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• The technical support department at your company has informed you that you will be receiving a new computer within the next we

ek. Identify some critical activities to undertake before they replace your computer.

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alexdok [17]3 years ago

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1) back up your data
2) delete any personal information
3) clear cookies, browsing data, and saved passwords
4) restore any settings you may have changed to original settings

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