Hardware and Networking Training

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Hardware Module and Troubleshooting

Introduction of Computer

Generation of Computers

Classification of Computers

Parts of Computer(Units)

Parts of Motherboard

• Chipset
• Expansion Slot
• Memory Module
• Processor Socket
• Drive Connectors
• BIOS
• CMOS
• Front Panel Connectors
• Port Connectors
• Power Connectors

Assembling Notes

Jumper Settings

Assembling Practical

Practice

DOS Introduction

BIOS Setups

DOS Commands

• File
• Directory
• Attribute Commands
• Practice

Files System (FAT & NTFS)

• Boot Process

XP OS Installation

User Creation

XP Features

• Firewall
• Disk Management
• Add or Remove Program

Driver Finding with Software

• Method of Device Drivers Configuration
• Application Software Installation
• Practice

Dual OS Installtion XP with windows 7/8

OS Upgrade

OS Edition

OS Bits (32 & 64)

Practice

XP 1st & 2nd Repair

Reg edit (D Word Value)

GP Edit

Restore

Disk Clean Up

Disk Defragmentation

OS Management

• SAFE MODE Configuration
• MS-Config
• Temp
• %temp%
• Prefetch
• Virtual Memory
• OS Activation
• Windows 7 & 8 Features
• Windows 7 & 8 Updates
• Recovery (Repair)
• Updates and Patches

E-mail Configuration

• Difference B/W Outlook Express & Outlook
• E-mail Creation
• Mail Backup
• Multiple E-mail Account Configuration
• NewPST Creation
• Set PWD for the PST
• Change Sync. Time duration
• Add Contact & Group
• Rule Creation

NT Backup

OS Backup (Norton Ghost)

HirenBoot opions

Virus

Antivirus

Practice

Test – Hardware Module and Troubleshooting

Network Module and Trouble shooting

Network Introduction

Types of Network

How do we Network ?

Diff OS Family

Workgroup and Domain Network

Types of Topology

Types of Media

• NIC
• Hub
• Switch
• Router
• OSI Model
• Cables

Cable Crimping Methods

Protocols

IP Address

Crimping Practice

XP with XP – Workgroup NW Configuration

IP Configuration

Files and Folder Sharing & Permission

Workgroup User Management

• User Creation
• User Level files access permission
• Practice

Remote Desktop

Remote Assistance

Net Meeting

Offline File Sharing

Practice

2003 Server OS

• ADS Configuration
• DHCP Configuration
• Client Configuration
• User Management
• Files and Folder Sharing
• Profiles
• Practice

User and Folder Level Permission

• User or Group Configuration
• Sharing Permission
• Logon locally
• Complicity Password

Profiles

• Default Profile
• Roaming Profile
• NT Backup
• Practice

Terminal Server

IIS Server

FTP Server Configuration

NT Backup & Restore

2008 Server OS

• ADS Configuration
• DHCP Configuration
• Client Configuration

User Management

Files and Folder Sharing

Profiles

Practice

Group Policy

• Changing Default Password Policy
• Enabling Password Lock out Policy
• Complicity Policy (Password Length)
• Changing Allow Logon Locally Policy

Test – Network Module

2008 & 2012 System Administration and Troubleshooting

Introduction of Windows Server 2008 R2 & 2012

Features and Editions

Logical Structure of Server (Domain, Tree, Forest)

2008 & 2012 OS Installation

ADS and DNS Installtion

Creating User Accounts

Client Configuration

User Configuration

• Logon Hours
• Log on to
• Password Reset
• Password Unlock

Group Configuration

• Types of Groups
• Difference between Local, Global and Universal Groups

User Management

FAT & NTFS File System

Sharing Level Permission

Security Level Permission

Offline File Sharing

Local Profile

Roaming Profile

Home Folder

Disk Quota

Shadow Copy

Group Policy

• OU Creation
• OU Level Policy
• Domain Level Policy
• Changing Defaul Password Policy
• Enabling Password Lock out policy / Complicity Policy
• Changing Allow Logon Locally Policy
• Delegating Control
• Software Deployment Policy
• Script Policy
• Wall Paper Policy

Configuring ADC

Configuring Child Domain

Configuring Tree Root Domain

Configuring RODC

FSMO Role Transfer

FSMO Role Seizing

Forest Trust Configuration

DHCP

• Installing DHCP Service
• Creating Scope
• Creating IP Reservcation
• Scope Backup and Restore

DNS

• Installing DNS Service
• Creating AD Integrated Zone
• Creating Standard Forward Lookup Zone
• Creating Standard Reverse Lookup Zone

IIS

• Installing IIS Service
• Website Creation
• IIS Configuration (Website Hosting)

FTP

• Installing FTP Service
• Creating do not Isolate Users FTP Sites
• Creating Isolate users FTP Site

RARS

• Install RARS Configuration
• RARS Verification

RDP

• Terminal Server Configuration
• RDP Server Configuration

2003 & 2008 R2 Migration

RAID Simulation

Q & A

Practice

Chip level Training Course Syllabus

Week 1: Introductions – Basic Electronics Parts, Laptop Servicing Tools, Testing Equipments

Week 2: Laptop Parts View

Week 3: Laptop Complete Disassembling & Assembling (Any 3 Models)

Week 4: Laptop Complete Disassembling & Assembling (Any 3 Models)

Week 5: Laptop Complete Disassembling & Assembling (Any 3 Models)

Week 6: Trouble Shooting Hardwares

Week 7: OS & Softwares Installation

Week 8: Driver Installation and Troubleshooting

Week 9: Laptop Spare parts Purchase Address details

Week 10: Practice

Week 1: Introductions – Basic Electronics Parts, Laptop Servicing Tools, Testing Equipments

A.Introductions

• 1.What is laptop?
• 2.Types of Laptop Service
• 3.Difference between laptop and desktop
• 4.LATOP MANUFACTURING COMPANIES-Acer /Apple /Compaq /Dell -etc
• 5.How to buy a laptop?
• 6. Operating System review

B. Laptop Service Tools

• 1. ScrewDriver Kit
• 2. Laptop Casing Opener
• 3. Nose Pliers
• 4. Cutter

C. Laptop Chip Level Tools

• 1. Micro Soldering Iron
• 2. Tip Soldering Iron
• 3. Hot Air Blower
• 4. Magnifying Lenz with Lamp

TESTING EUIPMENTS

• Analog & Digital MultiMate
• RCL Meter
• Universal AC Adapter

Resistor

• 1. Types of Resistor
• 2. Colour Ranges
• 3. How to check the Resistor?

Capacitor

• 1. Types of Capacitor
• 2. How to check the Capacitor?

Integrated Circuit(IC)

• 1. Types of IC
• 2. How to check the IC?

Inductor

• 1. Types of Inductor
• 2. How to check the Inductor?

Diode

• 1. Types of Diode
• 2. How to check the Diode?

Transistor

• 1. Types of Transistor
• 2. How to check the Transistor?

Transformer

• 1. Types of Transformer
• 2. How to check the Transformer?

Multimeters

• 1. Types of Multimeters
• 2. How to check the Multimeters?

Week 2: Laptop Parts View

Laptop Parts View

• 1.Laptop
• 2.Batteries
• 3.Speakers
• 4.Hard Disks
• 5.Network Cards
• 6.DVD Drives
• 7.Fans
• 8.Processors
• 9.Adaptors
• 10.Mother boards
• 11.Keyboards
• 12.Screens
• 13.RAM
• 14.Touchpads
• 15.Web Cameras
• 16.Wi-fi card
• 17.Display

RAM & TYPES OF RAM:

• RAM [STATIC RAM]
• DRAM [DYNAMIC RAM]
• Types of Dynamic RAM

Laptops RAM slot review:

• SODIMM [Small Outline Dual Inline Memory Module]
• Micro DIMM [Micro Dual Inline Memory Module]
• RAM comparison of DDR 1 /DDR2 & DDR3.
• DDR1 & DDR2 RAM BUS SPEED list
• DDR3 memory speed list
• RAM working voltage list
• RAM manufacturing companies

Hard disk & TYPES OF Hard disk:

• What is hard disk?
• Types of hard disk
• IDE Hard disk
• SATA Hard disk
• External Hard disk
• Hard disk manufacturing companies
• SATA to USB convertor & IDE to USB convertor
• Hard disk inside components & its function
• Failure symptoms for hard disk
• Hard disk maintenance guide

PCMCIA CARD & DVD DRIVE

• Wireless Card
• Usb Card [Single/Double/Four]
• Network Card (LAN)
• Dvd
• Serial Port
• Card Reader
• Sound Card

Optical drive:

Internal drive (laptop inside using this drives) & External drive

• CD ROM
• CD r/w
• DVD ROM
• Compo drive
• DVD r/w
• HD DVD r/w
• Blu – ray drive
• Various type of DVD drive interfaces

External CD ROM & other devices:

External blue – ray drive

Notebook slim CD to desktop IDE CD converter/CD/DVD writing software/DVD viewing software

SPEAKER:

• Internal speakers
• External Speaker

WI-FI CARDS review:

• WI-FI card parts /How to Connect the Wi-Fi to Internet?

What Is Laptop Motherboard?

Laptop Motherboard Functional Block Diagram & Its Function

Acer Laptop Motherboard Functional Block Diagram

Motherboard Brands List:

• Compaq Motherboard
• HP Motherboard
• Acer Motherboard
• Dell Motherboard
• IBM Lenovo Motherboard
• Sony Motherboard
• Toshiba Motherboard
• Apple Motherboard
• Fujitsu Motherboard
• Samsung Motherboard

Week 3: Laptop Complete Disassembling & Assembling (Any 3 Models)

Laptop Complete Disassembling & Assembling

• Compaq Laptop
• HP Laptop
• Acer Laptop

Week 4: Laptop Complete Disassembling & Assembling (Any 3 Models)

Laptop Complete Disassembling & Assembling

• Dell Laptop
• IBM Lenovo Laptop
• Sony Laptop

Week 5: Laptop Complete Disassembling & Assembling (Any 3 Models)

Laptop Complete Disassembling & Assembling

• Toshiba Laptop
• Hasee Laptop
• Samsung Laptop

Week 6: Trouble Shooting Hardwares

Trouble Shooting Hardwares (Laptop screens, Panels & etc)

Week 7: OS & Softwares Installation

• OS Introduction
• Win XP os installation
• Win 7, Win 8,win10 os installation

Week 8: Driver Installation and Troubleshooting

Drivers Installation & Updates

• Batteries
• Disk Drives
• Display Adapters
• USB
• Network Controllers
• Processors
• Monitors
• Keyboards
• OS Maintenance : Temp file deletion, virtual memory ,Disk cleanup /Defragment

Week 9: Laptop Spare parts Purchase Address details

Laptop Spare parts Purchase Address details

Week 10: Practice

Hardware and Networking Basic Interview Questions

Computer hardware A+ Question Paper I
1. POST stands for:
a) printer online standard test
b) positive operating system test
c) power on self-test
d) printer online static test
2. PCMCIA stands for “personal computer memory card international association”. PC cards are:
a) not hot swappable
b) plug and play
c) not plug and play
d) used only in mainframes

3. A switching power supply steps down voltage by means of:
a) a network of capacitors
b) a network of resistor conduits
c) transformers
d) turning off and back on in rapid cycles
4. Pick the correct choice for the 8088 CPU.
a) 16 bit word size, 8 bit data path
b) 8 bit word size, 16 bit data path
c) 16 bit word size, 16 bit data path
d) 8 bit word size, 8 bit data path
5. The upper memory area is located:
a) between 640k and 1024k
b) above 1 meg
c) between 512k and 840k
d) anything above 1024k
6. In CMOS setup, if you enable Rom Bios Shadowing, what happens?
a) rom cannot be used by the bios
b) rom memory is minimized
c) rom memory is maximized
d) a copy of the bios is placed in ram
7. Memory that is paged out to the hard drive is known as:
a) extended memory
b) virtual memory
c) conventional memory
d) memory cannot be paged to the hard drive
8. Which of the following is least likely to be affected by a virus?
a) Floppy disk
b) Hard drive
c) BIOS in ROM
d) A file in RAM
9. Which color PS/2 port to connect Keyboard and which colour port to connect mouse?
10. North Bridge is used for connecting ———- and ————–?
11. High level formatting is applying ————– on the magnetic storage mediums?
12. USB 2.0 transfers data at ———– speed?
13. A sector can hold ——- bytes?
14. SATA stands for ———— and it’s version two transfers data at ————- speed?
15. Red colour wire indicates ———- voltage and yellow colour indicates ——— voltage in SMPS?
16. Standard DVD of DSDL can store ———— GB of data?
17. Processor has ————– and ————— as its main internal parts?
18. Processors are manufactured using ———– and ——— technology?
19. Which device service is attached to IRQ1?
20. DMA controller specially used for managing —————-?
21. Which colour wire in SMPS indicates +3.3V?
22. Wi-Fi standards are ——, ——, ——?
23. RAID0 provides high fault tolerance? Yes or No?
24. RAID 5 supports ——- no of device failure and RAID6 supports ——- no of device failure?
25. Which one is highest print priority in the following numbers- (44, 85, 22, 01, and 00)?
26. What is printer pooling?
a) Adding additional printer memory b) buffer memory c) grouping identical printers d) none
27. Continuous beep sound indicates error of ————-?
28. Dual core has ——- physical cores and Quad core has———- physical cores?
29. Which one is best method of trouble shooting a monitor?
a) Connect monitor to other system and confirm b) remove VGA bus from system and look for
flag c) call monitor technician and rectify d) check VGA card
30. Fiber optic connectors are—— and ——?
31. Write some of the number systems used in computer?
32. USB supports —— devices?
33. Write some expansion slots names?
34. Write some RAM types?
35. SDRAM should be placed in ——–slots in system board?
36. FDC and HDC pins are ——- and ——- respectively?
37. CPU has —— and —- BUS?
38. North Bridge is faster than south bridge? Yes or NO?
39. Before upgrading your operating system, you should first:
a) remove TSRs b. backup your hard drive c. edit the startup files d. run scandisk
40. You wish to see the hidden files in a directory and you type “DIR /AH”. Does this work?
a) yes b. no
41. What is the command file used to bring up the Registry editor?
a) regist.exe b. editreg.com c. redit.bat d. openreg.exe e. regedit.exe
42. Select all the file systems that Windows 2000/XP/2003 supports:
a) vfat b. fat 16 c. fat32 d. cdfs e. ntfs
43. Twisted-pair cable uses what type of connector?
a) RJ-11 b. XT-20 c. RJ-45 d. RJ-50 e. RP-21
44. The system BIOS and ROM chips are called:
a) Software b. Hardware c. Firmware d. Boot ware
45. Which of the following is both input/output device?
a) Modem b. keyboard c. mouse d. monitor
46. Write some of the important boot files in windows XP?
47. When an OS in a PC is corrupted, what is the best corrective method?
a. Repair the OS b. Restart and Press F8 try with some best options to recover
c. Re-install the OS d. Install the OS in other partition
48. System freezes now and then, what is the likely problem?
a. CPU fan not running properly b. Too many applications opened at time
c. Virus infected the system d. All of the above
49. Write any one special feature of RAID 1?
50. CD-ROM drive can be connected to —–?
a. Special CD-ROM port b. EIDE port c. SATA port d. PATA port