2.3 Display Management
Which Visual Effects option disables all visual effects when it is selected?
"Adjust for best performance"
You've just connected your Windows system to a large CRT monitor. The monitor supports screen refresh rates up to 75 Hz and a resolution of up to 1280 x 1024. The video adapter in your system is plugged into a PCI Express slot and has 1 GB of video memory. It supports screen refresh rates between 55 Hertz and 75 Hz and screen resolutions up to 2560 x 1600. Which screen resolution and refresh rate would be best to use with this system?
1280 x 1024 and 75 Hz
You've just connected a new LCD monitor to your Windows system. Your LCD monitor has a native resolution of 1440 x 900 Hz. The video adapter in your system is plugged into a PCI Express slot and has 1 GB of video memory. It supports screen refresh rates between 55 and 75 Hz and screen resolutions up to 2560 x 1600. Which screen resolution should you use with this system?
1440 x 900
You plan to use a newly installed Windows system with an LCD monitor. You want to ensure that the text displayed on the screen is as clear, sharp, and easy to read as possible. Which option should you use in the Display window to do this?
Adjust ClearType text
You need to set the refresh rate for your monitor. Click the option in the Screen Resolution window you would use to do this.
Advanced Settings
Which screen saver option can be used to increase security by requiring the user to enter a password to access the desktop after the screen saver has been activated?
Check "On resume, display logon screen"
You need to view a list of all valid display modes that are compatible with the video card installed in your Windows system. Click the options you would use in the Display screen to do this.
Click both, Adjust Resolution and Change display settings, buttons
In the past, the employees using the Office2 system experienced problems with its video adapters. To correct the problem, you reconfigured several video-related settings. You recently updated the video drivers, which seems to have corrected the issues. Now you need to reset the video settings and visual effect that you modified earlier. Perform the following in Office2, which is running Windows 7.
Go to Control Panel, Appearance and Personalization, Display, Adjust Resolution, Advanced Settings, Troubleshoot, slide all the way to Full for Hardware Acceleration, Go to Monitor tab and under Monitor Settings click dropdown under Screen refresh rate and set to 70 Hertz. To turn off visual effects go to Control Panel, System & Security, Click System, Click Advanced System Settings, click Settings under Performance in the Advanced tab, uncheck the settings that are listed.
