Lesson 1.12

Question 1

The CMOS battery is:

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a component on the motherboard that supplies constant power to CMOS memory.

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a chip with pins held on all four sides

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a part of the computer that stores information.

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device that allows a computer to keep running for at least a short time when the primary power source is lost.

Question 2

CMOS Memory:

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is a non-volatile type of memory that stores important configuration information from the BIOS.

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is a volatile type of memory that stores important configuration information from the BIOS.

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allows CPU to store temporary information so that it can process it and perform functions on the computer.

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is a data storage device used for storing and retrieving digital information.

Question 3

If the CMOS battery completely loses power the BIOS will not lose its configuration information.

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true

Question 4

A sign that the CMOS battery is dying is:

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slow or inconsistent computer performance.

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error codes.

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screen issues.

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overheating.

Question 5

The BIOS chip:

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is a small chip with pins held on all four sides.

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is a non-volatile microchip that's on the motherboard of the computer.

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fits into a large slot on the computer's motherboard and allows users to perform everyday computing tasks such as word processing.

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is responsible for outputting data to a computer monitor.

Question 6

Component information about different parts of the computer can be found in the:

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BIOS.

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CPU.

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AGP.

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ATX.

Question 7

Information on the following components can be found in the BIOS:

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RAM information (size, type, location, etc)

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Hard Drive (size, location, boot order)

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CPU (manufacturer, speed, caching rate, etc)

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Optical Drives (CD, Bluray, etc)

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