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A typical 80min CD-ROM can hold approximately how much data?

( A )   700MB
( B )   800MB
( C )   600MB
( D )   500MB
( E )   128MB

The Correct Answer is: A

The most chosen answer was [ D ] :: [ 500MB ]

Explanation:
An 80Min cd-rom can hold approximately 700MB of data.


How many devices, a 16 bit SCSI-2 can support?

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( A )   8
( B )   16
( C )   7
( D )   14
( E )   None of the above

The Correct Answer is: B

Explanation:

For a 16-bit Wide SCSI, there are 16 possible SCSI Ids, 0-15. A standard 8-bit SCSI can support only 8 devices (including SCSI card), the Ids allows are 0-7.

SCSI ID - 0=bootable drive, 7=controller, 1-6=any other devices
SCSI 3 ultra-wide - 16 devices, 0=bootable drive, 15=controller


Of the following DMA Channels, which is most commonly used by the Sound Card?

( A )   DMA0
( B )   DMA1
( C )   DMA2
( D )   DMA3
( E )   DMA4

The Correct Answer is: B

Explanation:
DMA1 is most commonly used for sound cards. This is the channel that has the most conflicts and should be checked first if conflicts arise. Typical conflicts with this channel arise with network cards, SCSI host adapters, and voice modems.


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
( B )   RAM Addresses
( C )   I/O Addresses
( D )   ROM Addresses
( 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.


Which of the following terms is used to explain the process of two modem establishing communication with each other?

( A )   Sharing
( B )   Connecting
( C )   Negotiating
( D )   Duplexing
( E )   Handshaking

The Correct Answer is: E

Explanation:
Handshaking is used to describe the process of modems trying to connect with each other.


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Windows XP

Type:
PC OS

Released:
October 2001

Company:
Microsoft

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