Motherboard form
Which motherboard form factor was designed to fit into legacy cases, and takes up less space with fewer expansion slots?
No signal means no signal
You’re upgrading a laptop’s internal wireless card by replacing an 802.11g adapter with an 802.11n adapter. After installing the new adapter card, the drivers install properly but you’re not getting any signal. You ultimately replace the original card, but now it’s not seeing any wireless signal. Other devices on the wireless network are working perfectly. Which of these is the most likely cause of this issue?
Checking in, checking out
What happens if CHKDSK tries to run on a volume that is being used by another process?
Disk half slow
You’ve just installed a new SATA disk, but you find that you are only getting half of the expected 300 MB/sec of throughput. What is a likely cause of this issue?
The button, it does nothing
You’ve just upgraded your motherboard, and the system appears to be working almost perfectly. The only problem you’ve found is the reset button on the front of your computer doesn’t appear to actually reset anything. What’s the most likely cause of this issue?
Don’t stop believ
Your computer is beginning to experience a new issue where it abruptly shuts down after less than an hour of heavy utilization. You also notice that something is loose and bouncing around inside of the PC’s desktop case when it’s moved. What is the most likely cause of this shutdown problem?
The password is…
One of your associates has told you that he’s added a supervisor password to the BIOS of every computer in the organization. What does the addition of this BIOS password mean?
Your wireless is on backwards
The 802.11g wireless specification was built to be backwards-compatible with a previous wireless format. Which wireless technology can clients use without any modification on properly configured 802.11g networks?
The laptop is expanding
Which laptop expansion slot can be found in both 34 millimeter and 54 millimeter versions, and offer high throughput rates because of an internal connection to a PCI Express lane and USB 2.0?