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ITE v7.0 – IT Essentials ( Version 7.0) – IT Essentials 7.0 Final Exam 1 – 9 Answers

1. In which situation would an ESD strike potentially cause harm to the PC?

   • when replacing a mechanical hard drive with an M.2 SSD
   • when installing an additional display in a workplace cubicle
   • when using a grounded mat and working on a computer on an ungrounded workbench
   • when installing a dual-voltage power supply

2. A person has started a new technical job. In which situation would ESD be an issue?

   • when installing a processor
   • when using a grounded mat and working on a computer on an ungrounded workbench
   • when installing a dual-voltage power supply
   • while exchanging one laptop AC adapter with one that is not from the original equipment manufacturer

3. A technician is about to begin preventive maintenance on a company PC. In which situation would ESD be an issue?

   • when replacing a motherboard
   • while attaching speakers to a surround sound card
   • when using a grounded mat and working on a computer on an ungrounded workbench
   • when installing a dual-voltage power supply

4. A technician is about to begin preventive maintenance on a company PC. In which situation would ESD be an issue?

   • when installing RAM
   • when walking across a carpeted area and then touching a keyboard that is attached to a tower PC
   • when using a grounded mat and working on a computer on an ungrounded workbench
   • when installing a dual-voltage power supply

5. In which situation would an ESD strike potentially cause harm to the PC?

   • when replacing a mechanical hard drive with an M.2 SSD
   • when replacing high voltage laser printer parts
   • when using a grounded mat and working on a computer on an ungrounded workbench
   • when installing a dual-voltage power supply

6. An instructor has given a student an assignment to assemble a PC. In which situation should the student be aware that ESD is an issue?

   • when installing RAM
   • when working in a corporate environment that has carpet installed under tower PCs
   • when using a grounded mat and working on a computer on an ungrounded workbench
   • when installing a dual-voltage power supply

7. A technician is about to begin preventive maintenance on a company PC. In which situation would ESD be an issue?

   • when replacing a motherboard
   • while attaching speakers to a surround sound card
   • when working in a corporate environment that has carpet installed under tower PCs
   • when walking across a carpeted area and then touching a keyboard that is attached to a tower PC

8. A person has started a new technical job. In which situation would ESD be an issue?

   • when installing a processor
   • when installing a dual-voltage power supply
   • when working in a corporate environment that has carpet installed under tower PCs
   • when walking across a carpeted area and then touching a keyboard that is attached to a tower PC

9. A technician is about to begin preventive maintenance on a company PC. In which situation would ESD be an issue?

   • when replacing a motherboard
   • when installing a UPS
   • when working in a corporate environment that has carpet installed under tower PCs
   • when walking across a carpeted area and then touching a keyboard that is attached to a tower PC

10. In which situation would an ESD strike potentially cause harm to the PC?

    • when replacing a mechanical hard drive with an M.2 SSD
    • while exchanging one laptop AC adapter with one that is not from the original equipment manufacturer
    • when working in a corporate environment that has carpet installed under tower PCs
    • when walking across a carpeted area and then touching a keyboard that is attached to a tower PC

11. What two motherboard components control the system boot operations? (Choose two.)

    • BIOS chip
    • UEFI chip
    • Northbridge chip
    • Southbridge chip
    • CPU
      

      Explanation: System boot services are provided by the motherboard BIOS and UEFI chips.

12. A technician is upgrading an ATX motherboard with another ATX motherboard. Which component might be affected by this and need to be upgraded and bought as an additional purchase?

    • BIOS
    • chipset
    • CMOS battery
    • CPU
    • PCIe adapter
      

      Explanation: The motherboard, CPU, and power supply must be compatible.

13. A customer has requested that a PC be built that will support eSATA. Which component should be checked to be sure that this feature is supported?

    • CPU
    • chipset
    • hard disk
    • RAM module
      

      Explanation: The chipset on a motherboard consists of integrated circuits that control how system hardware interacts with the CPU and motherboard. It also provides the capability and features needed, such as the maximum memory supported on the motherboard, multiple USB ports, eSATA connections, surround sound, and video.

14. Which memory module used to hold instructions for booting a PC and loading the OS, but is still used on adapters even though the memory contents cannot be changed?

    • RAM
    • ROM
    • cache
    • main memory
      

      Explanation: ROM stands for read-only memory.

15. What is a characteristic of DDR SDRAM?

    • It transfers data twice per clock cycle compared to once per clock cycle for SDRAM.
    • DDR SDRAM modules have double the number of pins of SDRAM memory modules.
    • It is dynamic memory whereas SDRAM is static memory.
    • It operates at double the voltage of SDRAM memory.
      

      Explanation: DDR SDRAM transfers data twice per clock cycle, whereas SDRAM transfers data once each clock cycle. Both DDR SDRAM and SDRAM are forms of dynamic memory. The difference in data transfer rate between DDR SDRAM and SDRAM is not determined by the number of pins, nor the operating voltage.

16. What are two safety hazards when dealing with laser printers? (Choose two.)

    • high voltage
    • hot components
    • heavy metals
    • proprietary power bricks
    • unwieldy card cages
      

      Explanation: Laser printers require high voltage when initially powered on and to charge the drum in preparation for writing data to the drum. This high voltage requirement is why most laser printers are not normally connected to a UPS. A laser printer also has a fuser assembly used to apply heat and pressure to the toner to permanently attach it to the paper. The laser printer must be unplugged and the fuser assembly must be allowed to cool before working inside the printer.

17. Which component requires a technician to install screws externally through the PC case?

    • RAM
    • CPU
    • motherboard
    • power supply
      

      Explanation: The power supply commonly has four screws that attach from outside the case through case holes into screw holes on the power supply.

18. A technician is installing an internal HDD. To which motherboard connector will the technician connect the data cable?

    • ATX
    • PCI
    • PWR_SW
    • SATA
      

      Explanation: Internal hard drives are commonly SATA drives that have a data cable that extends from the drive to a motherboard SATA connector..

19. Refer to the exhibit. A technician has been asked to install a video card. Which section of the motherboard will the technician use to install the card?

    

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    • section A
    • section B
    • section C
    • section D
      

      Explanation: Graphics cards, also known as video cards, are installed into a PCIe x16 expansion slot. The expansion slots on a motherboard are located near the motherboard ports.

20. When a PC is being assembled, what component is connected to the motherboard with a SATA cable?

    • the optical drive
    • the network interface card
    • the video card
    • the power supply
      

      Explanation: SATA cables, or serial ATA cables, are used to carry data from drives to the motherboard.

21. A technician is troubleshooting a computer that is experiencing hardware failure detected by the BIOS. What is one way this failure is indicated?

    • The computer automatically boots into Safe Mode and displays a warning on the screen.
    • The screen flashes with a red background and displays a warning message.
    • The computer emits a pattern of beeps indicating the failing device.
    • The computer returns an error message that indicates the I/O address of the failing device.
      

      Explanation: Beep codes are a result of POST and these vary between computer vendors based on what BIOS is installed.

22. Which three features can be configured in the BIOS settings to secure a computer? (Choose three.)

    • MAC filtering
    • drive encryption
    • TPM
    • file encryption
    • TKIP key
    • passwords
      

      Explanation: Passwords, drive encryption, and TPM are BIOS configurable security features. File encryption, TKIP key, and MAC filtering are security features not configured within BIOS.

23. What is the purpose of RAID adapters?

    • to allow older PCI technology expansion slots to be used
    • to provide enhanced audio and graphic capabilities
    • to connect multiple storage devices for redundancy or speed
    • to connect peripheral devices to a PC to improve performance
      

      Explanation: RAID 0 allows “striping” or writing data across two hard drives, but provides no redundancy. The other RAID versions provide redundancy.

24. When a new motherboard is being installed, between which two components must thermal compound be applied? (Choose two.)

    • CPU
    • RAM
    • chassis
    • heat sink
    • chipset
    • motherboard
      

      Explanation: You must apply thermal compound between the new CPU and the heat sink/fan assembly to avoid overheating the CPU. The thermal paste helps to conduct heat from the CPU to the heat sink.

25. What is the purpose of a Safety Data Sheet?

    • to specify procedures for dealing with potentially hazardous materials
    • to specify procedures in designing and building common computer systems
    • to specify procedures for the operation of sensitive components and prevention of electrostatic discharge
    • to specify procedures in the use of humidity control and prevention of moisture damage
      

      Explanation: A Safety Data Sheet is a fact sheet that summarizes information about material identification, including hazardous ingredients that can affect personal health, fire hazards, and first-aid requirements. The SDS explains how to dispose of potentially hazardous materials in the safest manner.

26. Which negative environmental factor does cleaning the inside of a computer reduce?

    • dust
    • EMI
    • rust
    • ESD
      

      Explanation: Accumulated dust inside the computer can prevent the flow of air and can hinder cooling.

27. What is a recommended procedure to follow when cleaning computer components?

    • Remove the CPU before cleaning.
    • Blow compressed air on cooling fans so that they will spin when dust is being removed.
    • Use window cleaner on LCD screens.
    • Hold cans of compressed air upright while spraying.
      

      Explanation: When using compressed air, keep the can upright to prevent the fluid from leaking onto computer components.

28. On the production floor, a furniture plant has laptops for process monitoring and reporting. The production floor environment is around 80 degrees Fahrenheit (27 degrees Celsius). The humidity level is fairly high around 70 percent. Fans are mounted in the ceiling for air circulation. Wood dust is prevalent. Which condition is most likely to adversely affect a laptop that is used in this environment?

    • the temperature
    • the humidity
    • the air flow
    • the dust
      

      Explanation: Most laptops are created to be tolerant of a wide range of humidity levels and room temperatures. Dust, however, can cause overheating and failures.

29. After a technician tests a theory of probable causes, what two actions should the technician take if the testing did not identify an exact cause? (Choose two.)

    • Establish a new theory of probable causes.
    • Randomly replace components one at a time until the problem is solved.
    • Document each test tried that did not correct the problem.
    • Verify full system functionality.
    • Test all remaining possible causes starting with the most complex.
      

      Explanation: If the exact cause of the problem has not been determined after you have tested all your theories, establish a new theory of probable causes and test it.

30. What would happen if a PC that contains a power supply that does not automatically adjust for input voltage is set to 230 volts and attaches to an outlet in the United States?

    • The power supply would explode.
    • The PC would not turn on.
    • The PC would display an error code.
    • The PC would emit a series of beeps.
      

      Explanation: In the United States, the wall outlet electrical power is standardized at 120 volts AC.

31. Which type of network spans a single building or campus and provides services and applications to people within a common organizational structure?

    • PAN
    • WAN
    • LAN
    • MAN
      

      Explanation: A LAN is smaller or more contained than a WAN, which can span several cities. A MAN is usually contained in one city. A PAN is a very small network of devices that are located in close proximity to one another, usually within range of a single person.

32. What are two types of wired high-speed Internet connections? (Choose two.)

    • cable
    • satellite
    • cellular
    • DSL
    • dial-up
      

      Explanation: Cable and DSL Internet technologies both use physical cabling to provide an Internet connection to a residence or a small business. Although dial-up is a wired technology, it does not provide a high-speed Internet connection. Satellite and cellular connections provide a wireless Internet connection.

33. In what two situations would UDP be better than TCP as the preferred transport protocol? (Choose two.)

    • when applications need to guarantee that a packet arrives intact, in sequence, and unduplicated
    • when a faster delivery mechanism is needed
    • when delivery overhead is not an issue
    • when applications do not need to guarantee delivery of the data
    • when destination port numbers are dynamic
      

      Explanation: UDP is a very simple transport layer protocol that does not guarantee delivery. Devices on both ends of the conversation are not required to keep track of the conversation. UDP is used as the transport protocol for applications that need a speedy, best-effort delivery.

34. The current IP configuration of a small company is done manually and is time-consuming. Because of increased network growth, a technician needs a simpler way for IP configuration of workstations. Which service would simplify the workstation IP configuration task?

    • APIPA
    • DHCP
    • DNS
    • ICMP
      

      Explanation: In networks with more than a few hosts, DHCP simplifies the addressing process. A DHCP server automatically assigns host IP addresses.

35. A company is looking for a next-generation firewall that provides VPN functionality, IDS/IPS functionality, and DoS/DDoS protection. Which device would be best suited for this task?

    • multipurpose device
    • router
    • endpoint management server
    • UTM
    • TPM
      

      Explanation: A universal threat management (UTM) device is a security device that can provide firewall, IDS/IPS, and proxy server functionality as well as email filtering and DoS/DDoS protection.

36. A student is helping a friend with a home computer that can no longer access the Internet. Upon investigation, the student discovers that the computer has been assigned the IP address 169.254.100.88. What could cause a computer to get such an IP address?

    • static IP addressing with incomplete information
    • interference from surrounding devices
    • reduced computer power supply output
    • unreachable DHCP server
      

      Explanation: When a PC does not have a static IP address or cannot pick one up from a DHCP server, Windows will automatically assign the PC an IP address using APIPA, that uses the range of addresses 169.254.0.0 to 169.254.255.255.

37. What three values must be added to the IPv4 properties of a NIC in order for a computer to have basic connectivity with the network? (Choose three.)

    • subnet mask
    • DHCP server address
    • domain name
    • default gateway
    • speed and duplex
    • IP address
      

      Explanation: The IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway address values should be added to the NIC properties in order for the computer to have basic network connectivity. This can be done either statically or dynamically with DHCP. An additional value that should be present if the computer is to be used to connect to the Internet is the DNS server value. A computer automatically attempts to locate a DHCP server if configured to do so. A DHCP server address is not used. Finally, NAT is configured on a router, not on a computer host, and speed and duplex settings are NIC hardware settings and not IPv4 properties of the NIC.

38. A device has an IPv6 address of 2001:0DB8:75a3:0214:0607:1234:aa10:ba01 /64. What is the host identifier of the device?

    • 2001:0DB8:75a3
    • 0607:1234:aa10:ba01
    • 2001:0DB8
    • ba01
      

      Explanation: An IPv6 address is made up of 128 bits that are represented as eight blocks of four hexadecimal digits that are called hextets. Because each hexadecimal digit represents four bits, each hextet represents 16 bits. The /64 network prefix indicates that the first 64 bits, or first four hextets, represent the network portion of the address. Because there are 128 bits in an IPv6 address, this leaves the last 64 bits, or last four hextets, to represent the host identifier. The value for the last four hextets is 0607:1234:aa10:ba01.

39. How can a user prevent specific applications from accessing a Windows computer over a network?

    • Enable MAC address filtering.
    • Disable automatic IP address assignment.
    • Block specific TCP or UDP ports in Windows Firewall.
    • Change default usernames and passwords.
      

      Explanation: Network applications have specific TCP or UDP ports that can be left open or blocked in Windows Firewall. Disabling automatic IP address assignment may result in the computer not being able to connect to the network at all. Enabling MAC address filtering is not possible in Windows and would only block specific network hosts, not applications. Changing default usernames and passwords will secure the computer from unauthorized users, not from applications.

40. Place the six stages of the troubleshooting process in the correct order.

    

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41. A technician has been asked to configure Wi-Fi calling on a corporate mobile device. In which situation would this feature be most advantageous?

    • in an emergency situation and no minutes are left on the phone
    • when sending WEA updates
    • when in an area with poor cellular coverage
    • in a store transaction making a payment using the mobile device
      

      Explanation: Wi-Fi calling is not supported on all mobile devices, but when enabled, it uses a Wi-Fi network to make voice calls. It is very useful in areas with poor cellular coverage.

42. Which statement is true about laptops?

    • Most of the internal components that are designed for laptops cannot be used for desktops.
    • Laptop motherboards have standard form factors.
    • Laptops use fewer components than desktops use.
    • Laptop CPUs do not use cooling devices.
      

      Explanation: Laptop internal components are designed with a small form factor and are proprietary. Although a laptop CPU uses less power, it needs a cooling device (heat sink and fan).

43. Which standard provides a bridge between laptop hardware and the operating system and a way for technicians to configure power management schemes to get the best performance?

    • ACPI
    • PCIe
    • Bluetooth
    • 802.11
      

      Explanation: The Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) standard has specific sleep states that can be assigned to a device in order to conserve power. PCIe is a motherboard interface. Bluetooth and 802.11 are wireless standards.

44. Which two laptop components are considered replaceable by the customer. (Choose two.)

    • battery
    • integrated card reader
    • mini-PCIe module
    • RAM
    • display
      

      Explanation: Customer-replaceable units (CRUs) do not typically require a lot of technical skill to replace. RAM and a battery are two examples of a CRU. In contrast, a field-replaceable unit (FRU), such as a display, motherboard, keyboard, or touchpad, commonly requires a technician to install.

45. A user wants to synchronize some apps, movies, music, and ebooks between mobile devices. What are the two types of connections used to synchronize this type of data? (Choose two.)

    • cellular
    • Wi-Fi
    • USB
    • Bluetooth
    • NFC
      

      Explanation: Because of the amount of data transferred during video synchronization, synchronization occurs through either a Wi-Fi connection or a wired USB connection.

46. A technician is explaining the differences between inkjet printers and laser printers to a customer. Which two comparisons should the technician make? (Choose two.)

    • Inkjet printers are less expensive as an initial purchase than laser printers.
    • A laser printer is significantly slower than an inkjet printer.
    • Both laser and inkjet printers produce poor quality images.
    • The laser printer output is dry after printing, but an inkjet printer may still have wet ink on the paper after printing.
    • Inkjet printers use plain paper to make economical prints, but laser printers require more expensive thermal paper.

47. A user chooses the collate option and prints two copies of a three-page document. What is the order in which the pages are printed?

    • pages 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3
    • pages 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3
    • pages 3, 3, 2, 2, 1, 1
    • pages 3, 2, 1, 3, 2, 1
      

      Explanation: The collate feature enables a printer to sort multiple copies of a document with the proper page order for each copy.

48. A color laser printer is used to print documents with graphics and photographs. Users are complaining that printing takes too long. Which component of the printer should be upgraded in order to improve printing performance?

    • CPU
    • RAM
    • hard drive
    • toner cartridges
      

      Explanation: Because documents with graphics and photographs generate much larger print jobs, the printing process will run more efficiently if the printer memory is adequate to store the entire job before the job starts.

49. What service is available for Windows to provide software print server services to MAC OS clients?

    • Bonjour Print Server
    • Print to XPS
    • Apple AirPort Extreme
    • Apple AirPrint
      

      Explanation: Bonjour Printer Server from Apple comes with MAC OS X and is a free download for Windows users to be used as a software print server. Airport Extreme, a dedicated print server, and a PC with a printer attached serving as a print server are all hardware print sharing solutions.

50. Which three components are typically found in laser printer maintenance kits? (Choose three.)

    • fuser assembly
    • primary corona
    • pickup rollers
    • transfer rollers
    • secondary corona
    • paper trays
      

      Explanation: Laser printer maintenance kits typically contain components that wear and can be installed with minimal disassembly of the printer. Corona wires are internal components that would require a trained technician to replace. Paper trays are components that are not typically replaced during maintenance, but would be replaced any time if damaged.

51. A technician is installing a new printer in a cool, damp environment. After the printer cabling is done, and the software and print driver are installed, the printer test page jams. What is the most likely cause of the print failure?

    • incorrect printer driver
    • too much humidity
    • not enough printer memory
    • loose printer cables
      

      Explanation: Paper jams are commonly caused when the paper being used is dirty, affected by humidity, or is the wrong type of paper for the printer.

52. A data center has recently updated a physical server to host multiple operating systems on a single CPU. The data center can now provide each customer with a separate web server without having to allocate an actual discrete server for each customer. What is the networking trend that is being implemented by the data center in this situation?

    • BYOD
    • virtualization
    • maintaining communication integrity
    • online collaboration
      

      Explanation: Virtualization technology can run several different operating systems in parallel on a single CPU.

53. How does virtualization help with disaster recovery within a data center?

    • Power is always provided.
    • Less energy is consumed.
    • Server provisioning is faster.
    • Hardware does not have to be identical.
      

      Explanation: Disaster recovery is how a company goes about accessing applications, data, and the hardware that might be affected during a disaster. Virtualization provides hardware independence which means the disaster recovery site does not have to have the exact equipment as the equipment in production. Server provisioning is relevant when a server is built for the first time. Although data centers do have backup generators, the entire data center is designed for disaster recovery. One particular data center could never guarantee that the data center itself would never be without power.

54. Which two hypervisors are suitable to support virtual machines in a data center? (Choose two.)

    • Virtual PC
    • VMware Fusion
    • VMware ESX/ESXi
    • Oracle VM VirtualBox
    • Microsoft Hyper-V 2012
      

      Explanation: VMware ESX/ESXi and Microsoft Hyper-V 2012 are Type 1 hypervisors that have direct access to the hardware resources. Type 1 hypervisors are more efficient than hosted architectures, and enable greater scalability, performance, and robustness. They are used to support enterprise VMs in data centers. Oracle VM VirtualBox, VMware Fusion, and Microsoft Virtual PC are host based Type 2 hypervisors.

55. A web designer accesses a company Windows 10 computer remotely. The designer often needs to simultaneously open multiple applications, such as a web page editor and a graphics editor. Rather than opening them in multiple windows, the designer opens them in different virtual desktops. What technology is being used by the designer?

    • virtual reality
    • Windows Virtual Desktop
    • cloud-based applications
    • virtual desktop infrastructure
      

      Explanation: Windows 10 has a feature called Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD). A user can create multiple virtual desktops and navigate among them easily. This feature reduces the clutter on a desktop of Windows caused by opening multiple applications. With WVD, a user can have each application open in a separate desktop.

56. Which Cloud computing service would be best for an organization that needs to collaboratively create applications and deliver them over the web?

    • PaaS
    • IaaS
    • SaaS
    • ITaaS
      

      Explanation: Platform as a service (PaaS) provides a collaborative environment where multiple developers can create software and host an application through a Cloud provider.

57. Which statement describes a feature of SDRAM?

    • It requires constant power to function.
    • Its connector always has 240 pins.
    • It can process overlapping instructions in parallel.
    • It is able to support two writes and two reads per CPU clock cycle.
      

      Explanation: SDRAM ( Synchronous Dynamic RAM) works in synchronization with the memory bus and has higher transfer rates because it can process overlapping instructions in parallel.

58. Match the memory type to the feature. (Not all options are used.)

    

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59. A technician is troubleshooting a server that displays the error message “RAID not found” after a power outage over the weekend. What is a possible cause for this?

    • The BIOS firmware needs updating.
    • The FSB settings have changed and are wrong.
    • The external RAID controller is not receiving power.
    • The CPU multiplier is set too high.
      

      Explanation: The loss of the RAID controller can be caused by the external RAID controller not receiving power, incorrect BIOS settings, failure of the RAID controller or incorrect drivers for the RAID controller.

60. A customer brings in a laptop with a touch screen that is not working correctly. The touch screen either does not respond at all or provides unusual or inaccurate responses. What is a possible cause for such behavior?

    • The battery is not seated properly.
    • The DC jack is not grounded or is loose.
    • The digitizer is faulty.
    • Too many apps are open.
      

      Explanation: A touch screen that is unresponsive or inaccurate can be caused by dirt or grease on the screen, the screen protector, or apps consuming too many resources.

61. What are two security risks associated with sharing printers in a corporate environment? (Choose two.)

    • user authentication
    • cached files
    • document viewing in the print queue
    • dumpster diving
    • shoulder surfing
      

      Explanation: Three security concerns related to shared printers include (1) cached print files could contain sensitive data; (2) user authentication is needed to control access to the printer; and (3) print jobs could be read by others, intercepted, copied, or modified. Although the names of documents can be viewed in the print queue, document viewing is not possible. Dumpster diving and shoulder surfing are security concerns whether the printer is shared or not.

62. Which change management process component is concerned with the business processes that are affected by changes?

    • assessment
    • approval
    • implementation
    • identification
      

      Explanation: There are several change management process components that help changes, installations, and upgrades go more easily. The assessment component identifies the business processes that are affected and the costs and resources required.

63. Match the problem to the possible solution. (Not all options are used.)

    

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64. A computer technician is installing a RAID. If the RAID uses mirroring and striping, which RAID level is the technician using?

    • 10
    • 5
    • 1
    • 8

65. A computer technician is installing a RAID. If the RAID uses mirroring, which RAID level is the technician using?

    • 1
    • 6
    • 5
    • 3

66. A computer technician is installing a RAID. If the RAID uses striping with parity, which RAID level is the technician using?

    • 5
    • 6
    • 1
    • 4

67. A computer technician is installing a RAID. If the RAID uses striping, which RAID level is the technician using?

    • 0
    • 6
    • 5
    • 2

68. A computer technician is installing a RAID. If the RAID uses striping with double parity, which RAID level is the technician using?

    • 6
    • 1
    • 5
    • 7

69. A computer technician is installing a RAID. If the RAID uses striping with double parity, which RAID level is the technician using?

    • 6
    • 10
    • 5
    • 7

70. A computer technician is installing a RAID. If the RAID uses mirroring, which RAID level is the technician using?

    • 1
    • 10
    • 6
    • 3

71. A computer technician is installing a RAID. If the RAID uses mirroring and striping, which RAID level is the technician using?

    • 10
    • 6
    • 5
    • 8

72. A computer technician is installing a RAID. If the RAID uses striping with parity, which RAID level is the technician using?

    • 5
    • 10
    • 6
    • 4

73. A computer technician is installing a RAID. If the RAID uses striping, which RAID level is the technician using?

    • 0
    • 1
    • 5
    • 2

74. A technician is upgrading many PCs used within the company. How should the technician dispose of an old battery?

    • Recycle following local regulations.
    • Throw it away.
    • Take it to the garbage dump.
    • Burn it.

75. A technician is upgrading many PCs used within the company. How should the technician dispose of a broken monitor?

    • Recycle following local regulations.
    • Bury it.
    • Take it to the garbage dump.
    • Burn it.

76. A technician is upgrading many PCs used within the company. How should the technician dispose of an old power supply?

    • Recycle following local regulations.
    • Burn it.
    • Take it to the garbage dump.
    • Bury it.

77. A technician is upgrading many PCs used within the company. How should the technician dispose of old RAM?

    • Recycle following local regulations.
    • Destroy it with a hammer.
    • Burn it.
    • Bury it.

78. A technician is upgrading many PCs used within the company. How should the technician dispose of old RAM?

    • Recycle following local regulations.
    • Seal in a plastic bag before putting in the garbage.
    • Give it to your neighbor.
    • Destroy it with a hammer.

79. A technician is upgrading many PCs used within the company. How should the technician dispose of an old motherboard?

    • Recycle following local regulations.
    • Seal in a plastic bag before putting in the garbage.
    • Give it to your neighbor.
    • Destroy it with a hammer.

80. A technician is upgrading many PCs used within the company. How should the technician dispose of an old hard drive?

    • Recycle following local regulations.
    • Seal in a cardboard box.
    • Give it to your neighbor.
    • Destroy it with a hammer.

81. A technician is upgrading many PCs used within the company. How should the technician dispose of an old hard drive?

    • Recycle following local regulations.
    • Fix it with duct tape and reuse it.
    • Give it to your neighbor.
    • Destroy it with a hammer.

82. A technician is upgrading many PCs used within the company. How should the technician dispose of an old battery?

    • Recycle following local regulations.
    • Fix it with duct tape and reuse it.
    • Give it to your neighbor.
    • Destroy it with a hammer.

83. A technician is upgrading many PCs used within the company. How should the technician dispose of an old battery?

    • Recycle following local regulations.
    • Throw it away.
    • Take it home.
    • Give it to your neighbor.

84. After continuous morning use, a computer suddenly reboots without the intervention of the user. What are the two most likely hardware parts that could cause this problem? (Choose two.)

    • CPU
    • power supply
    • hard drive
    • RAID
    • BIOS
    • wireless NIC

85. After continuous morning use, a computer suddenly reboots without the intervention of the user. What are the two most likely hardware parts that could cause this problem? (Choose two.)

    • CPU
    • power supply
    • display port or display
    • RAID
    • BIOS
    • wireless NIC

86. After continuous morning use, a computer suddenly reboots without the intervention of the user. What are the two most likely hardware parts that could cause this problem? (Choose two.)

    • CPU
    • power supply
    • surge strip
    • RAID
    • BIOS
    • wireless NIC

87. A technician has been called in to investigate a problem with the computer rebooting randomly throughout the day. What two pieces of hardware could cause this problem? (Choose two.)

    • CPU
    • power supply
    • surge strip
    • ROM
    • wireless NIC
    • motherboard

88. A technician has been called in to investigate a problem with the computer rebooting randomly throughout the day. What two pieces of hardware could cause this problem? (Choose two.)

    • CPU
    • power supply
    • RAID
    • ROM
    • wireless NIC
    • motherboard

89. For two days in a row, a user has noticed that the computer reboots several times before it eventually starts. What are two suspect components? (Choose two.)

    • CPU
    • power supply
    • BIOS
    • ROM
    • wireless NIC
    • motherboard

90. For two days in a row, a user has noticed that the computer reboots several times before it eventually starts. What are two suspect components? (Choose two.)

    • CPU
    • power supply
    • ROM
    • BIOS
    • RAID
    • wireless NIC

91. While a user is working on a spreadsheet, the computer reboots. What are two components that could cause this issue? (Choose two.)

    • CPU
    • power supply
    • ROM
    • BIOS
    • RAID
    • wireless NIC

92. While a user is working on a spreadsheet, the computer reboots. What are two components that could cause this issue? (Choose two.)

    • CPU
    • power supply
    • motherboard
    • BIOS
    • RAID
    • wireless NIC

93. After continuous morning use, a computer suddenly reboots without the intervention of the user. What are the two most likely hardware parts that could cause this problem? (Choose two.)

    • CPU
    • power supply
    • hard drive
    • wireless NIC
    • BIOS
    • ROM

94. A client packet is received by a server. The packet has a destination port number of 137. What service application is the client requesting?

    • NetBIOS (NetBT)
    • SMB/CIFS
    • HTTPS
    • SLP

95. A client packet is received by a server. The packet has a destination port number of 22. What service application is the client requesting?

    • SSH
    • SMB/CIFS
    • HTTPS
    • SLP

96. A client packet is received by a server. The packet has a destination port number of 143. What service application is the client requesting?

    • IMAP
    • SMB/CIFS
    • HTTPS
    • SLP

97. A client packet is received by a server. The packet has a destination port number of 23. What service application is the client requesting?

    • Telnet
    • SMB/CIFS
    • HTTPS
    • SLP

98. A client packet is received by a server. The packet has a destination port number of 161. What service application is the client requesting?

    • SNMP
    • SMB/CIFS
    • HTTPS
    • SLP

99. A client packet is received by a server. The packet has a destination port number of 389. What service application is the client requesting?

    • LDAP
    • SMB/CIFS
    • HTTPS
    • SLP

100. A client packet is received by a server. The packet has a destination port number of 25. What service application is the client requesting?

     • SMTP
     • SMB/CIFS
     • HTTPS
     • SLP

101. A client packet is received by a server. The packet has a destination port number of 427. What service application is the client requesting?

     • SLP
     • SMB/CIFS
     • SMTP
     • DNS

102. A client packet is received by a server. The packet has a destination port number of 53. What service application is the client requesting?

      

     • DNS
     • SMTP
     • DHCP
     • TFTP

103. A client packet is received by a server. The packet has a destination port number of 427. What service application is the client requesting?

     • SLP
     • SMTP
     • DNS
     • DHCP

104. Which is the compressed format of the IPv6 address 2001:0db8:0000:0000:0000:a0b0:0008:0001?

     • 2001:db8::a0b0:8:1
     • 2001:db80:0:1::80:1
     • 2001:db8::ab8:1:0:1000
     • 2001:db80:::1::80:1

105. Which is the compressed format of the IPv6 address fe80:09ea:0000:2200:0000:0000:0fe0:0290?

     • fe80:9ea:0:2200::fe0:290
     • fe80:9:20::b000:290
     • fe80:9ea0::2020:0:bf:e0:9290
     • fe80:9ea0::2020::bf:e0:9290

106. Which is the compressed format of the IPv6 address 2002:0042:0010:c400:0000:0000:0000:0909?

     • 2002:42:10:c400::909
     • 200:420:110:c4b::910:0:90
     • 2002:4200::25:1090:0:99
     • 2002:42::25:1090:0:99

107. Which is the compressed format of the IPv6 address fe80:09ea:0000:2200:0000:0000:0fe0:0290?

     • fe80:9ea:0:2200::fe0:290
     • fe80::220:b3f:f0e0:29
     • fe80:9ea0::2020:0:bf:e0:9290
     • fe80::0220:0b3f:f0e0:0029

108. Which is the compressed format of the IPv6 address 2002:0420:00c4:1008:0025:0190:0000:0990?

     • 2002:420:c4:1008:25:190::990
     • 2002:4200::25:1090:0:99
     • 2002:42:10:c400::909
     • 2002:42::25:1090:0:99

109. Which is the compressed format of the IPv6 address 2001:0db8:0000:0000:0ab8:0001:0000:1000?

     • 2001:db8::ab8:1:0:1000
     • 2001:db8::a0b0:8:1
     • 2001:db8:1::ab8:0:1
     • 2001:db8:0:1::8:1

110. Which is the compressed format of the IPv6 address fe80:0000:0000:0000:0220:0b3f:f0e0:0029?

     • fe80::220:b3f:f0e0:29
     • fe80:9ea0::2020:0:bf:e0:9290
     • fe80:9ea:0:2200::fe0:290
     • fe80:9ea0::2020::bf:e0:9290

111. Which is the compressed format of the IPv6 address 2001:0db8:0000:0000:0000:a0b0:0008:0001?

     • 2001:db8::a0b0:8:1
     • 2001:db8:1::ab8:0:1
     • 2001:db8::ab8:1:0:1000
     • 2001:db8:0:1::8:1

112. Which is the compressed format of the IPv6 address fe80:09ea:0000:2200:0000:0000:0fe0:0290?

     • fe80:9ea:0:2200::fe0:290
     • fe80::220:b3f:f0e0:29
     • fe80:9ea0::2020:0:bf:e0:9290
     • fe80:9ea0::2020::bf:e0:9290

113. Which is the compressed format of the IPv6 address fe80:9ea0:0000:2020:0000:00bf:00e0:9290?

     • fe80:9ea0::2020:0:bf:e0:9290
     • fe80:9:20::b000:290
     • fe80:9ea:0:2200::fe0:290
     • fe80::0220:0b3f:f0e0:0029

114. What ACPI power state describes when the CPU and RAM are off and the contents of RAM have been saved to a temporary file on the hard drive?

     • S4
     • S1
     • S2
     • S3

115. What ACPI power state describes when the CPU and RAM are still receiving power but unused devices are powered down?

     • S1
     • S2
     • S3
     • S4

116. What ACPI power state describes when the CPU is off, but the RAM is refreshed?

     • S2
     • S1
     • S3
     • S4

117. What ACPI power state describes when the computer is off?

     • S5
     • S1
     • S2
     • S3

118. What ACPI power state describes when the computer is off?

     • S5
     • S1
     • S2
     • S4

119. What ACPI power state describes when the CPU is off and the RAM is set to a slow refresh rate, often called suspend mode?

     • S3
     • S4
     • S2
     • S5

120. What ACPI power state describes when the computer is on and the CPU is running?

     • S0
     • S4
     • S3
     • S5

121. What ACPI power state describes when the CPU and RAM are still receiving power but unused devices are powered down?

     • S1
     • S4
     • S3
     • S5

122. What ACPI power state describes when the CPU and RAM are off and the contents of RAM have been saved to a temporary file on the hard drive?

     • S4
     • S3
     • S2
     • S5

123. What ACPI power state describes when the computer is off?

     • S5
     • S4
     • S3
     • S2

124. A reporter is trying to print several high resolution photographs but the color laser printer is going extremely slowly. What should the technician do to resolve the issue?

     • Add more RAM to the printer.
     • Rewind the ribbon.
     • Connect the printer using wireless.
     • Install a USB hub.
     • Update the BIOS.

125. A new printer has just been installed deep in a mine. When test pages are printed, the paper constantly jams. What should the technician do to resolve the issue?

     • Move the printer to a less-humid location.
     • Clean the printer.
     • Connect the printer using wireless.
     • Install a USB hub.
     • Update the BIOS.

126. A user complains that recently every printed document has vertical lines and streaks on the paper. What should the technician do to resolve the issue?

     • Distribute the toner more evenly within the cartridge.
     • Clean the printer.
     • Connect the printer using wireless.
     • Install a USB hub.
     • Update the BIOS.

127. A user complains that recently every printed document has vertical lines and streaks on the paper. What should the technician do to resolve the issue?

     • Distribute the toner more evenly within the cartridge.
     • Reset the page counter.
     • Connect the printer using wireless.
     • Install a USB hub.
     • Update the BIOS.

128. A school is installing a new shared printer but the printer is not showing up on the list of available printers. What should the technician do to resolve the issue?

     • Manually add the printer IP address.
     • Reset the page counter.
     • Connect the printer using wireless.
     • Install a USB hub.
     • Update the BIOS.

129. A school is installing a new shared printer but the printer is not showing up on the list of available printers. What should the technician do to resolve the issue?

     • Manually add the printer IP address.
     • Check the vibration of the crystals.
     • Connect the printer using wireless.
     • Install a USB hub.
     • Update the BIOS.

130. Employees are complaining that they send print jobs to a newly installed printer but the print jobs never print. What should the technician do to resolve the issue?

     • The printer is connected to the wrong port. Modify the port.
     • Check the vibration of the crystals.
     • Connect the printer using wireless.
     • Install a USB hub.
     • Update the BIOS.

131. Users have noticed that the colors on their printed documents are different from the colors that they see on their computer screens. What should the technician do to resolve the issue?

     • Calibrate the printer.
     • Install a USB hub.
     • Reset the page counter.
     • Check the vibration of the crystals.
     • Connect the printer using wireless.

132. A technician has just completed a preventive maintenance on the department printer. Users are now complaining that the printer is no longer available. What should the technician do to resolve the issue?

     • Check that the printer is plugged into a power source.
     • Connect the printer using wireless.
     • Reset the page counter.
     • Check the vibration of the crystals.
     • Install a USB hub.

133. Employees of a small business are complaining that the printer is printing faded images. What should the technician do to resolve the issue?

     • Replace the toner cartridge.
     • Update the BIOS.
     • Reset the page counter.
     • Check the vibration of the crystals.
     • Install a USB hub.

134. A photographer is complaining about the following printer issue: The printer issues a “Document failed to print” message. What are two possible causes of this issue? (Choose two.)

     • A cable is loose or disconnected.
     • The printer is no longer shared.
     • The paper tray is flimsy.
     • The laser printer is emitting too much radiation.
     • The wrong printer type has been selected.

135. A reporter is complaining about the following printer issue: The printer is printing unknown characters. What are two possible causes of this issue? (Choose two.)

     • The wrong or an outdated printer driver is installed.
     • The printer has a loose connection.
     • The laser printer is emitting too much radiation.
     • The printer has been installed on the wrong port.
     • The paper tray is flimsy.

136. A manager is complaining about the following printer issue: The printer is printing incorrect colors. What are two possible causes of this issue? (Choose two.)

     • The print heads might need to be cleaned and calibrated.
     • An incorrect cartridge could be installed.
     • The printer is using the wrong cable.
     • The printer has been installed on the wrong port.
     • The paper tray is flimsy.

137. A technician is complaining about the following printer issue: The print appears faded on the paper. What are two possible causes of this issue? (Choose two.)

     • The toner cartridge is low.
     • The paper might be incompatible with the printer.
     • The wrong printer type has been selected.
     • The printer has been installed on the wrong port.
     • The paper tray is flimsy.

138. A librarian is complaining about the following printer issue: The printer control panel displays no image. What are two possible causes of this issue? (Choose two.)

     • The contrast of the screen may be set too low.
     • The printer is not turned on.
     • The room temperature is above normal.
     • The printer has been installed on the wrong port.
     • The paper tray is flimsy.

139. A teacher is complaining about the following printer issue: The paper is creased after printing. What are two possible causes of this issue? (Choose two.)

     • The paper-feed tray might not be firmly adjusted against the edges of the printer.
     • The paper might be loaded incorrectly.
     • Print jobs are being sent to the wrong printer.
     • The printer has been installed on the wrong port.
     • The paper tray is flimsy.

140. A receptionist is complaining about the following printer issue: My impact printer produces faded or light characters. What are two possible causes of this issue? (Choose two.)

     • The ribbon may be worn out.
     • The ribbon may be damaged.
     • The print queue is overloaded.
     • The printer has been installed on the wrong port.
     • The paper tray is flimsy.

141. A photographer is complaining about the following printer issue: The paper is not being fed into the printer. What are two possible causes of this issue? (Choose two.)

     • The paper may be wrinkled.
     • The printer could be set to print to a different paper size than is currently loaded.
     • The paper tray is flimsy.
     • The printer has been installed on the wrong port.
     • The printer service is stopped or not working properly.

142. A reporter is complaining about the following printer issue: The printer is printing unknown characters. What are two possible causes of this issue? (Choose two.)

     • The wrong or an outdated printer driver is installed.
     • The printer has a loose connection.
     • The printer lid has not been closed securely.
     • The room temperature is above normal.
     • The printer does not have enough RAM.

143. A manager is complaining about the following printer issue: The printer is printing incorrect colors. What are two possible causes of this issue? (Choose two.)

     • The print heads might need to be cleaned and calibrated.
     • An incorrect cartridge could be installed.
     • The printer service is stopped or not working properly.
     • The printer does not have enough RAM.
     • The print queue is overloaded.

144. A laptop has an NVMe drive (C:) and a mechanical hard drive (D:). When the user tries to save a spreadsheet to the D: drive, the user notices that the D: drive is not there. What should the technician do to see if the drive is recognized by the operating system?

     • Use the Disk Management Control Panel.
     • Use the Msconfig utility.
     • Boot into UEFI/BIOS and see if the drive appears.
     • Remove the drive and attach it to the SATA port used by the SSD. Reboot the computer and see if the drive is recognized.

145. A computer has two mechanical hard drives. The second drive (D:) is used for data storage. When trying to save an email attachment to the local hard drive, the user notices that the D: drive is not an option. What should the technician do to see if the drive is recognized by the operating system?

     • Use File Explorer.
     • Swap the data cables of the mechanical drive and the SSD.
     • Open a web browser and type the following: http://127.0.0.1. Verify if both drives appear in the list.
     • Bring up a command prompt and type ipconfig.

146. A user reports that a drive is no longer there. The technician asks the user to demonstrate the problem. Within the application, the user demonstrates that the drive, that was present in the save options yesterday, is now no longer an option. What should the technician do to see if the drive is recognized by the operating system?

     • Use Device Manager.
     • Check the Startup folder.
     • Bring up a command prompt and type ipconfig.
     • Swap the data cables of the mechanical drive and the SSD.

147. A computer has two mechanical hard drives. The second drive (D:) is used for data storage. When trying to save an email attachment to the local hard drive, the user notices that the D: drive is not an option. What should the technician do to see if the drive is recognized by the operating system?

     • Use File Explorer.
     • Determine if the hard drive service is set to start automatically.
     • Bring up a command prompt and type ipconfig.
     • Swap the data cables of the mechanical drive and the SSD.

148. A computer has an SSD for the operating system and applications and uses another mechanical hard drive for data storage. The user reports that data can no longer be saved to the mechanical hard drive. What should the technician do to see if the drive is recognized by the operating system?

     • Use File Explorer.
     • Swap the data cables of the mechanical drive and the SSD.
     • Open a web browser and type the following: http://127.0.0.1. Verify if both drives appear in the list.
     • Bring up a command prompt and type ipconfig.

149. A user reports that a drive is no longer there. The technician asks the user to demonstrate the problem. Within the application, the user demonstrates that the drive, that was present in the save options yesterday, is now no longer an option. What should the technician do to see if the drive is recognized by the operating system?

     • Use Device Manager.
     • Use the Msconfig utility.
     • Bring up a command prompt and type ipconfig.
     • Swap the data cables of the mechanical drive and the SSD.

150. A laptop has an NVMe drive (C:) and a mechanical hard drive (D:). When the user tries to save a spreadsheet to the D: drive, the user notices that the D: drive is not there. What should the technician do to see if the drive is recognized by the operating system?

     • Use the Disk Management Control Panel.
     • Open a web browser and type the following: http://127.0.0.1. Verify if both drives appear in the list.
     • Bring up a command prompt and type ipconfig.
     • Swap the data cables of the mechanical drive and the SSD.

151. A computer has an SSD for the operating system and applications and uses another mechanical hard drive for data storage. The user reports that data can no longer be saved to the mechanical hard drive. What should the technician do to see if the drive is recognized by the operating system?

     • Use Device Manager.
     • Remove the drive and attach it to the SATA port used by the SSD. Reboot the computer and see if the drive is recognized.
     • Open a web browser and type the following: http://127.0.0.1. Verify if both drives appear in the list.
     • Bring up a command prompt and type ipconfig.

152. A laptop has an NVMe drive (C:) and a mechanical hard drive (D:). When the user tries to save a spreadsheet to the D: drive, the user notices that the D: drive is not there. What should the technician do to see if the drive is recognized by the operating system?

     • Use the Disk Management Control Panel.
     • Determine if the hard drive service is set to start automatically.
     • Bring up a command prompt and type ipconfig.
     • Swap the data cables of the mechanical drive and the SSD.

153. A computer has an SSD for the operating system and applications and uses another mechanical hard drive for data storage. The user reports that data can no longer be saved to the mechanical hard drive. What should the technician do to see if the drive is recognized by the operating system?

     • Use File Explorer.
     • Swap the data cables of the mechanical drive and the SSD.
     • Bring up a command prompt and type ipconfig.
     • Remove the drive and attach it to the SATA port used by the SSD. Reboot the computer and see if the drive is recognized.

154. A technician is working on a laptop and the GPS is not functioning. What is a probable cause for this situation?

     • A service is disabled.
     • The GPU is overheating.
     • The screen resolution needs recalibration.
     • The screen refresh rate is too low.

155. A technician is working on a laptop and the GPS is not functioning. What is a probable cause for this situation?

     • Airplane mode is turned on.
     • The GPU is overheating.
     • The screen resolution needs recalibration.
     • The screen refresh rate is too low.

156. A technician is working on a laptop and the GPS is not functioning. What is a probable cause for this situation?

     • Airplane mode is turned on.
     • Wi-Fi is turned off.
     • The screen resolution needs recalibration.
     • The screen refresh rate is too low.

157. A technician is working on a laptop and the GPS is not functioning. What is a probable cause for this situation?

     • Airplane mode is turned on.
     • More than one app is open simultaneously.
     • The screen resolution needs recalibration.
     • The screen refresh rate is too low.

158. A technician is working on a laptop and an app is not loading. What is a probable cause for this situation?

     • An app needs to be restarted.
     • More than one app is open simultaneously.
     • The screen resolution needs recalibration.
     • The screen refresh rate is too low.

159. A technician is working on a laptop and an app is not loading. What is a probable cause for this situation?

     • An app needs to be restarted.
     • The Num Lock key is depressed.
     • The GPU is overheating.
     • Wi-Fi is turned off.

160. A technician is working on a laptop and an app is not responding. What is a probable cause for this situation?

     • An app needs to be restarted.
     • The battery is low.
     • The GPU is overheating.
     • Wi-Fi is turned off.

161. A technician is working on a laptop and an app is not responding. What is a probable cause for this situation?

     • An app needs to be restarted.
     • The display setting is incorrect.
     • The GPU is overheating.
     • Wi-Fi is turned off.

162. A technician is working on a laptop and an error message about decryption appears when opening an email. What is a probable cause for this situation?

     • A digital certificate is missing.
     • The display setting is incorrect.
     • The GPU is overheating.
     • Wi-Fi is turned off.

163. A technician is working on a laptop and an error message about decryption appears when opening an email. What is a probable cause for this situation?

     • A digital certificate is missing.
     • The screen refresh rate is too low.
     • The GPU is overheating.
     • Wi-Fi is turned off.