Hardware & Network TroubleshootingQuestion 82 of 100
A user reports intermittent Wi-Fi drops only in a back room. What is the most likely cause?
a.Faulty CPU
b.Weak signal from distance/interference
c.Corrupt BIOS
d.Bad monitor
Explanation
Connectivity problems limited to a distant room point to weak signal from range or interference rather than a hardware fault in the PC. Relocating the access point or adding an extender often helps.
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