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Windows 2000 Sound and Video Setup Guide

This document is a tutorial that asks 8 multiple choice questions about computer hardware and software configuration topics like disabling built-in sound in Windows 2000, video card expansion slots, true color bit depth, hot-swappable peripheral ports, potential sound card driver problems, CD-RW rewrite speeds, Microsoft's CD file system standard, and surround-sound audio specifications.

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Windows 2000 Sound and Video Setup Guide

This document is a tutorial that asks 8 multiple choice questions about computer hardware and software configuration topics like disabling built-in sound in Windows 2000, video card expansion slots, true color bit depth, hot-swappable peripheral ports, potential sound card driver problems, CD-RW rewrite speeds, Microsoft's CD file system standard, and surround-sound audio specifications.

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Module 8 – Tutorial

1. Where should an administrator disable built-in sound in a Windows 2000 system?

2. Which expansion slot was specifically designed to work with video cards?

3. Which video bit depth is normally considered true color?

4. Which port or interface allows for hot-swappable connection of peripherals??

5. When installing a sound card, which two problems may be caused by the installation of an
incorrect driver?

6. If a CD-RW drive is rated at 24x/12x/40x. What is the rewrite speed of the drive?

7. What is the Microsoft version of the industry-standard file system used on CDs?

8. Which specification supports CD-quality surround-sound output?

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