A. rdisk.exe
B. bootdisk.exe
C. bootcfg /rebuild
D. erd.exe

A.format
B.sfc
C.edit
D.msconfig

A. Disable DHCP.
B. Use MAC filtering.
C. Disable the SSID broadcast.
D. Use a network firewall.

A. The computers BIOS is corrupt.
B. The computers operating system needs to be updated.
C. The computers CMOS battery has lost its charge.
D. The computers power supply is failing.

A. HDD failure
B. DVI failure
C. USB failure
D. CD failure

A. Use an external hard drive.
B. Defrag the hard drive.
C. Add more RAM to the computer.
D. Install a larger hard drive.

A. Local file format
B. Wattage setting
C. Local power codes
D. Voltage setting

A. Boot into safe mode and format the drive.
B. Install a pop-up blocker and update Internet Explorer.
C. Boot to Safe Mode with Networking and attempt updates.
D. Boot into safe mode and perform CHKDSK.
E. Apply updates manually by downloading the definition files on another machine.

A. There is a loose object in the case.
B. An optical drive drawer is open.
C. The computer case was opened.
D. An attacker hacked into the system.

A. The monitor cannot display the increased resolution that is a feature of the new graphics card.
B. The power supply does not provide enough wattage to power the new graphics card.
C. The new graphics card is incompatible with the existing processor.
D. The computer does not have enough RAM to support the new graphics card.

A. The floppy drive
B. The hard drive
C. The CD-ROM drive
D. The DVD-ROM drive