IT Essential Chapter 2 V 5.0
1. Which tool in Windows XP gives a technician access to initialize disks and create partitions?
- Defrag
- Scandisk
- Format
- Disk Management*
- Disk Cleanup
- System File Checker*
- Disk Cleanup
- Scan System
- Defrag
- Disk Management
- Chkdsk
- Disk Management
- Spyware Remover*
- Antivirus software*
- Disk Cleanup
- Scandisk
- Fdisk
- Ensure antistatic mats are on the workbench and floor.*
- Keep humidity in the environment very low.
- Ensure that all flooring is carpeted.
- Wear an antistatic wrist strap.*
- Keep all components in antistatic bags.*
- Store all computer components in clear plastic bags.
- infrared mice
- electrical storms*
- RAM modules
- power lines*
- LCD monitors
- Avoid using magnetized tools.*
- Wear ESD protection to repair monitors in humid environments.
- Leave the power cord attached to an outlet for grounding.
- Avoid using ESD wrist straps and ESD mats simultaneously.
- isopropyl alcohol*
- glass cleaner with ammonia
- water that is mixed with a small amount of dishwashing liquid
- rubbing alcohol
- Pencil lead is conductive.*
- The lead in a pencil can induce current.
- A pencil can hold a static charge.
- Pencil lead is corrosive.
- Fdisk
- a BIOS updater
- Spyware remover*
- Defrag*
- Disk Cleanup*
- Device Manager
- It allows the public sharing of information on the Internet.
- It increases the cost of services and repairs.
- It reduces the technical skills required of new technicians.
- It provides reference material for similar problems when they are encountered in the future.*
- by stopping the flow of voltage to the computer
- by grounding excess electrical voltage
- by switching from main power to a standby power source
- by using a battery to supply a constant level of voltage*
- standing on an antistatic mat while working on a computer
- plugging a printer into an UPS
- using a magnetic screwdriver while working on a hard drive
- cleaning the inside of the computer while it is turned on*
- wearing a wrist strap while working inside a power supply*
- self grounding against the computer case
- using a magnetic screwdriver while working on a hard drive
- plugging a printer into an UPS
- working in low levels of humidity*
- torx driver
- phillips screwdriver*
- flat head screwdriver
- hex driver
- compressed air
- a magnetic screwdriver*
- a lead pencil
- a computer vacuum cleaner
- sag
- spike
- surge
- brownout*
- the local hazardous materials team
- the insurance policy of the company
- the material safety data sheet*
- the regulations provided by the local occupational health and safety administration
- microwaves*
- cordless phones*
- external hard drives
- home theaters
- Blu-ray players
- incandescent light bulbs
- Use a long, steady stream of air from the can.
- Do not spray the compressed air with the can upside down.*
- Do not use compressed air to clean a CPU fan.
- Spray the CPU cooling fan with the compressed air to verify that the fan blade is spinning freely.
- six sided bolt*
- cross head screw
- slotted screw
- torx bolt
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