Exam 220-1101 topic 1 question 124 discussion

Thunderbolt is a high-speed connection standard developed by Intel and primarily used in Apple laptops (MacBook, MacBook Pro, etc.) for connecting external devices such as monitors, storage devices, and docking stations. Apple has been one of the most prominent adopters of Thunderbolt technology, using it extensively in their devices.

According to Copilot: The technician should: A. Disable the printer for repairs. Given that the fuser is much hotter than normal and paper is stuck to it, there could be a malfunction with the fuser or another component. Disabling the printer ensures safety and prevents further damage until the issue can be properly diagnosed and repaired.

Since it says most often, I go with C, since they were using it before USB C started being implemented in Android phones.

CompTIA CertMaster : "Although the Thunderbolt and Lightning interfaces are most closely associated with Apple computers and mobile devices, Thunderbolt is increasingly implemented on Windows and Linux PCs too"

for old PC now all PC uses USB C mainly in EU as regulated

CompTIA study guide says Apple Devices use thunderbolt and lightning cables the most, but it is being implemented in Windows and Linux products. As this is a CompTIA test, I would go with the Apple answer. C.

I believe this should be B. the android device uses Thunderbolt