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    What’s the default port for HTTPS?

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    Port 443 is the default port for HTTPS traffic over SSL/TLS encryption.
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    What does the DNS stand for?

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    Every time you visit a website, DNS helps translate domain names into IP addresses.

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    DNS is the system that converts readable domains (like google.com) into machine-friendly IPs.
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    Computer bootup failure

    It becoming a habit that my pc brings up a black screen when turned on with it's cursor seen.So @ITSupportforum could you please clarify the issue and kindly seeking your...
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    Which Windows shortcut opens Task Manager directly?

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    Ctrl + Shift + Esc opens Task Manager immediately without extra clicks. Useful when an app is unresponsive or for killing processes.
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    Which command repairs corrupted Windows images?

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    DISM (Deployment Image Servicing and Management) repairs and restores the Windows image used for system recovery.
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    Which command clears the DNS cache in Windows?

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    ipconfig /flushdns clears the local DNS resolver cache, useful when DNS records have changed or stale entries cause resolution failures. After flushing, test with nslookup to confirm fresh lookups. On client machines, browser caches may also need clearing for web content updates.
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    Total Plays - 15
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    Best time - 1.800

    Which malware records everything a user types?

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    Keyloggers secretly records keystrokes to steal credentials, PII, or other sensitive data and can be hardware or software based. Detecting them can be challenging; use reputable endpoint protection, monitor for suspicious processes, check startup entries, and employ two-factor authentication to mitigate credential theft.
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    Total Plays - 20
    Allowed Time - 15 sec
    Best time - 15

    What is the maximum length of a strong Wi-Fi password (WPA2/WPA3)?

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    WPA2/WPA3 passphrases are limited to 8–63 ASCII characters. Longer, complex passphrases increase resilience against brute force attacks.
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    Which is NOT an example of an output device?

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    Keyboards are input devices (they send data to the computer). Printers, monitors, and speakers are typical output devices that present data (visual or audio).
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    What does VPN mainly provide?

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    A VPN encrypts traffic and hides a user’s IP from remote sites (hides user identity online), improving privacy and bypassing some network restrictions.
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    What does “formatting a disk” do?

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    Formatting erases all contents and creates a file system structure (e.g., NTFS, FAT32, exFAT) on a disk. Quick format writes a new file table without wiping all sectors; full format may check and zero sectors. Always back up important data before formatting and choose the filesystem appropriate for the OS and usage.