QUESTION: 125

A user is experiencing slow performance on a workstation. A technician investigates and speculates the performance issue is being caused by an excessive number of background services running at startup. The technician troubleshoots the issue, and then finds and disables many services that have been running at startup. Next, the technician informs the user the remediation is complete. The following morning, the technician receives a call from the same user reporting performance is still slow. Which of the following troubleshooting steps did the technician MOST likely fail to complete?

Establish a theory of probable cause.
Identity the problem.
Verify full system functionality
Document findings, actions, and outcomes.

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 126

A laptop is used aboard an aircraft that experiences frequent turbulence and a variety of extreme temperatures. Which of the following should a technician install to prevent data loss given the environment?

Optical drive
Solid-state drive
Magnetic disk drive
Floppy drive

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 127

A user purchased a processor to upgrade a computer. After the installation, the computer no longer boots, but everything appears to be installed correctly. Which of the following should the user have done prior to installing the new processor? (Choose two.)

Run a Windows Update
Verify the power requirements of the new CPU
Purchase a high-efficiency cooling system
Disable Secure Boot
Check for BIOS updates
Reinstall the operating system

Answer(s): B,E

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QUESTION: 128

A technician is setting up a router at a remote location. The technician must be able to connect to the router through a console router in the event the broadband connection fails. Which of the following Internet connections should be implemented?

Dial-up
Fiber
Cable
DSL

Answer(s): A

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