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| Legitimate parts of a FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name)? |
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| Describes location of site on the Internet. Contains: hostname (www); domain name; and top-level domain name (.com). |
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| Which OS(es) upgrade to Windows XP? |
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| Windows 98, Windows 2000 Pro, Windows ME, and Windows NT 4.0 |
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| 3rd modulation standard for Wireless LAN. 2.4Ghz, 54 Mbits/S. Backwards compatible with Mbps DSSS (802.11b). |
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| Infrared Data Association. Communication protocal standards based on infrared, so it needs line of sight. Also needs COM port enable in CMOS. |
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| What is the most common LCD repair (x2)? |
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| The "inverter card" or the "lcd panel". Inverter Card is common for screen dimmness and much cheaper than the LCD panel. |
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| What is System File Checker? |
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Windows 2000/XP command-line utility that checks the system's protected files for change, deletion, or corruption. Fix is: sfc.exe.
Uses: when receiving "dll" corruption error. |
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| Scalable Link Interface. A multi-GPU solution developed by NVidia for linking two or more video cards together with a single output. Increases processor power for graphics. |
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| What is the Recovery Console? |
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| Provides a means for an administrator to perform a limited range of tasks using a command-line interface, when Windows will not boot. In 2000, XP, and Server 2003. Must have Windows CD to boot from. |
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480 Mbps transfer rate
127 max devices
5 meters/ 15 feet max
hot-swappable |
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800 Mbps transfer rate
63 max devices
4.5 meters/ 14 feet max
hot-swappable |
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| Memory module that can be installed and run at 333Mhz bus speed? |
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| What is the extra feature of an ATX 12V power supply? |
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| An additional 12 volt connector. |
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| What do you need to run 64-bit programs? |
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| A 64-bit Processor and a 64-bit OS. |
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| Printer jamming; two most likely causes? |
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| Dirty/worn rollers, and poor quality paper. |
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| "Automatic Private IP Addressing". A DHCP failover mechanism. On all Windows clients, unless disabled in the Registry. |
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| spuninst.exe process is associated with Microsoft Windows operating system. Process is used for uninstalling of service packs installed in operating system. |
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| Wireless Access Point. SSID is broadcast by default, so disable it to make it more secure. |
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| Dual In-line Memory Module. 64-bit data path. 168-pin is most common. |
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| Double Data Rate RAM. Peak rates for four types: 1600, 2100, 2700, 3200. |
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