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CS2 lesson 3 cha5

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1

The process of identifying the general area, sub-system, type of components, or software programs that are most likely to contain the error.

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A step-by-step process that you can use to examine possible causes and identify the exact problem..

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The main cause of the problem.

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A problem that is caused by faulty or misconfigured hardware on the computer or device.

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A process where you look at the hardware components first, then move up toward the software components until you find the problem.

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