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Where is the data for a draft word document or a program such as an Excel spreadsheet normally stored?

All the devices connected externally to the system unit are know as what type of devices

Where is all the raw data processed in a PC?

What are the most commonly used input devices?

What two connectors are used in today's PCs for video output?

Where is the data temporary stored while the CPU processes the data?

Where are programs stored until they are needed?

What sets the CPU speed?

What is the closest location of the data to the CPU?

You have just installed Windows 7, but found out some of your programs will not run as they did with Windows Vista. What could be the problem?

How are zero insertion force (ZIF) sockets used?

What socket does an Intel CPU use?

What type of socket does an AMD CPU use?

This type of memory has been in use since the beginning and has gone through many improvements, but remains the standard.

What type of memory runs at the same cadence as the system clock?

What type of RAM must be installed in pairs?

This type of RAM is found in laptops.

This type of memory uses two paths which theoretically doubles the data transfer rate.

Problems in RAM can bring the system to its knees, but it does inform you with messages. Which of these is the most notable?

What is name of the main circuit board inside a PC that contains the CPU and RAM?

Which form factor board was inspired by Intel and is in use in many PCs today?

What part of the motherboard is responsible for data communications between the CPU and hard drives?

When a motherboard does not have built-in video or sound, which of these features is mandatory?

What is a 64 bit wide and runs at 133 MHz?

What is a 32 bit wide and runs at 33 MHz?

What is the measurement of electrical pressure?

Electrical current that flows in only one directions is

What is the measurement of electrical power?

What is measured when amps are being calculated?

Which connecter for hard drives has been replaced by SATA connectors?

What is the term for the separate sections of the PSU that supplies power for the 3.3-, 5-, and 12-volt requirements?

What is the speed for SATA 2?

Which one of these devices looks like a hard drive to the operating system?

What are the interfaces used by solid state drives?

A motherboard with a built-in RAID controller is categorized as what type of RAID?

What appears as a single large drive?

What uses an expansion card to create and manage drive arrays?

Which one of this prefixes is a part of the decimal prefixes?

Which one of these prefixes is a part of the IEC binary prefixes?

Slow performance is when something in your PC . . .

What cleans your drives and solves slow performance?

What kind of tool is Defragmentation as a default?

What is the original format of audio CDs?

What is the most common DVD format used?

What is the capacity of a Blu-ray Disc?

What is the speed of low-speed USB?

What input device is used for video conferencing?

What must not be used to clean an optical mouse?

Which of these devices are used to capture the Universal Product Code (UPC)?

What is a format for a flash memory?

What are the specific settings for a device in use?

Which of these interfaces can transport both video and audio signals at the same time on their individual cables?

Where is the actual image composed before it is displayed?

What is the smallest addressable element in a display device?

Which device uses DLP?

Which type of display device will use an inverter?

What is the current (2016) standard for the default resolution of a LCD display?

What is the role of the RAMDAC?

Which of these is not category(CAT) for network cabling ?

What hardware uses punch down tool ?

Which of these is not indicated by the link lights

How many wires are in a CAT 6 cable?

Data is moved from one computer to the next in discrete chunks known as frames. What is the maximum amount of data in each chunk?

What cable supports long lengths, and is immune to electromagnetic interference?

What command can you use to show the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway for a computer?

What is the network portion of an IP address?

What are the commands that can help manually get a IP address?

How many ranges are there for a private address?

What is the command for continuous pings?

What is the command for showing connections to and from your computer ?

What directs all inbound ports to a single IP host

Which of these is not an 802.11 standard used with computers?

Which technology improves the gain when using wireless technologies?

What is the most basic form security in wireless networks?

What uses the 5-GHZ band and runs at 1 GB/s?

Which TCP port is used to receive an email?

What will the command netstat-n display?

Where does an ISP normally access the Internet?

What does dial-up networking use for communication?

Which TCP port is used to send email

What is an unsecured remote connection utility that uses port 23?

What is secure and uses port 443?

What can help you manage your laptop energy and performance?

What is the best energy saving mode just short of turning the laptop off?

Which expansion feature accepts cards measuring 30mm x 51 mm and has 52 pins?

How can a laptop utilize a large monitor and external storage while in the office?

What are types of screen backlight

What enables you to connect devices to laptop

What is an example of a purpose built device?

What is an example of a wearable device

What is an example of a smart phone?

Which cable could you use to connect to projector with a tablet

Which printer uses an erase lamp in the printing process

What are extra rollers and part included with expensive printers called

What is the main part of the laser printer used to create a printed page

Which printer uses pins to print the image on paper

What unit is responsible for making sure the ink sticks to he paper in the laser printing process

Which of these will not cause poor print when using an inkjet printer ?