That’s annoying
What kind of malicious software falls into the category of “annoying” software that doesn’t cause serious operational problems?
The invisible card
The Ethernet port on your motherboard has stopped working, so you moved an Ethernet PCI adapter card from another computer to your desktop PC. However, when you start your Windows operating system the PnP adapter card isn’t seen by the operating system. Which of these is the most likely cause of this issue?
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Hook that share
You need to connect to a Windows network share from the command line. Which command would allow you to complete this requirement?
It’s a secret
One of your customers has asked for a secure interactive terminal connection for the management of a router. What encrypted communication protocol could they use to provide this requirement?
Resolution to the max
You’ve recently installed a new large LCD monitor on your computer, but you’ve found that Windows won’t increase the display resolution. When you look at Device Manager, you see that the display is listed as “Generic VGA.” What of these is the most likely cause of this issue?
Well, that didn’t work.
You’re performing a fresh installation of Windows 7 on an older Windows XP Professional desktop PC, but the Windows 7 installation media won’t boot from the DVD-ROM drive and always boots Windows XP normally. The Windows 7 DVD-ROM boots properly on other computers in the office. What is the most likely cause of this issue?