4th Qtr Long Test

Maintenance performed only by trained professionals

Maintenance performed during regular working hours

Maintenance performed after a fault occurs

Maintenance performed before a fault occurs

Replacing a malfunctioning hard drive after it fails and data is lost.

Regularly updating antivirus software to protect against new threats.

Upgrading the RAM after the computer becomes slow and unresponsive.

Reinstalling the operating system after a major system crash.

To perform maintenance during unscheduled downtime

To train agents on equipment maintenance procedures

To ensure equipment operates correctly and prevent unscheduled breakdowns

To repair equipment after a breakdown occurs

Installing a new software application to enhance functionality.

Regularly cleaning the computer's internal components to prevent dust buildup.

Replacing a faulty power supply unit after it causes a sudden system shutdown.

Formatting the hard drive and reinstalling the operating system due to software corruption.

Conducting maintenance regardless of asset condition

Performing maintenance based on a predetermined schedule

Using asset condition indicators to determine maintenance needs

Conducting maintenance only during scheduled downtime

Installing a new graphics card for improved gaming performance.

Running a diagnostic test to check the health of the hard drive.

Replacing the laptop battery after it no longer holds a charge.

Upgrading the computer's operating system to the latest version.

To repair equipment only when it breaks down

To increase the frequency of equipment failures

To ensure equipment and facilities are in satisfactory operating condition

To reduce equipment life expectancy

Reformatting the hard drive to remove unnecessary files and optimize storage.

Installing a software update to fix bugs and improve system performance.

Replacing a malfunctioning keyboard after it stops registering key presses.

Retrieving data from a crashed hard drive and performing data recovery.

To improve the operational condition of equipment or systems

To restore failed equipment or systems to operational condition

To prevent equipment failures from occurring

To identify and isolate faults in equipment or systems

Replacing a malfunctioning hard drive that caused data loss.

Installing additional RAM to improve system performance.

Performing routine software updates to enhance security.

Upgrading the graphics card for better gaming capabilities.

Designing a monitoring, evaluating, and updating plan.

Moving the computer only when it is turned off and unplugged.

Placing the computer in a well-ventilated area.

Treating the computer properly.

To prevent dust buildup on the computer components.

To ensure proper airflow and prevent overheating.

To minimize the risk of accidental damage.

To extend the lifespan of the computer's battery.

Running resource-intensive tasks continuously without breaks.

Powering on the computer only when needed and shutting it down during idle times.

Keeping the computer plugged in and charging at all times.

Overclocking the computer's components for maximum performance.

Install or secure passwords.

Update anti-virus and spyware.

Backup your files.

Delete temporary files.

To protect against the latest malware and security threats.

To remove unnecessary files and free up storage space.

To improve system performance and speed.

To prevent unauthorized access to your computer.