When you go into the boardroom and attempt to connect your laptop to the projector, you find that the cable does not fit any of the ports on your laptop. What comes next?

In a kind gesture, your great-aunt and -uncle have purchased you a brand-new computer screen. You go to plug in the monitor's cord, only to discover that none of the ports on your computer's back are compatible with the connector at the other end of the cable. What are your plans going forward?

Roger purchased a new laptop computer and wants to connect it to a second monitor. The monitor has a DVI and HDMI connection on the back, but his laptop only has a Mini DisplayPort connection. ​ Which cable should Roger purchase? (Describe the cable)

You are the IT administrator for a small corporate network. You just received a new computer, and you are setting it up in your office. In this lab, your task is to set up the computer as follows: Plug the power strip into the wall. Plug the computer into the power strip. Connect the following components to the computer: Keyboard Mouse Speakers Add the following objects to the bench and connect them to the computer using the appropriate cables: Monitor Printer Plug the following devices into the power strip: Monitor Printer Connect the computer to the network port on the wall plate. Use these tips to help you complete the lab: View the details of cables and connectors to examine the shape and pin pattern for each connector. Match the cable connector to a computer port. Zoom into the back of a computer or device on the bench to get a closer look at the connection ports. Match connector colors to the color of ports on the computer to identify possible matches. When you have…