This CompTIA A+ 220-702 Practical Application quiz assesses skills in setting up and troubleshooting computer systems and networks. It covers topics like wireless networking, Windows operating systems, and system performance enhancements, crucial for IT professionals.
The BOOT.INI file is not found.
The Windows registry is corrupt.
There is a CD-ROM in the drive.
The floppy drive is disconnected.
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Upgrade processor
Increase HDD size
Increase system RAM
Upgrade the video card
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Windows updates need to be executed.
Network cable is unplugged.
The firewall is turned on.
The operating systems are incompatible.
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Press F6, select Last Known Good Configuration, login
Press F8, select Debug mode, login
Press F8, select Last Known Good Configuration, login
Press F6, select Debug mode, login
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Cookies are spyware
Cookies are not always malicious.
Cookies cannot be removed.
Cookies should be disabled at all times.
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Look at the Security event logs.
Look at the Task Manager.
Look at the system event logs.
Look at the application event logs.
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Translate a DHCP address to a name.
Translate a MAC address to a name.
Translate a DNS address to a name.
Translate an IP address to a name.
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POST diagnostic card
Power supply tester
Loop back plug
Cable tester
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Virus
Infection
Spam
Malware
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Hard drive is going bad.
RAM is going bad.
Video card is going bad.
CMOS battery is going bad.
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Operating system is corrupt.
RAM is going bad.
Computer needs to be restarted again.
Video card is corrupt.
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Multimeter
Extension magnet
Power supply tester
Toner probe
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Cable tester
Multimeter
TDR
SFC
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Turn on the computer to prevent any possible shorts.
Unplug the power cord to prevent any possible shorts.
Backup the computer to prevent any potential loss of data.
Ensure that the extension magnet is rubber coated.
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Loop back plug
Cable tester
Extension magnet
Multimeter
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Multimeter
Cable tester
Extension magnet
Toner probe
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Allows simultaneous transmission of 802.11n at 5.8GHz and 2.4GHz.
Allows single transmission of 802.11a/b at 2.4GHz or 802.11b/n at 5.8GHz.
Allows simultaneous transmission of 802.11a/b at 2.4GHz and 802.11b/n at 5.8GHz.
Allows single transmission of 802.11a at 5.8GHz and 802.11n at 2.4GHz.
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Enable remote access on the server and the clients.
Create a user account on the server and set it up to log in locally.
Use a KVM with extra long cables to connect to all computers.
Install SharePoint in the server to provide access.
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Ipconfig /release
Ipconfig /renew
Ipconfig /all
Ipconfig /flushdns
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XCOPY
COPY
DIR
EDIT
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Chkdsk /r
Chkdsk /i
Chkdsk /f
Chkdsk /v
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Loopback Plug
Multimeter
Power Supply Tester
Extension Magnet
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1 meter (3 feet)
10 meters (32 feet)
100 meters (328 feet)
1000 meters (3281 feet)
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A virus has infected the system
Corrupted BOOT.INI file
Corrupt MBR
Boot sector corruption
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The hard drive needs to be defragmented.
Integrated controller is overheating.
Cables are damaged or not seated.
Cables are reversed.
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Copy the photos to a USB drive and copy to the new computer.
Move the photos to a CD-R and copy to the new computer.
Copy the user's profile to a jump drive and copy to the new computer.
Save the old hard drive to the new computer and copy the files.
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The processor has stopped working.
The power supply has failed.
The case fan has stopped working.
The heatsink has gone bad.
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Format the new card in FAT32.
Use a memory stick DUO instead as it is a compatible format.
Install the latest firmware and drivers.
Purchase a PCMCIA adapter card for insured compatibility with all SD formats.
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DHCP
DNS
NAT
SNMP
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Tracert -t
Ipconfig /renew
Ping -t
Nslookup -ttl
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21
22
23
25
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22
80
443
3389
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Give the user power user rights
Enabled the restore to include security
Restore the data to the original location
Convert the hard drive to FAT32
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Disable TPM in the system BIOS
Run the BitLocker wizard and any necessary partitions
Enable TPM in the system BIOS
Enable TPM in the Windows 7 OS files
Set up the OS and the system files on the same partition
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Run the printer configuration wizard on the desktop.
Check to see if the network printer is turned on.
Verify that the printer is connected to the network.
Check the local print queue for a failed print job.
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Replace the video card with a compatible one.
Check the Windows XP Hardware Compatibility List.
Verify the boot order in the BIOS.
Install Windows XP RC2 first, then upgrade to Windows XP Media Center.
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WINS
DHCP
DNS
NAT
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Check the Ethernet link light.
Reboot the computer.
Check the length of the twisted-pair cable.
Ensure that a static IP address is assigned.
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Proper grounding
A non-carpeted surface
An anti-static wrist strap
Rubber gloves
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A corrupt driver
A loose wire or connector
Dirt or oil on the touchpad
A corrupt video driver
An external keyboard
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TRACERT
NET
NSLOOKUP
PING
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