You are installing Windows XP Professional in an older PC, but you’re not sure the system specifications will support the minimum XP requirements. The computer has a 233 MHz processor, 64 MB of RAM, 1 GB of free disk space, and an SVGA video display. Which one of these specifications does not meet the minimum requirements for Windows XP Professional?
This month: Understanding CPU cache memory, CPUs and sockets, rebuilding RAID, and using the command line.
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You have identified a malware infection on a critical computer at your organization. What is the best process to ensure that the malware is completely eradicated?
One of your associates is using Windows Vista Ultimate, but she is experiencing poor performance and slowdowns. She is using a laptop with a 1 GHz processor, 512 MB of RAM, and 40 GB of free disk space. Which of these would be true about this configuration?
During the installation of a new wireless router, you have selected the option for SSID suppression. What is the result of this configuration selection?
You’ve been tasked with upgrading your organization’s five hundred Windows XP systems to Windows 7. What can MAP do to help you with this process?
A split cable is invisible to wire maps and continuity testers, making it very difficult to troubleshoot. In this video, you’ll learn about split cables and how you can identify a split in your cable.
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Short circuits and open circuits can be problematic to identify and resolve. In this video, you’ll learn about opens and shorts and how they cause problems on our networks.
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A bad connector can cause everything to be a problem. In this video, you’ll learn what issues to watch out for with your RJ-45 connectors.
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