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Events/Computer Problem Solving

Computer Problem Solving.

Hardware, operating systems, troubleshooting, and networking.

Technology6 reviewed starter questions2026–27 rules verified
KNOW WHAT TO KNOW

Build a solid foundation.

Find the problem. Build the solution. Start with the topics below, then test your understanding with deliberate practice.

Individual objective test. The objective test contains 100 questions in 50 minutes.

  1. 01Operating Systems20%
  2. 02Networks20%
  3. 03Computer Hardware and Connectivity20%
  4. 04Security15%
  5. 05Laptops, Tablets, and Mobile Devices15%
  6. 06Printers and Peripherals10%
A QUESTION TO START WITH

What should a technician do before making a disruptive change?

Reveal the answer

Understand the symptoms, assess impact, and preserve recovery options

A structured approach helps isolate causes and protects data. Changing many variables at once makes diagnosis and rollback harder.

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Your preparation checklist

  1. Read the current event guidelines and identify the knowledge areas.
  2. Practice a small set of questions and review each explanation.
  3. Use flashcards to return to concepts you find difficult.
  4. Review your results and choose one area for the next session.
Read official FBLA guidelines