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A+ Certification Exam Notes : Hardware and Network Troubleshooting

5.3 Given a scenario, troubleshoot video, projector, and display issues

Given below are the steps to troubleshoot video, projector, and display issues:

1. Check the data source: Ensure that the correct data source is selected on the device that is connected to the display. This can be a laptop, desktop, or any other device.

2. Check the cabling: Ensure that all cables are properly connected and not damaged. This includes checking the power cable, video cable, and any other cables that are connected to the display or projector.

3. Check the bulb: If the display is a projector, check if the bulb is burned out or damaged. If it is, replace it with a new one.

4. Adjust the image settings: Adjust the settings on the display or projector to improve the image quality. This includes adjusting the brightness, contrast, and sharpness.

5. Check for display burn-in: If the image on the display appears to be permanently burned in, it may be a sign of display burn-in. This can happen when an image is left on the screen for a long period of time.

6. Check for dead pixels: Dead pixels can appear on the display as black or white spots. If there are only a few dead pixels, they may not be noticeable. However, if there are many dead pixels, it may be necessary to replace the display.

7. Check for audio issues: If there are issues with the audio, check that the speakers are properly connected and that the volume is turned up.

8. Check for a dim image: A dim image can be caused by a variety of issues, including a low lamp power setting or a damaged bulb.

9. Check for intermittent projector shutdown: If the projector is shutting down intermittently, it may be due to overheating. Ensure that the projector is properly ventilated and that the filters are clean.

5.5 Given a scenario, troubleshoot common issues with mobile devices

Here are some common troubleshooting steps for mobile devices based on the given symptoms:

Poor battery health

  • Check battery usage stats in settings to identify any apps consuming excessive battery.

  • Disable any features like location services, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth when not in use.

  • Check battery health in settings and consider replacing the battery if necessary.

Swollen battery

  • Power off the device and remove the battery immediately.

  • Handle the battery with care and dispose of it safely.

Broken screen

  • Check if the device is responsive to touch and can display an image.

  • If not, consider replacing the screen with a new one or seek professional repair services.

Improper charging

  • Check the charging cable, port, and wall adapter for any damage or debris.

  • Try using a different charging cable or adapter to see if it works.

  • Check charging settings in the device and ensure they are enabled.

Poor/no connectivity

  • Restart the device and check if it connects to the network.

  • Check if airplane mode is enabled and turn it off if necessary.

  • Check the Wi-Fi or cellular settings and ensure they are enabled and configured correctly.

Liquid damage

  • Power off the device and remove any protective case or cover.

  • Do not turn on or attempt to charge the device.

  • Wipe the device with a dry cloth and place it in moderate sun light to dry the moisture.

  • Seek professional repair services if necessary.

Overheating

  • Check for any apps or processes running in the background and close them.

  • Disable any unused features like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

  • Avoid using the device in direct sunlight or hot environments.

Digitizer issues

  • Check for any damage or cracks on the screen.

  • Calibrate the touch screen in the device settings.

  • Seek professional repair services if necessary.

Malware

  • Install and run antivirus software on the device.

  • Avoid installing apps from untrusted sources.

  • Factory reset the device if necessary.

Cursor drift/touch calibration

  • Recalibrate the touch screen in the device settings.

  • Power off and restart the device.

  • Clean the screen and make sure there is no debris or damage.


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