Cyient Process Associate Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. How to connect printer on network
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To connect a printer on a network, you need to ensure the printer is compatible with the network, install the necessary drivers, and configure the printer settings.
• Check if the printer is network-ready or has a built-in network adapter

• Connect the printer to the network using an Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi

• Install the printer drivers on the computer

• Configure the printer settings, such as IP address and network protocols

• Test
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Q2. What is bsod, causes and resolution
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BSOD stands for Blue Screen of Death. It is a Windows operating system error screen that appears when a system encounters a critical error.
• BSOD is a stop error screen displayed by Windows operating systems.

• It is usually caused by hardware or software issues, such as faulty drivers, incompatible software, or hardware failures.

• Common causes include memory problems, driver conflicts, and system file corruption.

• To resolve ...read more
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Q3. Password reset, security questions
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Q4. Re image, decommissioning of laptops and desktops
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Q5. Outlook, office, teams issues and resolution
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Q1. OOPS Concetp and sql databases
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Decent Questions were asked, moderate level

Q1. All about Self description and Skills.
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Q2. Coding knowledge was checked and Technical questions were asked.
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About you work experience and salary discussion.

Q1. About your work experience.
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The question was general about situation decision making.

Q1. As I was fresher so there was nothing much to ask but learn about your college syllabus
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Q2. Why should I hire you?
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Q3. What is your strength and weakness?
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Q1. In this the HR brief over the company policy
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Q1. What is rollback command for patching?
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The rollback command for patching is used to undo changes made by a patch installation.
• The rollback command typically involves uninstalling the patch or reverting to a previous version of the software.

• For example, in Windows, the command 'wusa /uninstall /kb:123456' can be used to uninstall a specific patch.

• It is important to carefully follow the instructions provided by the software vendor when using the rollback comm
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Q1. Basic about your profile.. previous job experiences
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Q1. Technical knowledge
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Q1. About you self JAM on our hobbes or general topic
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If we are in proficiency in English then we can crack the aptitude test

Q1. Asking about previous organization details, why u left the organization And discuss about package
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