Chapter 9 - Slides Flashcards
Adding new devices to a computer requires:
installing hardware and software
Use Device Manager to:
manage and troubleshoot hardware
Popular I/O ports on a motherboard include:
eSATA, FireWire, and USB
Wireless connections can use:
Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n, Bluetooth, and Infrared standards
USB connectors include:
A-Male, B-Male, Mini-B, Micro-B, Micro-A, USB 3.0 B-Male, USB 3.0 Micro-B
When installing devices, use 32-bit drivers for a ____ and 64-bit drivers for
a ____.
32-bit OS; a 64-bit OS
Biometric input devices collect:
biological data in order to authenticate access to a system
Generally, Windows detects new adapter cards and:
installs appropriate drivers
Types of monitors include
LCD, plasma, projector, and OLED monitor
Video ports might be
VGA, DVI-I, DVI-D, DVI-A, composite video, S-Video, component video, DisplayPort, HDMI, and HDMI mini ports
Use Device Manager to:
update drivers on I/O devices giving trouble
Video problems can be caused by the:
monitor, video cable, video card, onboard video, video drivers, or Windows display settings
A few dead pixels on an LCD monitor screen are considered _____ by the manufacturer
acceptable
Artifacts on the monitor screen can be caused by
hardware, software, overheating, or overclocking
I/O devices may be
internal or external
Every device is controlled by:
software
Best guide for installation and support:
manufacturer
A device is no faster than the ____ it is designed for
port/slot
It’s import to use an _____ account in Windows
administrator
Problems are sometimes solved by updating _______
drivers or firmware
The primary Windows tool for managing hardware
Device Manager (devmgmt.msc)
Using Device Manager you can:
- Disable or enable a device
- Update its drivers
- Uninstall a device
- Undo a driver update (called a driver rollback)
As many as ___ USB devices can be daisy chained together
127
USB uses serial transmissions and devices are:
hot-swappable (plug and unplug without powering down)