| If you have completed the previous 100 troubleshooting boards, that doesn't mean the diagnostic challenge is over. If you are ready for the biggest challenge yet, click the button below to randomly select a troubleshooting board. Note that there will be no "Help", "Hint" or "Note" Buttons. If you submit a diagnosis that is true but not the actual underlying fault you will not get an alert message and a second chance. You will not be able to recognize the fault board by the file title; they all have the title "Random Board" If you try to determine the file name you will discover that they have all been changed to unrecognizable binary numbers like 11010111. There will be neither technical discussions nor explanations when you submit a diagnosis. You will merely be informed whether your diagnosis is correct or incorrect. You will be locked into full window mode where there is no Back Button, so you won't be able to back track and make a second guess. The random boards section is similar to real life troubleshooting. You don't get to choose which machine breaks down next and you are expected to make correct diagnoses first time, every time. So be methodical and thorough. Troubleshooting should be fun, not exasperating. If you do poorly you need to retrace your steps, study more and practice on the standard troubleshooting boards. Do have fun and I hope that you enjoy the challenge. |