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What is DOT4 ?
- En enhancement of the 802.11 protocol
- An enhancement of the 1394 standard
- An enhancement of the 1284 standard
- An enhancement of the RS-232 standard

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Challenging Quizz !
questions to prepare the 220-602 exam
Comptia a+ IT technician

most of the questions come with explanations and/or definitions.

good luck and be prepared.

last update :30/11/09 2 more questions.

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2.

Which printer use thermal print heads to heat an vaporize the colors, causing them to soak into special paper ?
- Inkjet printer
- Thermal printer
- Dye Sublimation printer
- Bubble jet printer
Correct Answer

A. Dye Sublimation printer

Explanation

Dye sublimation printers use thermal print heads to heat and vaporize the colors, causing them to soak into special paper. This process involves transferring solid dye particles onto the paper, which then turns into a gas and permeates the surface of the paper. The result is a high-quality, long-lasting print with vibrant colors and sharp details.

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3.

RTP protocol is in which OSI layer ?
- Transport layer
- Network layer
- Application layer
- Session layer
Correct Answer

A. Application layer

Explanation

RTP : Real-time Transport Protocol. Delivering Audio/Video applications.

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4.

ICMP protocol is in which OSI layer ?
- Application layer
- Presentation layer
- Network layer
- Transport layer
Correct Answer

A. Network layer

Explanation

D: Short for Internet Control Message Protocol, ICMP supports packets containing error, control, and informational messages. The PING command, for example, uses ICMP to test an Internet connection.

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5.

Which printer uses ink dispersion ?
- Laser printer
- Dye sublimation printer
- Dot matrix printer
- Ink jet printer
Correct Answer

A. Ink jet printer

Explanation

Ink dispersion is the process of dispensing ink through very small nozzles onto
paper. There are two methods of delivering the ink: one uses heat to bring the ink to a
boiling point which then creates a bubble which is forced out of a jet; the other method
uses a vibrating piezoelectric crystal to force the ink out of a nozzle.

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6.

Which form factor motherboard uses daughter-board ?
- BTX
- ATX
- NLX
- Mini BTX
Correct Answer

A. NLX

Explanation

NLX is an industry-wide open specification for a space-saving computer motherboard.

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7.

What is SAM for windows 2k ?
- Security Access Manager
- Security Accounts Manager
- Security Agent Manager
- Security Automatic Manager
Correct Answer

A. Security Accounts Manager

Explanation

The Security Accounts Manager (SAM) is a database stored as a registry file in Windows NT, Windows 2000, and later versions of Windows. It stores users' passwords in a hashed format

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8.

Which laser process is the right one ?
- Conditioning Cleaning Writing Developing Transferring Fusing
- Cleaning Conditioning Writing Developing Transferring Feinting
- Conditioning Cleaning Writing Devolving Transferring Fluting
- Cleaning Conditioning Writing Developing Transferring Fusing
Correct Answer

A. Cleaning Conditioning Writing Developing Transferring Fusing

Explanation

CCWDTF easy.

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9.

What security features are provided by an ACL ?
- Access Control Limitation
- Access Control Logs
- Access Control Layer
- Access control List
Correct Answer

A. Access control List

Explanation

Access Control List is a table listing what users or groups have rights to access resource.

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10.

A user asks you what cable can he use to plug his external hard drive into his computer.What might you tell the user ?
- You need a USB or HDMI cable
- You need a USB or IEEE 1394 cable
- You need a USB of Ethernet cable
- You need a USB or Firewire cable
Correct Answer

A. You need a USB or Firewire cable

Explanation

avoid jargon with customers. IEEE 1394 = Firewire easier to remember.

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11.

Mazzaru is buying his first home computer and LCD monitor.He wants to know why a particular LCD monitor has higher performance.CHOOSE TWO
- That LCD monitor is more expensive, but has a better reputation for performance, reliability and support
- This LSD monitor is great with WUXGA resolution, it's got a very good refreshment rate and 500:1 contrast ratio.
- The LG use UXGA with 8ms response time and 500:1 contrast ratio. One of our favorite at the moment.
- Nits are a measure of Brightness. Contrast ratio is the ratio of Brightest and darkest images a display can reproduce. Your brightness should be 300 Nits or more with a 500:1 contrast ratio or better
Correct Answer(s)

A. That LCD monitor is more expensive, but has a better reputation for performance, reliability and support
A. Nits are a measure of Brightness. Contrast ratio is the ratio of Brightest and darkest images a display can reproduce. Your brightness should be 300 Nits or more with a 500:1 contrast ratio or better

Explanation

A: Mazzaru should understand that.
D: very good, Before you used unfamiliar technical terms you defined them. Then gave a range of normal value.

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12.

Which of follow IS NOT a security feature of win 2k or greater ?
- Auditing Tool
- PAM
- Kerberos Authentication
- Support Two-Factor Authentication
Correct Answer

A. PAM

Explanation

Pluggable Authentication Modules. PAM is currently supported in the AIX operating system, DragonFly BSD, FreeBSD, HP-UX, Linux, Mac OS X, NetBSD and Solaris.

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13.

A laser printer print out vertical lines on the pages. What could it be ?
- The Fusing mechanism is faulty
- The cleaning blade is not working
- Clogged Toner
- The Drum is Dammaged
Correct Answer

A. Clogged Toner

Explanation

the laser printing process, toner is not being applied to one or more areas of the drum. In most cases, this can be resolved by removing the toner cartridge and shaking it from side to side.

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14.

In an internet cafe the laser printer prints out spots with a black line on the pages. what is the problem ?
- The drum is Damaged
- The cleaning blade is dirty
- The Fusing mechanism is faulty
- The transfer corona is broken
Correct Answer

A. The drum is Damaged

Explanation

The correct answer is that the drum is damaged. The drum in a laser printer is responsible for transferring toner onto the paper. If the drum is damaged, it can cause spots and lines to appear on the printed pages.

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15.

At what stage of a laser printer an uniform negative charge is applied to the Drum.
- Transferring
- Writing
- Conditioning
- Fusing
Correct Answer

A. Conditioning

Explanation

In a laser printer, the stage at which an uniform negative charge is applied to the drum is called conditioning. During the conditioning stage, a corona wire or a magnetic roller applies a uniform negative charge to the surface of the drum. This charge helps to prepare the drum for the writing stage, where a laser beam selectively removes the charge to create an electrostatic image. The conditioned drum then moves on to the writing stage where the image is formed.

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16.

Which one of the following languages is NATIVE on Win 2k/XP
- ASCII
- GDI
- Printer Control Language
- PostScript
Correct Answer

A. GDI

Explanation

GDI: Graphical Device Interface. supported on 98/2k/XP. a Microsoft standard. Instead of working on the printer level like PostScript, GDI uses the computer CPU to process a print job and then send it to the print device.
ASCII: most common format for text characters.
PCL:developed by HP designed for text output, an advancement of ASCII.
PostScript:developed by Adobe early 80's for use in High resolution devices.

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17.

The developing process of a laser printer is :
- The Toner is heated and pressed into the paper
- The Toner is Transferred to the paper
- The Toner is attracted and transferred to the drum
- The Toner Developes to the paper
Correct Answer

A. The Toner is attracted and transferred to the drum

Explanation

A:that's fusing
B:that's Transferring
C:correct
D:doesn't exist

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18.

The fastest WAN technologies in this list are :CHOOSE TWO
- DS3
- OC1
- DS2
- 802.11n
- OC2
Correct Answer(s)

A. DS3
A. OC1

Explanation

Optical Carrier is a standardized set of specifications of transmission speeds OC1 = 50Mbps, OC2=doesn't exist.
DS3 may also be referred to as a T3 line = 45Mbps

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19.

_______ scan and restore corruptions in Windows system files. This utility is available on Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003

Correct Answer(s)
SFC
System File Checker
system file checker

Explanation
you should know the definition of SFC like DIR or COPY or IPCONFIG from your head not from multiple choices.

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20.

A printer does extra copies of every print job. How do you fix this issue ?
- Update the printer driver
- Update the operating system
- Check Device manager
- Check the setting under the printer properties
- Check the paper
Correct Answer

A. Check the setting under the printer properties

Explanation

From the properties dialog box select the general Tab and click and the preferences button. There is a setting for the number of copies. If it is set more than 1 the computer will instruct the printer to print that number every time.

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21.

You've just begun working with the security team of a government building. Your boss is asking you which network technologies would provide the MOST SECURE conduit for the network ?CHOOSE TWO
- Plenum cables
- IPX/SPX
- 1000base-SX
- 100baseT
- IPSEC
Correct Answer(s)

A. 1000base-SX
A. IPSEC

Explanation

1000base-SX is Gigabit over fiber utilizing multimode fiber optic cabling which is impervious to any form of electronic eavesdropping
IPSEC encrypt the packets of data at the Network layer of the OSI model.

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22.

What should you check when a user tells you that he is unable to connect to the network ?CHOOSE THREE
- Check Device Manager
- Check the Firewall
- Check Lights on the NIC
- Check My Network Places
- Check cable connection
Correct Answer(s)

A. Check Device Manager
A. Check Lights on the NIC
A. Check cable connection

Explanation

A:correct, verify the status of the NIC is an important step.
C:important step if the lights are not on, it could indicate a hardware problem somewhere
E:First dignostic verify is the cable is well seated.

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23.

Which of the following are good backup policies when using magnetic tape ?CHOOSE TWO
- Use a tape rotation sheme
- To cut cost, use as few tapes as possible
- Store all backup tapes near the computer
- Use data verification when performing backups
Correct Answer(s)

A. Use a tape rotation sheme
A. Use data verification when performing backups

Explanation

Good backup policies when using magnetic tape include using a tape rotation scheme and using data verification when performing backups. A tape rotation scheme involves using multiple tapes in a rotation schedule, where each tape is used for a specific period of time before being replaced with a fresh tape. This ensures that older backups are retained for a certain period of time, providing a history of data backups. Using data verification helps to ensure that the backed up data is accurate and can be successfully restored if needed. Storing all backup tapes near the computer and using as few tapes as possible are not considered good backup policies as they can increase the risk of data loss or damage.

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24.

What is the proper syntax of the NSLOOKUP command ?
- Nslookup -dns www.proprof.com
- Nslookup -g www.proprof.com
- Nslookup -w www.proprof.com
- Nslookup www.proprof.com
Correct Answer

A. Nslookup www.proprof.com

Explanation

option -dns -g and -w don't exist.

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25.

You can access Device manager with :
- Start>Run>devmgmt.msc
- Start>Run>devmgmt
- Start>Run>devicemgmt.msc
- Start>Run>mgmtdev.msc
- Start>Run>Device Manager
Correct Answer

A. Start>Run>devmgmt.msc

Explanation

another way: keyboard short cut key WINDOWS+PAUSE (my way)

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26.

What is the maximum capacity of a single-sided, dual-layer DVD-R disc?
- 4.5GB
- 4.7GB
- 8.5GB
- 8.7GB
Correct Answer

A. 8.5GB

Explanation

customers will ask you this, be prepared is essential for an IT technician.

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27.

What type of socket is used for an AMD Athlon XP microprocessor ?
- Socket B
- Socket 462
- Socket 424
- Socket 478
Correct Answer

A. Socket 462

Explanation

The AMD Socket 462/Socket A specification has been used with Athlon, Duron, Athlon XP, Athlon XP-M, Athlon MP, and Sempron processors.

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28.

You have been asked to install a printer in a customer's office. When you get there, you find that there are a number of connection available with the printer, including wireless, infrared, enhanced parallel, and USB connections. Which printer interface is fastest for a local printer?
- Irda
- 802.11b
- USB 1.1
- ECP
Correct Answer

A. ECP

Explanation

The enhanced ECP parallel ports employ DMA transfer techniques to conduct data transfers at rates up to 1.5MBps over an IEEE-1284 bidirectional parallel cable. Full-speed USB 2.0 devices operate under the USB 2.0 specification (also referred to as high-speed USB) and support data rates up to 480Mbps. The IrDA-SIR standard infrared protocol is used to provide a standard serial port interface with transfer rates ranging up to 115kbps. The IrDA-FIR fast infrared protocol is used to provide a high-speed serial port interface with transfer rates ranging up to 4Mbps. The 802.11g wireless specification delivers data transfer rates in excess of up to 54Mbps.

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29.

What surge-suppressor rating describes how quickly its protective circuit can react to changes in the incoming line and limit the amount of current that passes through?
- Clamping voltage
- Clamping speed
- Filter value
- Surge limiting
Correct Answer

A. Clamping speed

Explanation

The surge suppressor's clamping speed rating describes how quickly it can react to changes in the incoming power level and act to minimize it.

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30.

Which of the following may cause a permanent distorted image on an LCD screen?CHOOSE TWO
- Magnets
- Extreme cold
- Extreme heat
- Pressure on the screen
- Speakers
Correct Answer(s)

A. Extreme cold
A. Extreme heat

Explanation

The LCD screen should be shielded from bright sunlight and heat sources. Moving the computer from a cooler location to a hot location can cause damaging moisture to condense inside the housing (including the display). It should also be kept away from ultraviolet light sources and extremely cold temperatures. The liquid crystals can freeze in extremely cold weather. A freeze/thaw cycle may damage the display and cause it to be unusable.

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31.

What command-line statement is used to convert a FAT32 partition to an NTFS partition in a Windows XP system?
- Convert C: /FS/NTFS
- Convert C: /NTFS:FS
- Convert C: /FS -NTFS
- Convert C: \FS:NTFS
- Convert C: /FS:NTFS
Correct Answer

A. Convert C: /FS:NTFS

Explanation

The CONVERT command is used in Windows 2000 and Windows XP to convert disks (volumes) from FAT-based disks into NTFS disks that typically provide more efficient disk management. The format for using this command is C:\>CONVERT C: /FS:NTFS. This converts a FAT-based drive C: into an NTFS-based disk drive C: by installing the NTFS file system on the disk.

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32.

Which of the following causes a mapped drive to disappear from a system when it's shut down and restarted?
- The name of the mapped drive has been changed.
- The Reconnect at Startup option is not checked in the mapped drive's Properties.
- The path to the mapped drive has changed.
- No one is logged in to the host computer for the mapped drive.
Correct Answer

A. The Reconnect at Startup option is not checked in the mapped drive's Properties.

Explanation

The Reconnect at Logon option must be selected in the Map Network Drive page for the drive mapping to become a permanent part of the system. If the option is not selected when the user logs off, the mapped drive information disappears and needs to be remapped for any further use. If a red X appears on the icon of a properly mapped drive, this indicates that the drive is no longer available. Its host computer may be turned off, the drive may have been removed, or it may no longer be on the same path. If the drive was mapped to a particular folder, and the folder name has been changed, the red X also appears.

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33.

You want to copy a group of folders and subfolders—including empty folders—from one place to another in a PC you are working on. You are working from the command prompt, so you need to use the XCOPY command. Which XCOPY switch enables you to perform this operation?
- XCOPY /d
- XCOPY /all
- XCOPY /e
- XCOPY /s
Correct Answer

A. XCOPY /e

Explanation

The XCOPY command copies all the files and directories (except hidden and system files) from the source drive (or location) to the destination drive (or location). The /s switch instructs the XCOPY command to copy directories and subdirectories. Similarly, the XCOPY /e command copies files, directories, and subdirectories, including the empty ones.

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34.

Which of the following file can be used to control the boot process in a Windows XP system?
- BOOTCFG.INI
- BOOTCFG.EXE
- BOOTCFG.COM
- BOOT.INI
Correct Answer

A. BOOTCFG.EXE

Explanation

One of the major Windows 2000/XP Recovery Console commands is the BOOTCFG command. This command can be used to change the configuration of the BOOT.INI file or to recover from boot problems. The BOOTCFG file is available for use from the Recovery Console or directly from the command prompt.

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35.

In laser printer what does RET actually do ?
- Takes the digital information about fonts and graphics and converts it to a rasterized image made up of dots
- Insert smaller dots among the characters smoothing out the curves
- Takes less RAM for the printer to analyse digital information to print out high resolution graphic printing
- Insert bigger dots among the caracters to removes blank spot
Correct Answer

A. Insert smaller dots among the characters smoothing out the curves

Explanation

RET in a laser printer stands for Raster Enhancement Technology. It is a process that involves inserting smaller dots among the characters, which helps in smoothing out the curves. This technique improves the overall quality and resolution of the printed output by enhancing the appearance and clarity of the text and graphics. By adding these smaller dots, the printer can achieve a more precise and detailed representation of the digital information, resulting in a higher quality printout.

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36.

What are the 2 TIA/EIA standards for connecting Rj-45 on UTP ?
- RG-58A/RG-59B
- CAT5e/CAT6
- 100BaseFX/1000BaseSX
- 568A/568B
Correct Answer

A. 568A/568B

Explanation

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TIA/EIA-568-B

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37.

You are working in a customer service support for an ISP. You receive a call from a customer who is interested in using ISDN for his home. The customer would like to know what the max bandwidth on an ISDN connection is. What should you say to the customer?
- Explain to the customer that ISDN has a maximum speed of 64Kbps or 128Kbps
- Explain to the customer that ISDN comes in two speeds, BRI and PRI. The PRI connection is 128K and BRI is 1.544 Mbps
- Explain to the customer that ISDN comes in two speeds BRI which is 128K and PRI which is 1.544 Mbps
- Explain to the customer that ISDN is slow and doesn't guarantee a stable connection
- Explain to the customer that ISDN is an infrared technology and works with printers
Correct Answer

A. Explain to the customer that ISDN comes in two speeds BRI which is 128K and PRI which is 1.544 Mbps

Explanation

BRI>128Kbps over 2 channels each support 64Kbps
PRI>1.544Mbps over 23 channels each support 64Kbps

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38.

Which of the following is a legacy daughter board that used specifically for modems and network interface cards
- AMR
- PCI
- CNR
- TCP/IP
Correct Answer

A. CNR

Explanation

CNR (Communication and Networking Riser) is a legacy daughter board that was specifically designed for modems and network interface cards. It provided an interface between the motherboard and these expansion cards, allowing for easy installation and removal. CNR was commonly used in the late 1990s and early 2000s, but has since been replaced by more modern and faster interfaces such as PCI and PCI Express.

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39.

Mazzaru would like to add more devices working with the technology 802.15.1 on his computer.How many simultaneous connections are allowed with 802.15.1 devices ?
- 63
- 127
- 6
- 7
- Unlimited
Correct Answer

A. 7

Explanation

802.15.1 is Bluetooth, allows up to 7 simultaneous connections.
127=USB
63=Firewire

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40.

What does printer resolution refer to ?
- The style of the print
- The density of the print
- The color of the print
- The size of the print
Correct Answer

A. The density of the print

Explanation

Printers resolution refers to the density of the print. The higher the density, the better the quality of the print. Resolution is generally measured in Dots Per Inch (DPI)

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41.

A customer's system is not able to boot and stops with the error "Non System Disk or Disk error". Identify TWO possible causes of this problem:CHOOSE TWO
- The hard drive needs to be replace
- The MBR on the hard drive has become corruped
- The user's hard drive is full
- There is a floopy disk or CDrom in the computer
- The hard drive is formated in ext3
Correct Answer(s)

A. The MBR on the hard drive has become corruped
A. There is a floopy disk or CDrom in the computer

Explanation

E: incorrect. ext3 is used in Gnu/linux world, there could be an OS installed and it will boot.

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42.

You suspect that someone has been attempting to access sensitive data on a XP pro workstation. You need to enable auditing and configure the system to track user logons and folder access. You have gone in to Local Security Policy and have the Local Security dialog box open. Which section should you select in order to ENABLE AUDITING on this workstation ?
- Software Restriction Policies
- Account Policies
- Local Policies
- Public Key Policies
Correct Answer

A. Local Policies

Explanation

Under the Audit Policy section is where you would go to enable auditing on this workstation. After enabling auditing you MUST then go and configure the type of auditing that be recorded in the Event Log for each resource you are tracking.

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43.

A user hard drive is corrupted and Windows will not boot properly. You attempt to repair the hard drive by using the Windows Recovery Console.From within the RC, what command should you use to attempt to repair the corruption and recover data in bad sectors on the HD ?
- Chkdsk /b
- Chkdsk /f
- Chkdsk /r
- Fixboot
Correct Answer

A. Chkdsk /r

Explanation

/f and /b dont exist. Only 2 possible switch /p performs scan and attempts to repair any errors found. /r performs all the same as /p but also attemps to recover data found in bad sectors.
D:fixboot, incorrect. fixboot will write a new boot sector code on the boot partition, but DOES NOT REPAIR general disk corruption.

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44.

,You can start the MS Windows XP Backup utility in TWO modes. What are they ?CHOOSE TWO
- Advanced Mode
- Normal back up mode
- Wizard Mode
- Incremental Mode
Correct Answer(s)

A. Advanced Mode
A. Wizard Mode

Explanation

The MS Windows XP Backup utility can be started in two modes: Advanced Mode and Wizard Mode. In Advanced Mode, users have more control and options for customizing their backup settings. They can choose specific files and folders to back up and set advanced backup options. On the other hand, Wizard Mode provides a more user-friendly and guided approach to backup. It simplifies the process by presenting a step-by-step wizard that helps users select the files and folders they want to back up and choose the backup destination. Both modes cater to different user preferences and levels of expertise.

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45.

What does MSCONFIG utilities provide to the user of a XP Pro ?CHOOSE THREE
- Launch System Restore
- Makes changes to the international settings
- Launch Device Manager
- Check the compatibility of drivers loaded with hardware
- Manage the programs that are set to load as part of the start up process
Correct Answer(s)

A. Launch System Restore
A. Makes changes to the international settings
A. Manage the programs that are set to load as part of the start up process
46.

You are the network support technician. A network uses both TCP/IP and IPX/SPX.Mazzaru has just received a new windows XP computer and can surf the web on it, but can't connect to a file share on a legacy Novell Netware server. All other computers communicate perfectly, Mazzaru is not happy, what is likely to be the problem ?
- The Novell Server is not configured to share with Mazzaru's computer
- Mazzaru forgot to configured the DNS on his computer
- The NWLink protocol is not bound to the network adapter in XP
- IPX/SPX and TCP/IP can not be used on the same system
Correct Answer

A. The NWLink protocol is not bound to the network adapter in XP

Explanation

NWLink is MS implementation of IPX/SPX and must be bound to a network adapter for that interface to be able to connect to a legacy Novell Netware server running IPX/SPX.

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47.

In Windows XP, what is the minimum recommended size of the page file ?
- 2.5 x the amount of physical RAM
- 2.0 x the amount of physical RAM
- 1.5 x the amount of physical RAM
- 1.0 x the amount of physical RAM
Correct Answer

A. 1.5 x the amount of physical RAM

Explanation

The minimum recommended size of the page file in Windows XP is 1.5 times the amount of physical RAM. This is because the page file, also known as the virtual memory, is used by the operating system to supplement the physical RAM when it becomes full. By having a page file that is 1.5 times the size of the physical RAM, it ensures that there is enough virtual memory available to handle the system's needs efficiently.

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48.

What are the good points for using a PCL driver for printing ?CHOOSE THREE
- Uses the printer for processing jobs
- Breaks the printing of a page down into individual print controls
- Uses the CPU for processing print jobs
- Documents with large amounts of graphics print faster
- Group printing controls by individual pages
Correct Answer(s)

A. Uses the printer for processing jobs
A. Documents with large amounts of graphics print faster
A. Group printing controls by individual pages

Explanation

A:correct, it reduces the load of the CPU
D:correct, Because printing control are grouped by page a PCL-based driver will print documents with large amounts of graphics mush faster than non-PCL drivers.
E:correct, PCL drivers group printing controls page. They are often called Page Description Language PDL.
PCL was developed by HP and is used in most laser and inkjet printers.

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49.

You want to see services started on user's computer. Which of the following IS NOT a way to gather this information ?
- Service applet in Administrative tools
- Net start command
- Computer Management
- Set command
Correct Answer

A. Set command

Explanation

The set command displays, sets, or removes DOS environment variables, but NOT display servicesthat are running.

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What is DOT4 ?

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Which printer use thermal print heads to heat an vaporize the colors, causing them to soak into special paper ?

RTP protocol is in which OSI layer ?

ICMP protocol is in which OSI layer ?

Which printer uses ink dispersion ?

Which form factor motherboard uses daughter-board ?

What is SAM for windows 2k ?

Which laser process is the right one ?

What security features are provided by an ACL ?

A user asks you what cable can he use to plug his external hard drive into his computer.What might you tell the user ?

Mazzaru is buying his first home computer and LCD monitor.He wants to know why a particular LCD monitor has higher performance.CHOOSE TWO

Which of follow IS NOT a security feature of win 2k or greater ?

A laser printer print out vertical lines on the pages. What could it be ?

In an internet cafe the laser printer prints out spots with a black line on the pages. what is the problem ?

At what stage of a laser printer an uniform negative charge is applied to the Drum.

Which one of the following languages is NATIVE on Win 2k/XP

The developing process of a laser printer is :

The fastest WAN technologies in this list are :CHOOSE TWO

_______ scan and restore corruptions in Windows system files. This utility is available on Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003

A printer does extra copies of every print job. How do you fix this issue ?

You've just begun working with the security team of a government building. Your boss is asking you which network technologies would provide the MOST SECURE conduit for the network ?CHOOSE TWO

What should you check when a user tells you that he is unable to connect to the network ?CHOOSE THREE

Which of the following are good backup policies when using magnetic tape ?CHOOSE TWO

What is the proper syntax of the NSLOOKUP command ?

You can access Device manager with :

What is the maximum capacity of a single-sided, dual-layer DVD-R disc?

What type of socket is used for an AMD Athlon XP microprocessor ?

You have been asked to install a printer in a customer's office. When you get there, you find that there are a number of connection available with the printer, including wireless, infrared, enhanced parallel, and USB connections. Which printer interface is fastest for a local printer?

What surge-suppressor rating describes how quickly its protective circuit can react to changes in the incoming line and limit the amount of current that passes through?

Which of the following may cause a permanent distorted image on an LCD screen?CHOOSE TWO

What command-line statement is used to convert a FAT32 partition to an NTFS partition in a Windows XP system?

Which of the following causes a mapped drive to disappear from a system when it's shut down and restarted?

You want to copy a group of folders and subfolders—including empty folders—from one place to another in a PC you are working on. You are working from the command prompt, so you need to use the XCOPY command. Which XCOPY switch enables you to perform this operation?

Which of the following file can be used to control the boot process in a Windows XP system?

In laser printer what does RET actually do ?

What are the 2 TIA/EIA standards for connecting Rj-45 on UTP ?

You are working in a customer service support for an ISP. You receive a call from a customer who is interested in using ISDN for his home. The customer would like to know what the max bandwidth on an ISDN connection is. What should you say to the customer?

Which of the following is a legacy daughter board that used specifically for modems and network interface cards

Mazzaru would like to add more devices working with the technology 802.15.1 on his computer.How many simultaneous connections are allowed with 802.15.1 devices ?

What does printer resolution refer to ?

A customer's system is not able to boot and stops with the error "Non System Disk or Disk error". Identify TWO possible causes of this problem:CHOOSE TWO

A user hard drive is corrupted and Windows will not boot properly. You attempt to repair the hard drive by using the Windows Recovery Console.From within the RC, what command should you use to attempt to repair the corruption and recover data in bad sectors on the HD ?

,You can start the MS Windows XP Backup utility in TWO modes. What are they ?CHOOSE TWO

What does MSCONFIG utilities provide to the user of a XP Pro ?CHOOSE THREE

In Windows XP, what is the minimum recommended size of the page file ?

What are the good points for using a PCL driver for printing ?CHOOSE THREE

You want to see services started on user's computer. Which of the following IS NOT a way to gather this information ?