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The laser printer on your floor has started to jam constantly. Which of these might cause this problem to occur? Pick two.
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Rainy days and Mondays
You come into the office on a Monday morning after a weekend network upgrade. Almost everything appears to be working normally, except your networked laser printer is not visible on the network. Which of these would be the most likely cause of this issue?
Can you take the user out of the printer?
One of your users is reporting that their graphics modeling application is printing incorrectly. You suspect that the printer problems are being introduced by the application. What is the best way to check Windows’ output functionality without using any third-party application?
You can’t print there.
You’ve shipped a printer to a friend across town, and the interface on the printer is a Centronics port that connects to a 25-pin parallel port on the back of the computer. Unfortunately, your friend has a new computer that does not have a parallel port. Since you’ll need some type of converter, which of these ports would be the best choice for the computer’s printer interface?
Where’s the paper?
You are trying to print to an inkjet printer, but the printer is showing a message that it’s out of paper. When you check the paper tray, you find that the paper tray is full. What is the most likely cause of this problem?
Garbage out.
When you print to a printer on the network, your output looks like garbage that contains odd characters and symbols. It doesn’t matter which application you use; all of your output is illegible. Other people can print to the network printer without any issues. What of these is the most likely cause of your issue?
Why can’t others use your printer?
You are using Windows Vista to share a printer that is directly connected to your computer. However, other people on the network are not able to print to your printer. You can print normally to your printer and to other printers on the network. Which of these options may be contributing to this issue?
Why is your queue stuck?
You’ve printed a number of documents and presentations to your printer, but none of the print jobs have started to print. You don’t see any error messages on the printer, and Windows isn’t complaining of any issues. What is the most likely reason for this glut of non-printing documents?
Which printer type is this?
Which printer type prints almost silently, but the output is very sensitive to heat?
Where is the test page button?
You would like to print a test page to your printer directly from the Windows operating system. Where is one of the places you can find the “Print Test Page” button?