Practice Free 220-1201 Exam Online Questions
What are the tasks that can be executed from the UiPath command-line interface (CLI) while creating a CI/CD pipeline?
- A . Job, Run, Deploy, Delete, Analyze.
- B . Asset Job, Package, Test, Help, Version.
- C . Analyze, Delete, Deploy, Pack.
- D . Run, Test, Deploy, Pack, Help, Version.
D
Explanation:
The UiPath CLI supports several tasks useful for building CI/CD pipelines, including:
– Run C to execute workflows
– Test C to run test cases
– Deploy C to publish packages
– Pack C to create NuGet packages
– Help and Version C for CLI assistance and version info
These tasks help integrate UiPath automation into automated build and deployment workflows.
A technician is replacing a failed power supply in a ten-year-old computer When installing the customer-provided power supply, the technician discovers the ATX connector would not plug into the motherboard. The customer wants a cost-effective solution.
Which of the following should the technician do next?
- A . Adjust the input voltage.
- B . Install a modular power supply.
- C . Rebuild the failed power supply.
- D . Use a 20-pin to 24-pin adapter.
D
Explanation:
Older motherboards use 20-pin connectors, while newer power supplies use 24-pin connectors. An adapter resolves the compatibility issue cost-effectively.
Why Not A (Adjust the input voltage): Input voltage adjustment is unrelated to connector compatibility.
Why Not B (Install a modular power supply): While modular supplies are versatile, this doesn’t address the connector issue directly.
Why Not C (Rebuild the failed power supply): Rebuilding is costly and complex compared to using an adapter.
CompTIA A+ Exam
Reference: Core 1 (220-1201), Section 3.4, power supply compatibility.
A recently installed printer is incorrectly aligning printed documents.
Which of the following should the technician do first to fix this issue?
- A . Run the maintenance application.
- B . Clean the rollers
- C . Upgrade the firmware
- D . Reinstall the drivers
A
Explanation:
A technician is troubleshooting a connectivity issue on a network computer. The technician runs ipconfig in a command prompt and receives the following IP address: 169.254.0.6.
Which of the following is most likely the type of IP address being assigned?
- A . DHCP reservation assignment
- B . Dynamic assignment
- C . Self-assignment
- D . Static assignment
C
Explanation:
An IP address starting with169.254.x.xis aself-assigned address(also called APIPAC Automatic Private IP Addressing). It’s used when a client device cannot contact a DHCP server. This address allows limited communication on the local network segment butno internet access.
Option A: DHCP reservations assign specific IPs from the DHCP server ― they don’t result in APIPA.
Option B: Dynamic assignment from DHCP assigns valid IPs in the proper subnet, not 169.254.x.x.
Option D: Static IPs are manually set and would not fall in the 169.254.x.x range unless set incorrectly.
CompTIA A+ Core 1 Exam Objective
Reference:
Objective 2.6: Given a scenario, configure and troubleshoot network connectivity.
A user experiences a random BSOD while using a computer, but the operating system recovers as expected.
Which of the following symptoms would indicate the issue is related to RAM?
- A . Wrong BIOS configurations
- B . Continuous reboots
- C . Distended capacitors
- D . POST code beeps
D
Explanation:
D. POST Code Beeps:
During the Power-On Self-Test (POST), the BIOS performs checks on system hardware, including RAM. If the RAM is faulty, POST may produce a series of beep codes indicating memory issues.
These beep codes are often the first sign of RAM-related problems, especially if the BSOD occurs randomly.
Incorrect Options:
A company needs to keep a record of tasks performed by an application.
Which of the following should the company most likely implement as part of a solution?
- A . Fileshare
- B . Syslog
- C . Database
- D . SAN
B
Explanation:
Syslog is used to log system events and tasks performed by applications, providing a centralized record of activity.
Why Not A (Fileshare): Fileshares store files but are not designed for event logging.
Why Not C (Database): Databases can store logs but are not a logging mechanism themselves.
Why Not D (SAN): A SAN is a storage solution, not a logging tool.
CompTIA A+ Exam
Reference: Core 1 (220-1201), Section 2.6, system monitoring and logging.
A company wants to save printing costs by restricting network printer use. The company implements a solution that requires employees to authenticate to the printer to release print jobs.
Which of the following has the company implemented?
- A . Access control list
- B . Audit logging
- C . Badging
- D . Print server
C
Explanation:
Badging is a form of authentication that requires employees to use a badge or ID card to release print jobs.
This solution reduces unnecessary printing by ensuring only authorized users print.
Why Not A (Access control list): While ACLs manage permissions, they are not used for physical authentication at printers.
Why Not B (Audit logging): Audit logs track actions but do not restrict printer access.
Why Not D (Print server): A print server manages print jobs but doesn’t enforce authentication.
CompTIA A+ Exam
Reference: Core 2 (220-1102), Section 2.5, authentication mechanisms.
Which of the forming connector types would best suit a company that experiences a large volume of internet traffic?
- A . USB 3.1
- B . Quad-shielded RG11 coax
- C . SATA3.0
- D . Unshielded plenum RJ45
B
Explanation:
RG11 coaxial cable with quad shielding is designed to handle large volumes of internet traffic, providing excellent resistance to interference and high bandwidth capacity.
Why Not A (USB 3.1): USB 3.1 is used for connecting peripherals, not for high-volume internet traffic.
Why Not C (SATA3.0): SATA is used for internal data storage connections, not for network traffic.
Why Not D (Unshielded plenum RJ45): While RJ45 cables are commonly used, unshielded cables are prone to interference and are not ideal for high-volume traffic.
CompTIA A+ Exam
Reference: Core 1 (220-1201), Section 3.1, cable types and their characteristics.
A user connects their laptop to a projector in a conference room. Once connected, the userreports the screen is smaller at the bottom than at the top. The user tries restarting the laptop and then disconnecting and reconnecting the cable to the projector.
Which of the following should a technician do to resolve the issue?
- A . Replace the HDMI cable.
- B . Power cycle the projector.
- C . Adjust the keystone
- D . Increase the resolution.
C
Explanation:
A distorted image where the screen is not symmetrical (wider at the top or bottom) is typically due to keystone distortion. Adjusting the projector’s keystone settings corrects this trapezoidal effect caused by an angled projection.
#Reference: "CompTIA A+ Complete Study Guide" by Quentin Docter C Chapter 3, page 152.
A systems administrator deploys BitLocker to all devices. However, one of the desktop PCs is not able to encrypt the boot drive.
Which of the following should the administrator check?
- A . TPM
- B . CPU
- C . RAM
- D . HDD
A
Explanation:
BitLocker Drive Encryption in Windows requires a Trusted Platform Module (TPM)to encrypt the boot drive securely. The TPM is a dedicated microcontroller designed to secure hardware through integrated cryptographic keys. It validates system integrity during boot and securely stores the encryption keys. If BitLocker cannot find a TPM or it is disabled in BIOS/UEFI, drive encryption cannot proceed.
BitLocker can function without TPM using a USB startup key, but this compromises some security and is not recommended for managed enterprise environments.
#Reference:
"CompTIA A+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide, Eleventh Edition" by Travis Everett and Andrew Hutz C Chapter 13, page 536C537.
"CompTIA A+ Guide to Managing and Troubleshooting PCs" by Mark Soper C Chapter 13, page 446C 447.
"CompTIA A+ Complete Study Guide" by Quentin Docter C Chapter 1, page 36C38.