1. Hardware Device Used To Support Authentication; Works By Scanning And Remembering A Unique Aspect Of A User's Various Body Parts (E.G. - Retina - Iris - Face - Or Fingerprint) By Using Some Form Of Sensing Device Such As A Retinal Scanner.

2. Body To Determine Movement Of Your Fingers Across The Screen.

3. Apm (Advanced Power Management)

4. An Applet That Enables Users To Access A Complete Listing Of All Fixed And Removable Drives Contained Within A System And To View/Manage Configuration Properties Of The Computer. Also - An Aspect Of Windows Explorer.

5. Drive Encryption Software Offered In High-end Versions

6. Ram Stick With Ram Chips Soldered To Both Sides Of The Stick. May Only Be Used With Motherboards Designed To Accept Double-sided Ram. Very Common.

7. User Accounts Applet

8. Asr (Automated System Recovery)

9. Series Of Standards That Enables Mass Storage Devices Other Than Hard Drives To Use The Ide/Ata Controllers. Popular With Optical Drives. (See Eide.)

10. Common Remote Access Protocol; The Serving System Challenges The Remote Client - Usually By Means Of Asking For A Password.

11. A/V Sync

12. Boot Configuration Data (Bcd) File

13. Along With Cfs (Common File System) - This Term Is Found In The Acronym List Of The Comptia A+ Learning Objectives - And Nowhere Else. After Diligent Research - Your Intrepid Author Has Not Found A Satisfactory Reference To This Alleged Technology And Believes That Your Ability To Recognize That Cfs Can Stand For Command File System Will Be Sufficient Knowledge To Pass Any Exam Questions About This Topic On The Corresponding Test. —mike Meyers

14. Bootstrap Loader

15. Apt-get

16. 40-pin Ribbon Cable

17. Access Control

18. Laser

19. Means Of Communication That Is Not Pushy Or Bossy But Is Also Not Soft. Useful In Dealing With Upset Customers As It Both Defuses Their Anger And Gives Them Confidence That You Know What You're Doing.

20. Protocol In The Tcp/Ip Suite Used With The Command-line Utility Of The Same Name (Arp) To Determine The Mac Address That Corresponds To A Particular Ip Address.

21. Advanced Application For File And Settings

22. Recovery Console Commands Used In Windows Xp And Earlier Operating Systems.

23. Activity Light

24. Bootable Disk

25. Disk Is Read - The Program In The Boot Record Directs The Computer To The Root Directory To Load The Operating System