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You work as a System Administrator for company Inc. You have deployed a workstation and roll out it to production, but you find some issues with the video display. The display works in the beginning…
The correct answer is D. You have installed an unsigned video driver. In the given scenario, the video problem occurred because of the installation of an unsigned video driver. For better performance, you should always use a device driver that is signed by Microsoft. Unsigned drivers are not compatible with all systems. They may be poorly written…
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You work as a System Administrator for company Inc. You have deployed a workstation and roll out it to production, but you find some issues with the video display. The display works in the beginning when you first set up the system. The video has degraded to standard VGA 640x800 and its performance is badly affected after applying several system and driver updates. What is the most likely cause of this issue?
Options
- AThe video adapter is not properly placed on the system board.
- BThe video card is not enabled on the system.
- CYou need to upgrade RAM according to the video driver.
- DYou have installed an unsigned video driver.
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A6% (2)
- B3% (1)
- C16% (5)
- D74% (23)
Explanation
In the given scenario, the video problem occurred because of the installation of an unsigned video driver. For better performance, you should always use a device driver that is signed by Microsoft. Unsigned drivers are not compatible with all systems. They may be poorly written and may include viruses or malware. Answer: C is incorrect. It is not required to upgrade RAM. Answer: A and B are incorrect. If the video adapter is not properly placed on the system board or the video card is not enabled, you do not get the video clip in the beginning when you first set up
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