Deck 19: Supporting Notebooks

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Which of the following is NOT among the guidelines for handling and caring for a notebook computer?

A) don't hold a notebook by the lid
B) make sure the network location is Public before connecting to the Internet
C) don't leave a notebook in a cold or hot car
D) when traveling, pack the notebook tightly in a suitcase, between soft clothing
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Which of the following is true about notebooks, netbooks, and all-in-one computers?

A) all-in-one computers have the computer case and keyboard built together
B) a tablet PC is just another name for a notebook computer
C) notebooks are always less powerful than desktops
D) netbooks have fewer features than notebooks
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Which ACPI power-saving state turns off the processor, hard drive, and monitor, but leaves all other devices on?

A) S4
B) S3
C) S2
D) S1
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Which of the following is NOT true about notebook computers?

A) different models have unique cases
B) components tend to not be interchangeable
C) on all models, the hard drive is always in the same place
D) they use less power than desktops
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Which of the following is NOT a recommended action you should take before replacing or upgrading a component in a notebook?

A) connect it to a port replicator, if available
B) back up data if the computer is working
C) remove cards and disconnect external devices
D) remove the battery and unplug the AC adapter
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Which type of memory are you likely to find in today's laptops?

A) DDR3 RIMMs
B) DDR2 SIMMS
C) DDR3 SO-DIMMS
D) Rambus SIMMs
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Which of the following is NOT a typical button or key combination function on a notebook computer?

A) screen brightness
B) CPU speed
C) dual displays
D) Wi-Fi on\off
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Sometimes, a notebook LCD panel, including the entire cover and hinges, is considered a single field replaceable unit, and sometimes components within the LCD assembly are considered an FRU.
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Notebook computer cases tend to be similar to one another, and components in notebook systems tend to be interchangeable among manufacturers.
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Under what circumstance should you always return a notebook to the manufacturer?

A) for serious repairs and it is under warranty
B) when you want to add memory
C) if you need to replace the hard drive
D) to use an external device in place of the failed component
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Where are you likely to find a copy of the OS build, diagnostic software, and preinstalled applications on a notebook computer if you need to restore the system to its factory state?

A) on an SD card that comes with the notebook
B) in a recovery partition on the hard drive
C) from a removable drive you order from the manufacturer
D) by special-ordering a new C: drive from the manufacturer
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Which type of port is NOT likely to be seen on newer notebook computers?

A) SD card slot
B) dial-up modem
C) Ethernet
D) HDMI
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Which of the following is NOT true about working on a notebook computer in general?

A) you should follow the same ESD precautions as on desktops
B) once you've learned to service one, it's the same for all notebooks
C) you need different tools than you need for desktop maintenance
D) on newer notebooks, hard drive replacement is fairly easy
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Which of the following is a reason notebooks and notebook parts typically cost more than comparable desktop PCs and components?

A) they are faster
B) they are more compact
C) they use more power
D) parts are more generic
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Which of the following is true about notebook computer software?

A) the OS is preinstalled at the factory
B) they use a standard version of the OS
C) you can buy off-the-shelf diagnostic software
D) no drivers are required for notebook devices
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A all-in-one computer uses the same size components as desktop computers and components like the motherboard can be replaced with any off-the-shelf component.
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In a notebook, replacing the motherboard probably means you'll need to fully disassemble the entire notebook except the LCD assembly.
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Notebooks use the same technology as desktops except they use less power and take up less space.
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Which PCMCIA standard uses the 32-bit PCI bus standards and has a bumpy strip on the edge?

A) PC Card
B) CardBus
C) ExpressCard
D) NoteCard
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Which type of hard drive is most likely found in a notebook computer?

A) 5.25" FD
B) 3.5" PATA
C) 1" IDE
D) 2.5" SATA
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What should you do if you decide to upgrade a notebook from an off-the-shelf version of Windows?
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Which of the following is true about expansion cards in a notebook computer?

A) most use standard PCI Express slots but not PCI slots
B) Mini PCI Express cards are bigger than Mini PCI cards
C) you may be able to replace an expansion card without extensive disassembly
D) all Wi-Fi cards are built-in and cannot be replaced
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What is an OEM operating system build?
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What is a fast way to determine if the problem is with the LCD panel or the video controller on a notebook computer?

A) connect it to an external monitor
B) replace the video card with a known good one
C) replace the LCD panel with a known good one
D) connect the LCD panel to another working notebook
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What is the difference between a port replicator and a docking station?
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The ________________________ computer uses a mix of components sized for a desktop computer and a notebook.
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Most manufacturers of notebooks offer at least a one-year ________________.
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Discuss when and how you should perform an operating system upgrade on a notebook.
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Which of the following is NOT a consideration for a flickering or dim video display?

A) verify Windows settings
B) adjust the LCD brightness
C) adjust the refresh rate
D) no drivers are installed
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List and describe the two power-saving states in Windows 7\Vista.
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List the three approaches to dealing with a broken internal device on a notebook computer.
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What is a recovery partition?
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The most common pointing device on a notebook is a ______________.
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A _______________ partition contains a copy of the OS build, device drivers, and preinstalled applications needed to restore the system to its factory state.
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Discuss why notebooks and their replacement parts cost more than desktop PCs with similar features.
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Which of the following is true about replacing the processor on a notebook computer?

A) notebook processors don't need thermal compound
B) you'll need a soldering iron for most notebooks
C) notebook processors will typically have a heatsink and fan
D) the same sockets are used by most desktop computers
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Describe the PCMCIA ExpressCard standard.
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List four of the six tools you might need when servicing a notebook computer.
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What might be a simple solution for a user having a login problem on a notebook computer when the user is certain she is entering the correct username and password?

A) the keyboard is damaged and needs to be replaced
B) NumLock is on, make sure it is turned off
C) the trackpad is causing incorrect characters to be entered
D) the LCD panel is displaying the wrong login data
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The ___________________ PCMCIA standard uses the PCI Express bus standard or the USB 2.0 standard.
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Match between columns
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
auto-switching
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
inverter
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
S1 state
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
standby mode
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
ghost cursor
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
suspend mode
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
netbook
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
S4 state
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
ACPI
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
sheet battery
a power state that is the same as hibernation
auto-switching
a power state that is the same as hibernation
inverter
a power state that is the same as hibernation
S1 state
a power state that is the same as hibernation
standby mode
a power state that is the same as hibernation
ghost cursor
a power state that is the same as hibernation
suspend mode
a power state that is the same as hibernation
netbook
a power state that is the same as hibernation
S4 state
a power state that is the same as hibernation
ACPI
a power state that is the same as hibernation
sheet battery
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
auto-switching
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
inverter
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
S1 state
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
standby mode
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
ghost cursor
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
suspend mode
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
netbook
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
S4 state
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
ACPI
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
sheet battery
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
auto-switching
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
inverter
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
S1 state
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
standby mode
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
ghost cursor
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
suspend mode
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
netbook
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
S4 state
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
ACPI
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
sheet battery
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
auto-switching
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
inverter
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
S1 state
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
standby mode
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
ghost cursor
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
suspend mode
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
netbook
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
S4 state
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
ACPI
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
sheet battery
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
auto-switching
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
inverter
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
S1 state
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
standby mode
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
ghost cursor
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
suspend mode
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
netbook
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
S4 state
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
ACPI
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
sheet battery
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
auto-switching
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
inverter
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
S1 state
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
standby mode
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
ghost cursor
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
suspend mode
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
netbook
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
S4 state
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
ACPI
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
sheet battery
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
auto-switching
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
inverter
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
S1 state
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
standby mode
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
ghost cursor
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
suspend mode
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
netbook
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
S4 state
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
ACPI
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
sheet battery
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
auto-switching
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
inverter
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
S1 state
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
standby mode
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
ghost cursor
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
suspend mode
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
netbook
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
S4 state
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
ACPI
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
sheet battery
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
auto-switching
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
inverter
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
S1 state
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
standby mode
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
ghost cursor
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
suspend mode
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
netbook
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
S4 state
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
ACPI
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
sheet battery
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Which of the following is NOT among the guidelines for handling and caring for a notebook computer?

A) don't hold a notebook by the lid
B) make sure the network location is Public before connecting to the Internet
C) don't leave a notebook in a cold or hot car
D) when traveling, pack the notebook tightly in a suitcase, between soft clothing
D
2
Which of the following is true about notebooks, netbooks, and all-in-one computers?

A) all-in-one computers have the computer case and keyboard built together
B) a tablet PC is just another name for a notebook computer
C) notebooks are always less powerful than desktops
D) netbooks have fewer features than notebooks
D
3
Which ACPI power-saving state turns off the processor, hard drive, and monitor, but leaves all other devices on?

A) S4
B) S3
C) S2
D) S1
C
4
Which of the following is NOT true about notebook computers?

A) different models have unique cases
B) components tend to not be interchangeable
C) on all models, the hard drive is always in the same place
D) they use less power than desktops
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Which of the following is NOT a recommended action you should take before replacing or upgrading a component in a notebook?

A) connect it to a port replicator, if available
B) back up data if the computer is working
C) remove cards and disconnect external devices
D) remove the battery and unplug the AC adapter
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Which type of memory are you likely to find in today's laptops?

A) DDR3 RIMMs
B) DDR2 SIMMS
C) DDR3 SO-DIMMS
D) Rambus SIMMs
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Which of the following is NOT a typical button or key combination function on a notebook computer?

A) screen brightness
B) CPU speed
C) dual displays
D) Wi-Fi on\off
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Sometimes, a notebook LCD panel, including the entire cover and hinges, is considered a single field replaceable unit, and sometimes components within the LCD assembly are considered an FRU.
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Notebook computer cases tend to be similar to one another, and components in notebook systems tend to be interchangeable among manufacturers.
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10
Under what circumstance should you always return a notebook to the manufacturer?

A) for serious repairs and it is under warranty
B) when you want to add memory
C) if you need to replace the hard drive
D) to use an external device in place of the failed component
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Where are you likely to find a copy of the OS build, diagnostic software, and preinstalled applications on a notebook computer if you need to restore the system to its factory state?

A) on an SD card that comes with the notebook
B) in a recovery partition on the hard drive
C) from a removable drive you order from the manufacturer
D) by special-ordering a new C: drive from the manufacturer
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Which type of port is NOT likely to be seen on newer notebook computers?

A) SD card slot
B) dial-up modem
C) Ethernet
D) HDMI
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13
Which of the following is NOT true about working on a notebook computer in general?

A) you should follow the same ESD precautions as on desktops
B) once you've learned to service one, it's the same for all notebooks
C) you need different tools than you need for desktop maintenance
D) on newer notebooks, hard drive replacement is fairly easy
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Which of the following is a reason notebooks and notebook parts typically cost more than comparable desktop PCs and components?

A) they are faster
B) they are more compact
C) they use more power
D) parts are more generic
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Which of the following is true about notebook computer software?

A) the OS is preinstalled at the factory
B) they use a standard version of the OS
C) you can buy off-the-shelf diagnostic software
D) no drivers are required for notebook devices
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A all-in-one computer uses the same size components as desktop computers and components like the motherboard can be replaced with any off-the-shelf component.
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In a notebook, replacing the motherboard probably means you'll need to fully disassemble the entire notebook except the LCD assembly.
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Notebooks use the same technology as desktops except they use less power and take up less space.
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19
Which PCMCIA standard uses the 32-bit PCI bus standards and has a bumpy strip on the edge?

A) PC Card
B) CardBus
C) ExpressCard
D) NoteCard
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Which type of hard drive is most likely found in a notebook computer?

A) 5.25" FD
B) 3.5" PATA
C) 1" IDE
D) 2.5" SATA
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21
What should you do if you decide to upgrade a notebook from an off-the-shelf version of Windows?
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22
Which of the following is true about expansion cards in a notebook computer?

A) most use standard PCI Express slots but not PCI slots
B) Mini PCI Express cards are bigger than Mini PCI cards
C) you may be able to replace an expansion card without extensive disassembly
D) all Wi-Fi cards are built-in and cannot be replaced
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23
What is an OEM operating system build?
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24
What is a fast way to determine if the problem is with the LCD panel or the video controller on a notebook computer?

A) connect it to an external monitor
B) replace the video card with a known good one
C) replace the LCD panel with a known good one
D) connect the LCD panel to another working notebook
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What is the difference between a port replicator and a docking station?
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The ________________________ computer uses a mix of components sized for a desktop computer and a notebook.
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Most manufacturers of notebooks offer at least a one-year ________________.
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Discuss when and how you should perform an operating system upgrade on a notebook.
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Which of the following is NOT a consideration for a flickering or dim video display?

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B) adjust the LCD brightness
C) adjust the refresh rate
D) no drivers are installed
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List and describe the two power-saving states in Windows 7\Vista.
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List the three approaches to dealing with a broken internal device on a notebook computer.
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What is a recovery partition?
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The most common pointing device on a notebook is a ______________.
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A _______________ partition contains a copy of the OS build, device drivers, and preinstalled applications needed to restore the system to its factory state.
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Discuss why notebooks and their replacement parts cost more than desktop PCs with similar features.
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Which of the following is true about replacing the processor on a notebook computer?

A) notebook processors don't need thermal compound
B) you'll need a soldering iron for most notebooks
C) notebook processors will typically have a heatsink and fan
D) the same sockets are used by most desktop computers
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Describe the PCMCIA ExpressCard standard.
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List four of the six tools you might need when servicing a notebook computer.
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What might be a simple solution for a user having a login problem on a notebook computer when the user is certain she is entering the correct username and password?

A) the keyboard is damaged and needs to be replaced
B) NumLock is on, make sure it is turned off
C) the trackpad is causing incorrect characters to be entered
D) the LCD panel is displaying the wrong login data
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The ___________________ PCMCIA standard uses the PCI Express bus standard or the USB 2.0 standard.
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Match between columns
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
auto-switching
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
inverter
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
S1 state
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
standby mode
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
ghost cursor
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
suspend mode
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
netbook
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
S4 state
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
ACPI
an electrical device that changes DC to AC
sheet battery
a power state that is the same as hibernation
auto-switching
a power state that is the same as hibernation
inverter
a power state that is the same as hibernation
S1 state
a power state that is the same as hibernation
standby mode
a power state that is the same as hibernation
ghost cursor
a power state that is the same as hibernation
suspend mode
a power state that is the same as hibernation
netbook
a power state that is the same as hibernation
S4 state
a power state that is the same as hibernation
ACPI
a power state that is the same as hibernation
sheet battery
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
auto-switching
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
inverter
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
S1 state
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
standby mode
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
ghost cursor
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
suspend mode
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
netbook
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
S4 state
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
ACPI
this power standard might include 5 S states in the BIOS
sheet battery
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
auto-switching
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
inverter
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
S1 state
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
standby mode
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
ghost cursor
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
suspend mode
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
netbook
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
S4 state
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
ACPI
the ability of an AC adapter to change from 110 V to 220 V AC power
sheet battery
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
auto-switching
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
inverter
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
S1 state
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
standby mode
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
ghost cursor
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
suspend mode
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
netbook
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
S4 state
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
ACPI
only the hard drive and monitor are turned off
sheet battery
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
auto-switching
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
inverter
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
S1 state
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
standby mode
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
ghost cursor
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
suspend mode
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
netbook
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
S4 state
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
ACPI
a secondary battery that fits on the bottom of a notebook
sheet battery
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
auto-switching
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
inverter
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
S1 state
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
standby mode
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
ghost cursor
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
suspend mode
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
netbook
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
S4 state
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
ACPI
in Windows XP, work is saved to memory and memory is preserved by a trickle of power
sheet battery
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
auto-switching
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
inverter
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
S1 state
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
standby mode
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
ghost cursor
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
suspend mode
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
netbook
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
S4 state
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
ACPI
a variation of a notebook that has fewer features
sheet battery
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
auto-switching
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
inverter
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
S1 state
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
standby mode
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
ghost cursor
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
suspend mode
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
netbook
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
S4 state
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
ACPI
a trail left behind when you move the pointer
sheet battery
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
auto-switching
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
inverter
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
S1 state
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
standby mode
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
ghost cursor
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
suspend mode
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
netbook
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
S4 state
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
ACPI
in Windows 7, it is the same as sleep mode, in which the power light might blink from time to time
sheet battery
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