Title: Quiz 7
Course: CTS1131 Hardware Configuration > Section: Module 7 – Notebook Support

Q: Under what circumstance should you always return a notebook to the manufacturer?
- for serious repairs and it is under warranty
- when you want to add memory
- if you need to replace the hard drive
- to use an external device in place of the failed component
A: for serious repairs and it is under warranty

Q: Which ACPI power-saving state turns off the processor, hard drive, and monitor, but leaves all other devices on?
- S4
- S3
- S2
- S1
A: S2

Q: Which type of memory are you likely to find in today’s laptops?
- DDR3 RIMMs
- DDR2 SIMMS
- DDR3 SO-DIMMS
- Rambus SIMMs
A: DDR3 SO-DIMMS

Q: Which of the following is NOT a recommended action you should take before replacing or upgrading a component in a notebook?
- connect it to a port replicator, if available
- back up data if the computer is working
- remove cards and disconnect external devices
- remove the battery and unplug the AC adapter
A: connect it to a port replicator, if available

Q: Which of the following is NOT true about working on a notebook computer in general?
- you should follow the same ESD precautions as on desktops
- once you’ve learned to service one, it’s the same for all notebooks
- you need different tools than you need for desktop maintenance
- on newer notebooks, hard drive replacement is fairly easy
A: once you’ve learned to service one, it’s the same for all notebooks

Q: Which type of hard drive is most likely found in a notebook computer?
- 5.25” FD
- 3.5” PATA
- 1” IDE
- 2.5” SATA
A: 2.5” SATA

Q: Which of the following is true about replacing the processor on a notebook computer?
- notebook processors don’t need thermal compound
- you’ll need a soldering iron for most notebooks
- notebook processors will typically have a heatsink and fan
- the same sockets are used by most desktop computers
A: notebook processors will typically have a heatsink and fan

Q: Which of the following is true about expansion cards in a notebook computer?
- most use standard PCI Express slots but not PCI slots
- Mini PCI Express cards are bigger than Mini PCI cards
- you may be able to replace an expansion card without extensive disassembly
- all Wi-Fi cards are built-in and cannot be replaced
A: you may be able to replace an expansion card without extensive disassembly

Q: Which of the following is a reason notebooks and notebook parts typically cost more than comparable desktop PCs and components?
- they are faster
- they are more compact
- they use more power
- parts are more generic
A: they are more compact

Q: Which type of port is NOT likely to be seen on newer notebook computers?
- SD card slot
- dial-up modem
- Ethernet
- HDMI
A: dial-up modem

Q: Which of the following is true about notebook computer software?
- the OS is preinstalled at the factory
- they use a standard version of the OS
- you can buy off-the-shelf diagnostic software
- no drivers are required for notebook devices
A: the OS is preinstalled at the factory

Q: Which of the following is NOT true about notebook computers?
- different models have unique cases
- components tend to not be interchangeable
- on all models, the hard drive is always in the same place
- they use less power than desktops
A: on all models, the hard drive is always in the same place

Q: Which of the following is NOT among the guidelines for handling and caring for a notebook computer?
- don’t hold a notebook by the lid
- make sure the network location is Public before connecting to the Internet
- don’t leave a notebook in a cold or hot car
- when traveling, pack the notebook tightly in a suitcase, between soft clothing
A: when traveling, pack the notebook tightly in a suitcase, between soft clothing

Q: 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?
- on an SD card that comes with the notebook
- in a recovery partition on the hard drive
- from a removable drive you order from the manufacturer
- by special-ordering a new C: drive from the manufacturer
A: in a recovery partition on the hard drive

Q: Which PCMCIA standard uses the 32-bit PCI bus standards and has a bumpy strip on the edge?
- PC Card
- CardBus
- ExpressCard
- NoteCard
A: CardBus

Q: Which of the following is NOT a typical button or key combination function on a notebook computer?
- screen brightness
- CPU speed
- dual displays
- Wi-Fi on/off
A: CPU speed

Q: What is the difference between a port replicator and a docking station?

Q: Discuss why notebooks and their replacement parts cost more than desktop PCs with similar features.

Q: What is an OEM operating system build?

Q: What is a recovery partition?