HP Vectra VA 6/xxx HP Vectra VA and XA 6/xxx PCs - Familiarization Guide D4200 - Page 18

book.bk : 1chaa.fb4 Page 14 Tuesday, June 25, 1996 1:53 PM A Final Test Draw a Circle Around Each Correct Answer Draw a Circle Around Each Correct Answer 1 What is needed when replacing an HP Vectra VA system board? a a new system board b a new processor chip c a new VRM d new video memory chips e an extraction tool f a BIOS diskette. 2 An HP Vectra VA MT, supplied with a 1.2 GB hard disk, has been upgraded by the user, but now no longer works. Which of the following could be the source of its failure to operate properly? a It has been fitted with a P6S/200 Pentium Pro processor. b There is an 8 MB EDO memory module in memory socket A1, and an 8 MB FPM module in A2. c Memory sockets B1 and B2 are empty. d There is a 16 MB EDO memory module in memory socket C1, but socket C2 is empty. e A 850 MB IDE hard disk drive has been fitted in the lowest front-access shelf, and has been connected to the spare grey IDE socket. f A network board has been installed in a PCI slot. 3 What do you need to do to update the System BIOS on an HP Vectra XA? a Make sure that you have a bootable diskette. b Download a file whose file-name is of the form GZxxxx.FUL. c Download a file whose file-name is PHLASH.EXE. d Download some other file. e Set SW6 (clear configuration data) to Closed. f Set SW7 (clear all passwords) to Closed. g Set SW9 (clear product identification field) to Closed. 14