What memory type is this?
You’ve run into a problem with a computer, and during the troubleshooting process you upgraded the BIOS version of the PC. What kind of memory allows you to update the BIOS code of the computer?
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Which ports do you need?
You are planning to install a web server on your network. To allow access from other computers, you’d like to open the necessary ports in your firewall. Which ports should you open to allow web server access to your computer? Pick two.
How can you secure a wireless network?
Which of these techniques are wireless router security options? Pick three.
How can you terminate a bad application?
One of your customers uses a poorly written application that often hangs and will not close properly. What Windows utility can you use to terminate the application manually?
Which wireless is this?
Which 802.11 wireless networking type has a maximum bandwidth of 54 megabits per second?
Computer no boot.
You’ve made some changes to your Windows XP boot.ini file, but now your system will not boot at all. What program can you use to rebuild your boot.ini file?
What boot order?
You would like to configure the boot order of your computer to allow boot DVDs and boot USB flash memory sticks, but you don’t want to boot from the network unless the hard drive was missing or unbootable. Which of these boot orders would be an appropriate configuration for your PC? Pick two.
Garbage out.
When you print to a printer on the network, your output looks like garbage that contains odd characters and symbols. It doesn’t matter which application you use; all of your output is illegible. Other people can print to the network printer without any issues. What of these is the most likely cause of your issue?
What’s the best RAID?
You would like to build a drive array configuration that provides the highest levels of throughput. You don’t need the RAID array to provide any redundancy if a drive fails. What RAID type would be the best fit?
Why would you use ECC memory?
You’re installing a memory upgrade into a computer, and you notice that the motherboard documentation states that ECC memory is required. Why would a computer use ECC memory?