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spray cleaning products designed for plastics not designed for computers might lack ???????
antistatic properties
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A monitor cleaner that contains ?????? can destroy the antiglare coating on some monitors
ammonia
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a ??????? ?????? ??? for blowing dust out of crevices can also introduce H2O by freezing if too close to object your cleaning.
can compressed air
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use ?????? alcohol for cleaning (not rubbing alcohol, because that has too much water in it).
Denatured isopropyl
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use an ????? spray designed for computer work areas when cleaning.
antistatic
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a regular vacuum can generate ?????? that can harm equipment.
static electricity
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How do you clean inkjets on a printer?
with a cleaning utility
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Laser printers use ????? rather than ink.
toner
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On a laser printer, the printer ???? will indicate when it’s getting low on toner. At this point, you may be able to get a bit of extra life out of the cartridge by doing what?
taking it out and shaking it gently from side to side.
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????? is the rate at which electrical charge flows and is measure in amps.
current
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Humans notice ESD only when it reaches ?????? volts
3,000
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Some experts say ????? volts is enough to do some damage to computer componets
as little as one volt
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Synthetic materials such as ????? generate much more ESD than natural fibers
nylon
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Name natural fibers like ?????? that don't generate much ESD
cotton and wool
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The ideal humidity for working on PC hardware is ?
50 to 80 percent
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To lower risk of ESD try not to work in a carpeted area; ?????? is preferred.
tile or linoleum
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To ground yourself, wear an antistatic wrist strap as you work. At your end of the strap is a Velcro bracelet containing a ????? that fits against your skin
diode
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Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is caused when electricity passing nearby generates a magnetic field that interferes with the operation of a cable or device. Another name for this is ???????.
crosstalk
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A ???, sometimes called a ????????, is insufficient voltage.
sag brownout
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A surge suppressor, also called a surge protector, is basically an extension cord, but inside it is a ??????, which can absorb any excess power during a surge or spike, preventing it from reaching the plugged-in devices.
metal oxide variable resistor (varistor), sometimes abbreviated MOV
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Besides electricity, there are several other threats to a PC’s health and safety. what are they?
- Liquids
- Temperature
- Physical Trauma
- Magnets
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Windows has a Power Options group in the ????? window
Control Panel
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???? Backs up only what’s changed since the last full backup.
Differential
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????? Backs up only what’s changed since the last backup of any kind (not just full).
Incremental
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Drive Recovery - If a problem occurred because of a logical error on the hard disk, or a virus or other software problem that caused the drive’s ?????? to be damaged, you may be able to recover some of the files off it by using a special disk-recovery program.
master file table (MFT) or partition table
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In a graphical OS like Windows, Mac OS, or Linux, you manage files via a window-based system where each file and folder is represented by an icon. In Windows, this interface is called ??????; in Mac OS, it’s called ?????.
Windows Explorer Finder
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The path to a file is the list of folders you travel through to get there, starting with the drive letter. The names are separated by ????? on a Windows system or ????? on Mac OS or Linux systems.
- backslashes (\) on a Windows system (Note \ looks like the beginning of a w for windows)
- forward slashes (/) on Mac OS or Linux systems
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