44. Troubleshooting Mobile Devices Flashcards
What takes the DC power of the laptop and boosts it to AC in order to run the backlight?
The inverter
If the display is really dim on a laptop - what should you check first?
The function keys for controlling brightness
Your user spilled coffee on their laptop and now keys are sticking badly, what can you to get them running right away if cleaning failed?
Use an external keyboard
Why might the wireless on a mobile device be intermittent?
Interference in the RF
What type of battery will build up memory and prevent the device from charging fully?
NiCad
The cursor on a person’s laptop keeps moving around all on its own. What is the most likely problem?
TrackPad issues
What are the four steps you should use when you are taking apart a laptop for repair and then fixing it?
Document and label cable and screw locations; organize parts; refer to manufacturer resources; use appropriate hand tools
What is a common no display issue on a laptop that is very simple to fix?
The user has inadvertantly used the keyboard to dim the display all the way
Name two reasons why wireless access may be intermittent on a mobile device that has a fully functional wireless card?
Interference, or out of range
You have upgraded the wireless AP in your organization. Several of your users indicate that they cannot access or even see the wireless any more. What is the most likely problem?
They do not have wireless adapters that support the signal technology
You are seeing a second “ghost” cursor on screen with your laptop. This is often the result of what hardware component?
The trackpad
Your user is complaining about a mobile device that has an extremely short battery life. What are four things that could change this?
Brightness is constantly set too high, the wireless is constantly enabled, the location services are always set to on, there are background data services that are always on
What are four steps of the disassembling process for laptops fir proper reassembly?
Document and label the cable and screw locations, organize your parts, refer to the manufacturer resources, use appropriate hand tools