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What device is used to Measure Power Outlet Voltage AC, PC Power supply Output Voltage (DC), CMOS Battery Power DC Voltage, Fuse Status (Continuity)
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Multimeter
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Used for testing physical Ports, or fooling Windows 2000 setup into thinking an Ethernet network link is active
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Loopback Plug
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what 3 DC voltages do Power Supplies convert to?
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3.3 Volts
5 Volts 12 Volts |
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How many AC volts does a Power supply accept?
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120 Volts
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Describe what Power Supplies do with electrical current.
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Takes 120 Volts (USA) of AC (Alternating Current) and converts it to 3.3 volts, 5 volts, 12 volts of DC (Direct Current)
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What are inside newer CRT monitors that help them discharge faster?
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Bleeder Resistors
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What is an MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet)
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Sheet that has all sorts of information for Hazardous material such safety procedures, first aid etc.
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What 4 Busses are connected to the Northbridge?
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1. Front Side Bus (FSB)
2. Memory Bus 3. Internal Bus 4. High Speed Graphics Bus |
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Which bridge is the memory controller hub?
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Northbridge
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Which bridge is the I/O controller hub?
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Southbridge
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What 3 Busses are connected to the Southbridge
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1. PCI Bus (PCI Adapter slots)
2. PCI Bus (Onboard Graphics Controller) 3. Low Pin Count Bus |
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What does the Low Pin Count Bus connect to?
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1. Flash BIOS ROM
2. Super I/O |
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What 3 components are connected to the northbridge busses?
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1. Graphics Adaper Slot (PCI Express or AGP)
2. CPU 3. Memory Banks |
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What is a Daughter board??
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A (Riser card) or board with extra slots to plus in other expansion cards sideways to save space.
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What is a CNR??
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Communications & Network Riser. Essentially Replaces the AMR (Audio Modem Riser). Its a Modular riser for networkin, modem, audio etc.
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What are the 4 types of signals a System Bus carry?
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■ Data
■ Power ■ Control ■ Address |
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Name the Hierarchy in the Registry
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1. Root Keys
2. Sub keys 3. Values |
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What are the registry files called?
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Hives
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Name the 5 main subgroups of the registry
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1.HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
2.HKEY_CURRENT_USER 3.HKEY_USERS 4.HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE 5.HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG |
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Describe Overclocking
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increasing the clock multiplier
or running the front side bus (FSB) at faster speeds than normal |
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Microsoft designed Windows to run on several hardware platforms using
a layer of software tailored specifically for the hardware, called what? |
(HAL) Hardware Abstraction Layer
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What is the name of the file that tracks the complete installation process, logging the success or
failure of file copying, Registry updates, reboots, and so on? |
SETUPLOG.TXT
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What is the name of the file that tracks each piece of hardware as it is installed during an installation setup?
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SETUPAPI.LOG
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What is the tool used to move selected data from an old computer to a new computer on Windows Vista/7 called?
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Windows Easy Transfer
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What is the tool used to move selected data from an old computer to a new computer on Windows XP/2000 called?
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Files and Setting Transfer Wizard
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What transfer file & settings tool has its primary use in businesses, used to transfer multiple users and has to be run in a Windows Server domain?
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User State Migration Tool
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