You are working as a technician at Domain.com. You are installing a computer in a place that is known to experience brownouts from time to time. What should you connect the computer to in order to prevent damage to electronic components from transients and surges?

Which of the following suggestions could be called a preventive maintenance procedure for hard disk drives?

You are working as a technician at Domain.com. You are asked to prepare a couple of workstations to be used in an electrically unstable environment where brownouts are a regular occurrence. Which of the following would be the BEST solution in order to protect the workstations?

You are working as a technician at Domain.com. A user wishes to have help with removing some discoloration on her CRT monitor. Which of the following should you do in order to degauss the CRT monitor?

You are working as a senior technician at Domain.com. You have asked a trainee to install more RAM memory into a workstation. Which of the following precautions should you make sure that the trainee takes in order to not damage the computer with electrostatic discharge (ESD)? (Choose TWO)

When a Domain.com user turns on his computer, the computer makes several beeps and freezes during the power-on self test (POST). Which of the following components might be faulty?

Which type of current is fed from the wall outlet to the computer when you turn a computer on?

When a Domain.com user turns on his computer, the computer makes several beeps and the power-on self test (POST) does not complete. Which of the following components might be at fault? (Choose TWO.)

The electrical power to the Domain.com office has become unstable and brownouts have become a regular occurrence. Which of the following should the Domain.com technician implement to protect the computer from these brownouts?

Which of the following is a good preventive maintenance procedure for hard disk drives?