CompTIA A+ 220-1101 Practice Question

Checking the workstation's network configuration should be the first step to address this specific problem, as it does not affect other users. Incorrect settings, such as a manually set and suboptimal duplex mode or speed, can lead to poor performance. While updating the driver may solve some issues, it is best tackled after verifying the settings are correct, especially if there are no signs that the driver is malfunctioning. Replacing the network cable might be considered if there were physical damage or if it was an older standard not supporting gigabit speeds, but this is less likely the problem if only one workstation is affected and there's no evidence of damage. Repositioning the access point would address a wireless connectivity issue, which does not apply here since the workstation is connected via a wired connection.