This Chapter 11 quiz from CISCO IT Essentials assesses knowledge on hard drive failure symptoms, maintenance of floppy disk drives, routine computer cleaning, SCSI cable connections, and RAM compatibility considerations. It is designed to prepare learners for practical IT hardware troubleshooting and maintenance.
Apply a vacuum cleaner to the disk slot.
Use a drive cleaning kit.
Spray an isopropyl alcohol based cleaner into the hole provided in the drive.
Remove heads and clean with a mild detergent.
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Vacuum all dust and debris from the computer.
Remove all dust and debris from the computer using a can of compressed air.
Clean the internal components of the computer using a non-abrasive spray cleaner and an anti-static sponge.
Clean the inside of the computer using a lint-free cloth and a pencil to dislodge stuck or embedded debris.
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PATA
SATA
SCSI
USB
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The quantity of memory must exceed the size of the swap file.
The memory must be compatible with the video card.
The memory must be compatible with the motherboard.
The new memory must be the same type as the memory already present.
The memory must be as fast as the cache found in the CPU.
The speed of the new memory must be the same or faster than the existing memory.
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Shake the cable to determine if function is intermittent.
Replace the cable with a "known good" cable.
Unplug the cable and plug the cable in to guarantee connection.
Reboot the device and look for link lights.
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Signed drivers prevent physical damage to devices.
An unsigned driver can cause files to be fragmented as they are processed.
A signed driver has passed Microsoft's quality lab test and prevents a system from being compromised.
All companies making devices for a Windows computer have to have Microsoft sign off on the new driver before it can be added to the operating system.
A signed driver has been approved by the company that created the device driver.
Driver failure
Hard drive failure
Memory failure
Corrupt BIOS
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Mercury poisoning
Electrical shock
Chromium ingestion
Burns
Lead poisoning
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Hard drive failure
Video card failure
A driver
Corrupt MBR
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Printer
Camera
Projector
MIDI interface
Speaker
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The technician should attempt to repair the power supply. If the attempt is unsuccessful, the power supply should be thrown in the trash and replaced.
The technician should attempt to repair the power supply. If the technician is unsuccessful, the power supply should be replaced with a power supply of equal or greater wattage.
No attempt should be made to repair the power supply. The power supply should be replaced with a power supply of equal or greater wattage.
Power supplies should always be replaced with components of equal or less wattage to avoid damage to the system from excess power to internal components.
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Protect the technician against electrical shock
Reduce the chance of computer components being damaged by ESD
Prevent the technician's tools from being damaged by ESD
Protect computer components from AC voltage while working on the computer
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Install new memory.
Reseat the processor.
Verify that heat sink fans are connected to the power supply.
Verify CPU compatibility with the motherboard and BIOS version
Flash the CPU instruction set.
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Chip set
Number of expansion slots
Quantity of memory
Socket type
Number of USB interfaces
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Upside down to avoid blowing the dust upward
Upright to avoid fluid leakage
Inside the PC at close distance to the motherboard
Outside the PC to avoid blowing dust outside the PC
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To store the system swap file
To implement RAID and provide fault tolerance
To speed up the Internet download speed
To install a second operating system
To decrease the time needed for defragmentation
To increase the CPU speed
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Were any recent updates performed?
Has anyone installed new software in the past two days?
Are you the only user to use the PC recently?
What happens when the PC is powered on?
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Use compressed air and lint-free cotton swabs.
Use cotton swabs and denatured alcohol.
Use a vacuum cleaner.
Use glass cleaner and a lint-free cloth.
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Camera
Display monitor
Keyboard
Microphone
Projector
Speaker
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