "lower" services.

    Card services are known as "higher/more advanced" services.

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  • 14. 

    A DDR2 running at a DDR-2 speed of 667 MHz has what clock speed?

    • A.

      133 MHz

    • B.

      100 MHz

    • C.

      166 MHz

    • D.

      200 MHz

    • E.

      250 MHz

    Correct Answer
    C. 166 MHz
    Explanation
    If its DDR-2 speed rating is 667MHz, its DDR I/O speed would be 333MHz. Which in effect would make its "core" ram clock speed 166MHz.

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  • 15. 

    On a motherboard using an Intel CPU, what are the names of the different parts of the chipset?

    • A.

      North Bridge, I/O Controller Hub

    • B.

      South Bridge, North Bridge

    • C.

      MMC controller hub, South Bridge

    • D.

      Memory Controller Hub, I/O Controller Hub

    • E.

      Super I/O, North Bridge

    Correct Answer
    D. Memory Controller Hub, I/O Controller Hub
    Explanation
    For motherboards using INTEL CPU's the chipset is called the Memory Controller Hub, and I/O controller Hub.

    On AMD CPUs its normally called North/South Bridge

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  • 16. 

    NTFS by default supports HDD of what size?

    • A.

      16 exabytes

    • B.

      2 exabytes

    • C.

      16 petabytes

    • D.

      2 terabytes

    • E.

      8 zettabytes

    Correct Answer
    D. 2 terabytes
    Explanation
    NTFS by default can support 2 terabytes!

    Comptia expects you to know this. You might have a similar question on the test.

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  • 17. 

    If you are using a jumper setting called cable select on two hard drives on the same IDE controller... what determines the order of which is master/slave?

    • A.

      It is determined by the jumper settings made on the hard drives.

    • B.

      Attach either drive to either connector. It shouldn't matter.

    • C.

      Put the master on the end of the cable and the slave in the middle connection.

    • D.

      Put the master in the middle connector and the slave on the end.

    • E.

      Set the jumper settings on both drives as master.

    Correct Answer
    C. Put the master on the end of the cable and the slave in the middle connection.
    Explanation
    When using cable select, the EIDE cable must be able to support it.

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  • 18. 

    What is the upper limit for most CPUs in terms of memory utilization if the CPU is running at 32-bits?

    • A.

      3GB

    • B.

      2GB

    • C.

      5GB

    • D.

      4GB

    • E.

      None of the above

    Correct Answer
    D. 4GB
    Explanation
    2^32 = 4.3B bits = approx 4GB

    Remember most motherboards only support up to 4GB of memory.

    For chips running at 64-bits

    2^64 = 16 exabytes!

    Remember this fact. You maybe tested on it.

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  • 19. 

    Firewire running at 800 Mbps uses what IEEE designation?

    • A.

      802.11

    • B.

      RS-232

    • C.

      1284

    • D.

      1394a

    • E.

      1394b

    Correct Answer
    E. 1394b
    Explanation
    Firewire 1394a runs at 400Mbps
    Firewire 1394b runs at 800Mbps
    802.11 if for Wi-Fi
    1284 Parallel
    RS-232 Serial

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  • 20. 

    Irda works at what distance and at what speeds?

    • A.

      3 meters at 3 Mbps

    • B.

      3 feet at 2 Mbps

    • C.

      10 meters at 4 Mbps

    • D.

      100 meters at under 1 Mbps

    • E.

      1 meter at 4 Mbps

    Correct Answer
    E. 1 meter at 4 Mbps
    Explanation
    Know every wireless technology. Speeds and distances. Many people have been tested extensively on wireless.

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  • 21. 

    Which connector type can carry both audio and video?

    • A.

      DVI-A

    • B.

      DVI-D

    • C.

      DVI-I

    • D.

      S-Video

    • E.

      HDMI

    Correct Answer
    E. HDMI
    Explanation
    HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is the correct answer because it is a connector type that can carry both audio and video signals. HDMI cables are commonly used to connect devices such as televisions, monitors, and audio/video receivers to transmit high-quality audio and video signals in a single cable. DVI-A, DVI-D, DVI-I, and S-Video are not capable of carrying audio signals, making HDMI the only suitable option for this purpose.

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  • 22. 

    In windows 2000 how would you edit the registry?

    • A.

      /Start/Settings/Run/Cmd/regedit.exe

    • B.

      /Start/Run/Cmd/regedit.exe

    • C.

      /Start/Settings/Run/Cmd/regedt32.exe

    • D.

      /Start/Run/Cmd/regedit32.exe

    • E.

      /Programs/Accessories/command prompt/regedt32.exe

    Correct Answer
    E. /Programs/Accessories/command prompt/regedt32.exe
    Explanation
    In windows 2000 regedit is used primary for searches. You edit the registry using regedt32.exe

    Notice option D is spelled regedit32.exe. Be careful on the Comptia exams. You may be given an option of selecting either regedit or regedt32. The difference should be noted especially on windows 2000.

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  • 23. 

    What comes to mind when you hear that a laptop is modular?

    • A.

      RAM, CPUs, Optical Drives

    • B.

      Docking Station, Port Replicator

    • C.

      RAM, CPUs, Optical Drives, HDD

    • D.

      So-Dimms, Docking Station, Port Replicator

    • E.

      Docking Station

    Correct Answer
    C. RAM, CPUs, Optical Drives, HDD
    Explanation
    Modular means components within the laptop like RAM, CPUs, Optical Drives, HDD, Network Drives and even Video Cards can be swapped out. Laptops no longer use "proprietary" OEM-only versions.

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  • 24. 

    In terms of battery technology. Which is the oldest to the newest. Know your batteries. It might rear its ugly head on the test.

    • A.

      Li-Ion, Ni-Cd, Ni-MH

    • B.

      Ni-Cd, Ni-MH, Li-Ion

    • C.

      Ni-MH, Ni-Cd, Li-Ion

    • D.

      Ni-MH, Li-Ion, Ni-Cd

    • E.

      Ni-Cd, Li-Ion, Ni-MH

    Correct Answer
    B. Ni-Cd, Ni-MH, Li-Ion
    Explanation
    The correct order of battery technology from oldest to newest is Ni-Cd, Ni-MH, Li-Ion. Ni-Cd (nickel-cadmium) batteries were one of the earliest rechargeable battery technologies developed in the 1950s. Ni-MH (nickel-metal hydride) batteries came after Ni-Cd and were introduced in the 1980s as an improvement over Ni-Cd batteries. Li-Ion (lithium-ion) batteries are the newest technology among the given options and have become widely used in recent years due to their higher energy density and longer lifespan compared to Ni-Cd and Ni-MH batteries.

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  • 25. 

    Which power management option allows use of soft-power?

    • A.

      SMM

    • B.

      APM

    • C.

      ACPI

    • D.

      APM Softpower

    • E.

      APM enabled

    Correct Answer
    C. ACPI
    Explanation
    Only ACPI supports soft power and hot-swappable devices.

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  • 26. 

    All PC Cards both the 16-bit version and the CardBus version share the same ________ interface.

    • A.

      50-pin

    • B.

      32-pin

    • C.

      64-pin

    • D.

      68-pin

    • E.

      72-pin

    Correct Answer
    D. 68-pin
    Explanation
    Important factoid. Seen on the exams.

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  • 27. 

    You are currently running regedit. How would you go about saving all the entries in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT?

    • A.

      File/Import/HKEY.bak

    • B.

      File/Export/HKEY.bak

    • C.

      Edit/Export/HKEY.bak

    • D.

      Edit/Copy Key Name/HKEY.bak

    • E.

      You can't save HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

    Correct Answer
    B. File/Export/HKEY.bak
    Explanation
    People have seen this type of question on the test. Know how to backup the registry.

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  • 28. 

    What is the 5th step of the laser printing process?

    • A.

      Clear

    • B.

      Develope

    • C.

      Fuse

    • D.

      Transfer

    • E.

      Write

    Correct Answer
    D. Transfer
    Explanation
    You gotta know your laser printing process!

    Clean, Clear, Write, Develop, Transfer, Fuse!

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  • 29. 

    A customer calls you complaining of the many power outages he is experiencing lately. What type of solution would you recommend to him?

    • A.

      To use a surge suppressor

    • B.

      To buy a power strip

    • C.

      Tell him to unplug everything whenever he is experiencing power outages

    • D.

      Buy a UPS

    • E.

      None of the above

    Correct Answer
    D. Buy a UPS
    Explanation
    Remember surge supressors are used for power surges/spikes.

    UPS's for brownouts and power sags.

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  • 30. 

    What can you do to mark bad sectors on a hdd, so you can increase performance by not using those sectors?

    • A.

      Use the fdisk command

    • B.

      Use the convert command

    • C.

      Use the checkdisk command

    • D.

      Chkdsk

    • E.

      Format

    Correct Answer
    E. Format
    Explanation
    Only format will mark bad sectors on the HDD and avoid them.

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  • 31. 

    Sally in accounting used to love using MSN to chat with her boyfriend, but after a nasty breakup, no longer wants the program to run at startup. How would you fix this?

    • A.

      Use MSCONFIG

    • B.

      Disable Internet Explorer

    • C.

      Delete and reinstall MSN

    • D.

      Edit the registry

    • E.

      None of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Use MSCONFIG
    Explanation
    While editing the registry may fix this problem. It is much easier to disable it in MSCONFIG.

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  • 32. 

    A serial cable has what max. length?

    • A.

      40m

    • B.

      10m

    • C.

      50m

    • D.

      15m

    • E.

      9m

    Correct Answer
    D. 15m
    Explanation
    Know your cable lengths! Serial is 50ft. 15m is closest to 50ft.

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  • 33. 

    Jay is currently trying to send email but can't. Everyone else in his department seems able to do so. After an exhaustive search you notice one of his ports is disabled. What could that port number be?

    • A.

      110

    • B.

      23

    • C.

      25

    • D.

      53

    • E.

      68

    Correct Answer
    C. 25
    Explanation
    SMTP uses port 25. Know your port numbers for the 602 exam!

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  • 34. 

    Jeremy (a closet tech) says he has done everything on his windows 95 system so he can upgrade to windows xp. He has upgraded his ram and video card and bought a new 233 Mhz CPU that his motherboard can support. Can Jeremy upgrade his system?

    • A.

      He can as long as he has enough ram. He needs at least 64MB

    • B.

      That would depend on his HDD. He would need a min of 1.5GB of free space

    • C.

      No he wouldn't. He needs a CPU that can run at least 1 Ghz

    • D.

      No he can't

    • E.

      Not enough information

    Correct Answer
    D. No he can't
    Explanation
    You can't upgrade from win 95 to XP.

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  • 35. 

    What can you do in the MMC console in windows xp and 2000?

    • A.

      Add utilities

    • B.

      Add snap-ins

    • C.

      Add functions

    • D.

      Add applets

    • E.

      None of the above

    Correct Answer
    B. Add snap-ins
    Explanation
    MMC uses snap-ins. If you dont know MMC... familiarize yourself on it.

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  • 36. 

    A laser printout seems to be completely blank. What could be the problem?

    • A.

      Fuser

    • B.

      Laser

    • C.

      Primary corona

    • D.

      Wrong size paper

    • E.

      Transfer corona

    Correct Answer
    E. Transfer corona
    Explanation
    a completely black page is usually associated with problems with the primary corona. Blank pages with the transfer corona. If you don't know why, review the laser printer process.

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  • 37. 

    What is not a standard voltage for an ATX power plug? Choose 2

    • A.

      3 volts

    • B.

      3.3 volts

    • C.

      3.5 volts

    • D.

      5 volts

    • E.

      12 volts

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. 3 volts
    C. 3.5 volts
    Explanation
    Know the colors of your wires and the voltages!

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  • 38. 

    What wireless security method uses a 128-bit encryption key?

    • A.

      WPA

    • B.

      SSID

    • C.

      WEP

    • D.

      WPA2

    • E.

      Mac Filtering

    Correct Answer
    C. WEP
    Explanation
    You will be tested on wireless security. Be sure to know the differences between WPA and WEP. Expect a couple of test questions on this subject.

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  • 39. 

    The maximum throughput for a standard bluetooth device is?

    • A.

      2 Mbps

    • B.

      2 MBps

    • C.

      1 Mbps

    • D.

      1.5 Mbps

    • E.

      .5 Mbps

    Correct Answer
    C. 1 Mbps
    Explanation
    Know your wireless devices!!!! Distances and throughput. Expect to see many questions on wireless on the test. This can't be emphacized enough.

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  • 40. 

    Which of the following system files are not necessary for all windows xp/2000 machines to boot?

    • A.

      NTLDR

    • B.

      NTDETECT.COM

    • C.

      BOOT.INI

    • D.

      NTBOOTDD.SYS

    • E.

      They are all needed

    Correct Answer
    D. NTBOOTDD.SYS
    Explanation
    NTBOOTDD.SYS is for SCSI devices.

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  • 41. 

    The Windows Update website calls their most important updates?

    • A.

      Time critical

    • B.

      Critical

    • C.

      High Priority

    • D.

      Service Packs

    • E.

      None of the above

    Correct Answer
    C. High Priority
    Explanation
    Visit the MSFT site!

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  • 42. 

    Bluetooth is defined as:

    • A.

      802.11b

    • B.

      802.3

    • C.

      802.15

    • D.

      802.5

    • E.

      802.6

    Correct Answer
    C. 802.15
    Explanation
    Know your standards!

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  • 43. 

    A laptop HDD has a standard size of?

    • A.

      2"

    • B.

      2.5"

    • C.

      3"

    • D.

      3.5"

    • E.

      4"

    Correct Answer
    B. 2.5"
    Explanation
    Laptops are a huge part of the test. Know the differences between Laptops and Desktops. RAM, HDD, etc etc

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  • 44. 

    You have just received an email from the President of the United States to give him your username and password. What is this type of deception known as?

    • A.

      Masquerading

    • B.

      Phishing

    • C.

      Worm

    • D.

      Social engineering

    • E.

      Deceptive practices

    Correct Answer
    B. Phishing
    Explanation
    Do you know what a trojan horse is? The differences between a worm and a virus? What piggy-backing is? If not, study up on it!

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  • 45. 

    Which of the following components is not tested by POST?

    • A.

      System RAM

    • B.

      CPU

    • C.

      Mother Board

    • D.

      Power Supply

    • E.

      None of the above

    Correct Answer
    D. Power Supply
    Explanation
    POST (Power-On Self Test) is a diagnostic testing process that occurs when a computer is turned on. It checks various components of the computer to ensure they are functioning properly. The system RAM, CPU, and Mother Board are all tested by POST to ensure they are working correctly. However, the Power Supply is not directly tested by POST. The Power Supply is responsible for providing power to all the components of the computer, but it is not specifically tested by the POST process. Therefore, the correct answer is Power Supply.

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  • 46. 

    Grabate from human resources calls complaining that his system is slow and won't open files as fast as it use too. What two things can you do to improve his overall performance? Choose 2

    • A.

      Run Chkdsk

    • B.

      Run Defrag

    • C.

      Run Msconfig

    • D.

      Run Disk Cleanup

    • E.

      Run Scheduled Tasks

    Correct Answer(s)
    B. Run Defrag
    D. Run Disk Cleanup
    Explanation
    Defrag and Disk Cleanup will be seen over and over again on both 601/602. Know how to access them and what they do.

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  • 47. 

    By default, XP Home installs:

    • A.

      FAT32

    • B.

      FAT16

    • C.

      NTSF

    • D.

      NTFS

    • E.

      HPTS

    Correct Answer
    D. NTFS
    Explanation
    All XP installations by default are NTFS. Know the differences between FAT and NTFS!

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  • 48. 

    You want to shutdown your pc, but save everything into memory. What option will allow you to do this?

    • A.

      Standby

    • B.

      Sleep mode

    • C.

      Snooze

    • D.

      Hibernate

    • E.

      None of the above

    Correct Answer
    D. Hibernate
    Explanation
    Hibernate is the correct option because it allows you to save everything into memory before shutting down your PC. When you hibernate your computer, all open documents and applications are saved to the hard drive, and the computer enters a low-power state. Upon restarting, the computer restores all the saved data from the hard drive, allowing you to continue where you left off. This is different from standby, sleep mode, and snooze, which also save data but in a different manner and may not retain the state of all open applications.

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  • 49. 

    What is the default format for print jobs sent to the print spooler?

    • A.

      Enhanced Metafile

    • B.

      RAW

    • C.

      PostScript

    • D.

      GDI

    • E.

      TWAIN

    Correct Answer
    A. Enhanced Metafile
    Explanation
    This is kind of tricky. But definately know your printer languages, and what TWAIN is. You might see it on the test.

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  • 50. 

    A client has recently opened a retail store. She asks that you select a printing process that is very cheap but would allow her to print out duplicate receipts. What would you suggest?

    • A.

      Thermal

    • B.

      Dye-sub

    • C.

      Laser

    • D.

      Dot-matrix

    • E.

      Inkjet

    Correct Answer
    D. Dot-matrix
    Explanation
    The only viable option would be to use Dot-matrix. It can print receipts in duplicate/triplicate.

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