A.10.0.0.1
B.127.0.0.1
C.169.254.0.1
D.192.168.0.1

A. The computer does not support this type of drive.
B. Connector is plugged in backwards.
C. Power is plugged in backwards.
D. All floppies are corrupt.

A. Click on the Start button> Right click on Computer> Select Manage> Expand Local Users and Groups> Right click on Users> Select New User
B. Click on the Start button> Right click on My Computer> Select Manage> Right click on Local Users and Groups> Select Add Users from the menu
C. Click on the Start button> Right click on Computer> Select Manage> Right click on Local Users and Computers> Select New User
D. Click on the Start button> Right click on Network Neighborhood> Select Manage> Right click on Users> Select New User

A. Change the time and date in the BIOS.
B. Replace the keyboard.
C. Check for media in the optical drive.
D. Add more RAM.

A. Hard drive and network activity is higher when the computer is idle
B. CD-ROM ejects unexpectedly from the computer
C. Web browser accesses unexpected websites
D. Prints from the computer have random characters and symbols instead of text
E. The monitor has a permanent image burned into the display

A. Defragment the hard drive
B. Discuss safe web-browsing habits with the customer
C. Delete temporary files, cookies and browser history
D. Install anti-virus software which uses manual updates

A. C:\Users
B. C:\Program Files (x86)
C. C:\Documents and Settings 
D. C:\Windows\system32

A. Use a benchmarking tool
B. Use anti-static wrist band
C. Remove the CPU
D. Remove the power supply

A. The drum is old and needs to be replaced.
B. The fuser is not coming up to the proper temperature.
C. The paper tray rollers are too tight.
D. The paper is damp due to humidity.

A. The second hard drive has not been formatted for NTFS.
B. The jumpers on both drives are set to the cable select position.
C. The jumper on the first drive is set to master and the second is set to slave.
D. The jumpers on both drives are set to the master position.