A user visited a website and infected a Windows 10 computer with a virus. A technician troubleshoots the issue, but the virus runs every time the computer is restarted. Which of the following should the technician try NEXT to resolve the issue?
A technician accessed a network share from a computer joined to workgroup. The technician logged in as
"user1" and directed the computer to save the username and password. Several weeks later, the technician wants to log in to this network share using the administrator account. The computer does not prompt for a username and password, but it automatically logs in to the network share under the "user1" account. Which of the following would allow the technician to log in using the "administrator" username?
A user's mobile device is losing its battery charge very quickly. The user reports a 90% charge at 9:00 a.m., but has 22% battery by 1:00 p.m. The user has installed several applications, and the phone is a relatively new, high-end phone. The user claims most of the usage involves checking emails for a few minutes three or four times per hour.
Which of the following should a technician perform FIRST to diagnose the issue properly?
A technician responds to a call from a user who claims to have a virus on a workstation. The technician observes the following notification from the system tray:
There are 1033 infected files on this computer. Click here to disinfect.
The link is blocked by the corporate content filter and displays a message stating the site contains known malware. Which of the following should the technician complete to secure the computer with MINIMAL impact to the user?
Joe, a user, reports the programs and icons on his Windows desktop are much larger than they were the day before. He tried changing the screen resolution and restarting the computer, but it still does not look right. Joe also states the computer showed it was finishing updates when he first powered it on. Which of the following should a technician perform NEXT?
