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Quijano E2C LabExercise2 ITERa

The document contains multiple exercises related to comparing measurements, selecting devices for different scenarios, examining power plan settings, viewing installed printers, and listing computer specifications for different purposes like gaming, programming, multimedia, and personal use.

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Quijano E2C LabExercise2 ITERa

The document contains multiple exercises related to comparing measurements, selecting devices for different scenarios, examining power plan settings, viewing installed printers, and listing computer specifications for different purposes like gaming, programming, multimedia, and personal use.

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Exercise 2-1: Comparing measurements

For each selection of two measurements, circle the one that is larger.

a. 932,000 bytes or 3MB


b. 4,000,000 KB or 2.8GB
c. 145,000 KB or 200MB
d. 8,000,000,000 bytes or 900MB
e. 3,020 MB or 2GB

Exercise 2-2: Selecting the right device


For each scenario described below, select (highlights) the most practical device to use from the options shown in the
parentheses.

1. Dan is in line at the airport waiting to go through Customs. He has three suitcases with him. Which device would
he most likely use to check his email while is he standing in line?
(desktop, laptop, smart phone)
2. Jamey has to edit three large video files. Which device will she use?
(server, desktop, tablet)
3. Mariette needs to make 127 e-books available for download to students at her school. What will she use?
(server, laptop, smart phone)
4. Iain and his six-year-old sister are waiting for their mom at the dentist’s office. Which device did Iain bring with
him so that his sister could watch a movie?
(server, desktop, tablet)

Exercise 2-3: Examining power plan settings


In this exercise, you will examine power plan settings.

1. Right-click Start, then click Control Panel.


2. Click Hardware and Sound, then click Power Options.
3. If necessary, click the arrow for Show additional plans.

- Not applicable, there is no arrow that can show the additional plans.

4. Review the power plans on your system. Is there a plan from the computer manufacturer? What?

-The only plan that can be seen on the computer is the Balanced plan

5. Click Change plan settings for the Power saver plan.

6. Display a few of the drop-down lists to see the available settings, but do not change any settings.
7. Click Change advanced power settings to open the Power Options dialog box.
8. Scroll through the box to examine the settings categories.
9. Double-click an item to view its options.
10. Click Cancel to close the Power Options dialog box.
11. Click Cancel to exit the Edit Plan Settings page.
12. Close the Control Panel.

Exercise 2-4: Viewing installed printers


In this exercise, you will view the printers installed your computer.

1. Click Start, then click Settings to open the Settings app.


2. Click Devices, then in the left pane click Printers & scanners if necessary.

3. The installed printers and scanners display in the right pane. How many are installed? Are all of them in your
immediate vicinity? Are there any options listed that are not hardware print devices?

-As of now there is no installed printers and scanners on the laptop and there is also non in the
immediate vicinity. In addition, there is no option listed that is not hardware print devices,

4. Scroll to the bottom of the window, then click Devices and printers to open the Devices and printers page of
the Control Panel. It may take a moment for the page to populate because Windows polls all connected devices
each time you open this page.
5. Do you see the same devices as you saw in the Settings app? The printer marked with a green check ma rk is
currently set as the default printer.

- Not applicable, there is no devices and printers on the bottom of the window.

6. Close the Control Panel and close the Settings app window.
7. Click Start, type: notepad, then click Notepad Desktop app at the top of the start menu to open the Notepad
application.
8. In the Notepad window, type: This is a printer test.

9. In the Notepad window, click File, then click Print to open the Print dialog box. Do you see the same printers
listed here as you did in the Control Panel?
- Since there is no printers currently connected on the laptop, the windows didn’t show any list of printers.

10. Click the Close button in the Notepad window and click Don’t Save to discard your changes.

Exercise 2-5: Computer Specification


1. What specification of a personal computer needed for the following purpose:
a. Gamer

Operating System: Windows 10


Processor: Intel i7-6700 (can also be i7 to i9)
Motherboard: ASUS PRIME Z590M-PLUS
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080
Hard Drive: 1TB (SSD or HDD)
b. Programmer
Operating System: Windows 10
Processor: Intel i5 or i7
Memory: 8 GB RAM or 16 GB RAM
Graphics: AMD or NVIDIA
Hard Drive: 512 GB or 1TB (SSD OR HDD)
c. Multi Media
Operating System: Windows 7 or 10 (can also be MAX OS or Linux)
Processor: Intel i5 (It can also be i7 or i9)
Memory: 8 GB RAM or 32 GB RAM
Graphics: Can be both AMD and NVIDIA
Hard Drive: 256 GB (SSD OR HDD but preferably SSD)
d. Personal
Operating System: Windows 10 (can also be MAX OS or Linux)
Processor: Intel i5 (It can also be i7 or i9)
Memory: 8 GB RAM or 16 GB RAM
Graphics: Can be both AMD and NVIDIA
Hard Drive: 240 GB (can be increased and preferably SSD than HDD)

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