Explore physical hardware troubleshooting
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This module provides an overview of troubleshooting hardware-related problems and discusses specific considerations for using USB and wireless devices on computers that are running Windows.
Describe hardware-related problems., Describe the considerations for using USB devices., Describe considerations for using wireless devices., Explain how you can use built-in diagnostic tools to gather hardware information., Determine how to best approach hardware problems., Apply the guidelines for troubleshooting hardware-related problems.
Prerequisites
Students should have a basic understanding of computer networks and hardware concepts.
Students should have a basic understanding of OS and Application concepts.
Students should have experience with using Windows 10 or later.
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