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Chapter 01: Installing and Configuring PC
Sommaire
Topic A: Use Appropriate Safety Procedures
Topic B: PC Components
Topic C: Common Connection Interfaces
Topic D: Install Peripheral Devices
Topic E: Troubleshooting Methodology
Topic A: Use Appropriate Safety Procedures
Topic B: PC Components
Topic C: Common Connection Interfaces
Topic D: Install Peripheral Devices
Connectors
Drivers
Topic E: Troubleshooting Methodology
A technician must be familiar with and thoroughly understand computer terminology to (1) use logic to solve problems;
(2) speak intelligently to other technical support staff in clear, concise, and direct statements; (3) explain the problem to
the user; and (4) be proficient in the field. Changes occur so frequently that technicians must constantly update their
skills. Develop a passion for learning the latest information and searching for information that helps you solve problems.
Avoid developing tunnel vision (that is, thinking that there is only one answer to a problem).
Step back and look at the problem so that all possible issues can be evaluated.
Be logical in your assessment and the methods used to troubleshoot and repair.
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