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    The document provides lessons and activities for a computer systems servicing course. Lesson 1 involves matching device driver descriptions to errors. Lesson 2 asks questions about POST, device management windows, DMA, and basic troubleshooting. Lesson 3 matches computer issues to appropriate tools. Lesson 4 identifies personal protective equipment. Lesson 5 matches troubleshooting techniques to computer part issues. Lesson 6 involves labeling parts of a system unit. The document contains directions and questions to guide students in learning about computer maintenance and repair.

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    The document provides lessons and activities for a computer systems servicing course. Lesson 1 involves matching device driver descriptions to errors. Lesson 2 asks questions about POST, device management windows, DMA, and basic troubleshooting. Lesson 3 matches computer issues to appropriate tools. Lesson 4 identifies personal protective equipment. Lesson 5 matches troubleshooting techniques to computer part issues. Lesson 6 involves labeling parts of a system unit. The document contains directions and questions to guide students in learning about computer maintenance and repair.

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    The document provides lessons and activities for a computer systems servicing course. Lesson 1 involves matching device driver descriptions to errors. Lesson 2 asks questions about POST, device management windows, DMA, and basic troubleshooting. Lesson 3 matches computer issues to appropriate tools. Lesson 4 identifies personal protective equipment. Lesson 5 matches troubleshooting techniques to computer part issues. Lesson 6 involves labeling parts of a system unit. The document contains directions and questions to guide students in learning about computer maintenance and repair.

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    3rd Quarter Remedial Exam - Grade 9 TLE ICT CSS

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    The document provides lessons and activities for a computer systems servicing course. Lesson 1 involves matching device driver descriptions to errors. Lesson 2 asks questions about POST, device management windows, DMA, and basic troubleshooting. Lesson 3 matches computer issues to appropriate tools. Lesson 4 identifies personal protective equipment. Lesson 5 matches troubleshooting techniques to computer part issues. Lesson 6 involves labeling parts of a system unit. The document contains directions and questions to guide students in learning about computer maintenance and repair.

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    Technology and Livelihood Education

    Computer Systems Servicing 9

    Remedial Activity for 3rd Grading

    Name: ___________________________ Score: _______/48


    Section: __________________________

    Lesson 1: Updating Device Drivers

    Direction: Match the descriptions on the left to the errors on the right.

    Lesson 2: Diagnosing Computer Systems

    Direction: Answer the following questions.

    1. What does P.O.S.T. stand for? _____________________________

    2. In which window can you check on newly installed devices and arrange its properties?
    ________________________

    3. What does DMA stand for? ______________________

    4. When you find a faulty component, check it with the other computers so that you can make sure
    whether the fault is in the component or not. What basic troubleshooting method is this?
    _________________________

    5. Which function key usually gets you to safe mode? _________________________________


    Lesson 3: Tools used in computer troubleshooting

    Direction: Identify the correct tool to use for the following computer situations:

    ____________1. Disconnected wires from the circuit board

    ____________2. CD-ROM not reading the inserted disk

    ____________3. Loose screws from computer case

    ____________4. Newly created LAN cable needs to be tested

    ____________5. Loose contact of RJ45 and UTP cable

    ____________6. Processor heats up easily

    ____________7. Screw fell in the system unit, needs to be removed

    ____________8. UTP cable needs to be cut

    ____________9. System case needs to be opened

    ____________10. Computer components need to be placed on a surface

    Lesson 4: Personal Protective Equipment

    Direction: Identify the following items:

    1. It is one of the traits of a good technician.

    2. Choose an area without carpets, because it tends to create _____________.

    3. Components of preventive maintenance: repairing, testing, adjusting and _________.

    4. Type of preventive maintenance carried out before problems develop in a computer.

    5. Attempt to regulate the voltage supplied to an electric device.

    6. A special type of shoes used to prevent electrical shock and for waterproofing and insulating
    purposes.

    7. The covering material with a separate sheath for each finger used for hand protection.

    8. Forms used to give specific details with regards to the accidents happed in the laboratory during
    experiments.

    9. A large spectacles, with shield around its rims for protecting the eyes from dust, excessive light,
    wind, etc.

    10. Give one information that should be indicated in accident report forms.
    Lesson 5: Techniques for Troubleshooting Computer Parts

    Direction: Matching Type.

    1. Untrained personnel would probably damage programs in PC.

    2. Programs or software burnt in chips may be corrupted.


    A. Electricity
    3. will aid in determining components in your system which are failing
    B. Component isolation
    4. Corrupted operating systems would cause the system to fail.
    C. Advanced Technology
    5. Defective hardware components would lead to computer eXtended (ATX)
    malfunction.
    D. Static (ESD)
    6. Electro static discharge can easily damage sensitive components in
    your computer. E. Firmware

    7. an internal IT hardware component that converts the alternating high F. Peopleware


    voltage current (AC) into direct current (DC). G. Problem Isolation
    8. a detective work in which you need to determine what is out of the H. Software
    ordinary by making detailed observation of what is not working
    normally and record any information as you proceed. I. Power Supply Unit

    9. Incoming supply from AC outlet must be regulated, power surges can J. Hardware
    damage computer units.

    10. a motherboard and power supply configuration specification


    developed by Intel.

    Lesson 6: Replacing and Providing Remedies for Defective Computer Parts

    Direction: Label the parts of the System Unit

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