UNIT 1 ACTIVITY Troubleshooting
Part A
When your friend DaJuan turns on his computer, he hears four beeps. The computer
won't fully boot. DaJuan has a Dell computer with a quad core processor and has
recently upgraded his RAM.
Apply the troubleshooting methodology to help DaJuan understand and resolve his
problem. The steps of the methodology are listed for you. You can write directly on
the write suggestions for DaJuan at each step.
1. Identify the Problem (beeps are key here)
2. Internet Research
3. Establish a Theory of Probable Cause
4. Test the Theory
5. Establish a Plan of Action
6. Implement the Solution or Escalate
7. Verify Full System Functionality
8. Document Findings

In the context of it jobs in the information systems field. a is responsible for database design and implementation

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Technician a says that with self-adjusting clutch systems, the release bearing constantly rotates. technician b says that the ball bearing portion of the release bearing should be lubricated with high-temperature grease during routine maintenance. which technician is correct?