FC0-U41 · Question #190
Your customer is using Windows Vista and complains about the quality of picture he is getting on his monitor. You find that you cannot adjust the refresh rate or the resolution. What is the most…
The correct answer is A. The video card is not recognized by Windows. When Windows does not recognize the video card, it gives a set of simplified default settings for refresh rate, resolution, etc. Answer option B is incorrect. As long as the monitor can plug into the card, it is compatible. Answer option C is incorrect. If the video card had…
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Your customer is using Windows Vista and complains about the quality of picture he is getting on his monitor. You find that you cannot adjust the refresh rate or the resolution. What is the most likely cause?
Options
- AThe video card is not recognized by Windows.
- BThe monitor is not compatible with the video card.
- CThe video card has failed.
- DThe video card does not have enough video RAM.
How the community answered
(55 responses)- A84% (46)
- B9% (5)
- C5% (3)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
When Windows does not recognize the video card, it gives a set of simplified default settings for refresh rate, resolution, etc. Answer option B is incorrect. As long as the monitor can plug into the card, it is compatible. Answer option C is incorrect. If the video card had failed, there would have been no picture at all on the monitor screen. Answer option D is incorrect. Lack of sufficient video RAM would just prevent certain graphics from being displayed.
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