A desktop's built-in network port has failed, but the rest of the PC works. What is an inexpensive fix?
Le port réseau intégré d'un PC de bureau est tombé en panne, mais le reste du PC fonctionne. Quelle est une solution peu coûteuse ?
Answers
AReplace the whole computer with a new one of the same modelRemplacer l'ordinateur entier par un neuf du même modèle
BInstall a network adapter card in a free PCIe slotInstaller une carte réseau dans un emplacement PCIe libre
CAdd more RAMAjouter de la RAM
DReplace the power supplyRemplacer l'alimentation
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