A user reports that a printer is printing pages that contain groups of random characters. Which of the following is the MOST likely cause of the problem?
A. The network cable to the printer is faulty.
B. The paper orientation was not set correctly.
C. The printer drivers are corrupt.
D. The fuser unit is not property installed.
Answer: C. The printer drivers are corrupt.
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Which of the following are examples of an illegal search, as defined by the law?
a. Going through the closets in someone's home without a warrant. b. Looking through a suspect's car at the time of an arrest. c. Searching the bedroom of a teenaged boy, with the consent of the parents. *d. Searching a suspect's briefcase after arresting her for DUI.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. The Windows 2000 native file system is called FAT-32. 2. A Windows XP file is an object, and NTFS stores the file’s attributes inside the object itself. 3. A file’s attributes are recorded in the master file table as an independent byte string that can be created, read, and written, but not deleted. 4. A directory is a file of indexes to the other files within the directory. 5. The input output manager or I/O manager manages the system’s device drivers, works with the virtual memory manager (VMM) to provide memory-mapped file I/O, and manages the file system buffers.