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On the back of a PC, which type of connection is used for the VGA adapter?
| ( | A | ) | | 9-pin, 2 row male D-shell connector |
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| ( | B | ) | | 25-pin, 3 row female D-shell connector |
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| ( | C | ) | | 15-pin, 2 row male D-shell connector |
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| ( | D | ) | | 25-pin, 2 row male D-shell connector |
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| ( | E | ) | | 15-pin, 3 row female D-shell connector |
The Correct Answer is: E
The most chosen answer was [ A ] :: [ 9-pin, 2 row male D-shell connector ]
Explanation:
The VGA adapter can be located on the back of a PC by looking for a 25-pin, 3 row female D-shell connector.
What is the command syntax for assigning "Hidden" attribute to file c:\myfile?
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| ( | A | ) | | ATTRIB +R C:\MYFILE |
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| ( | B | ) | | ATTRIB +H C:\MYFILE |
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| ( | C | ) | | ATTRIB -H C:\MYFILE |
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| ( | D | ) | | ATTRIB H C:\MYFILE |
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| ( | E | ) | | None of the above |
The Correct Answer is: B
Explanation:
DOS
allows you to set the following attributes using ATTRIB command:
1.
System
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Hidden
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Read-only
4.
Archive
'+'
sets and attribute
'-'
clears an attribute
Correct
syntax is
ATTRIB
[+R -R] [+A -A] [+S -S] [+H -H] [PATH] [FILESPEC] [/S]
/s
Processes files in all directories in the specified path.
What is the file extension on a permanent swap file in Windows 98?
| ( | A | ) | | PSW |
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| ( | B | ) | | SWAP |
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| ( | C | ) | | SWP |
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| ( | D | ) | | PERM |
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| ( | E | ) | | PAR |
The Correct Answer is: C
Explanation:
The permanent swap file in Windows 3.1 and some later versions is called 386SPART.PAR and it typically has a system attribute which makes it invisible to standard DOS or Windows programs. The file usually can be found in the root directory of the drive designated in the Virtual Memory dialog box. Another place to look is in the Windows subdirectory or the Windows\System subdirectory.
The permanent swap file in Windows 95 and Windows 98 is called WIN386.SWP
What is the file extension on a permanent swap file in Windows 98?
| ( | A | ) | | PSW |
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| ( | B | ) | | SWAP |
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| ( | C | ) | | SWP |
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| ( | D | ) | | PERM |
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| ( | E | ) | | PAR |
The Correct Answer is: C
Explanation:
The permanent swap file in Windows 3.1 and some later versions is called 386SPART.PAR and it typically has a system attribute which makes it invisible to standard DOS or Windows programs. The file usually can be found in the root directory of the drive designated in the Virtual Memory dialog box. Another place to look is in the Windows subdirectory or the Windows\System subdirectory.
The permanent swap file in Windows 95 and Windows 98 is called WIN386.SWP
While installing an expansion board into a PC you are faced with a device conflict error. From the choices below, which is NOT likely to be related to the conflict.
| ( | A | ) | | DMA Channels |
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| ( | B | ) | | RAM Addresses |
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| ( | C | ) | | I/O Addresses |
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| ( | D | ) | | ROM Addresses |
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| ( | E | ) | | None are related to the conflict |
The Correct Answer is: B
Explanation:
RAM Addressing is not likely to be the cause of the conflict. You should check the other Channel and Address allocations to make sure that there are no conflicts.
This quiz was generated by user guest45584 in march2002.
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