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Real-Mode SCSI CD-ROM support has been added to the Windows 98 Startup Disk.
True/False |
True
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What file contains the Boot Loader Menu ?
A NTOSKRNL.exe B NTLDR.exe C BOOTLOG.txt D BOOT.ini |
D BOOT.ini
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In win 9x some hardware devices and programs require that drivers or files be loaded in real-mode in order for them to work properly. What file loads these drivers ?
A autoexec.bat B config.sys C setver.exe D win386.exe |
B config.sys
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Windows 95 includes a generic CD-ROM driver on its start up disk.
True/False |
False
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Ntldr reads the boot.in file, and displays the the operating systems Boot Menu. If Windows 2000 is selected, NTLDR will run NTDETECT.COM. If another OS is selected, NTLDR will load and run what file and pass control to it.
A BOOTSECT.DOS B BOOTSECT.COM C BOOTSECT.SYS D BOOTSECT.BAT |
A BOOTSECT.DOS
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John wants to upgrade from Windows 95 to windows 98, but wants to change his current settings, what would be the best way for John to do this ?
A Run setup from windows 95 B Run setup from MS-DOS C If upgrading you can not change the original settings D He must format his drive, and use a start up disk |
B Run setup from MS-DOS
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You can install both Windows 95 and Windows 98 in a multiple-boot configuration.
True/False |
False
Explanation: Windows 98 is intended as an upgrade to Windows 95 and will try to use the same boot file. |
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Windows 2000 supports dual booting with Windows 3.1, and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 operating systems.
True/False |
True
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To set up a dual-boot configuration between MS-DOS or Windows 95 and Windows 2000, you should install Windows 2000 first, so it can monitor the installation of these operating systems, and add them to the boot menu.
True/False |
False
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To create start up disks for win 2000, you need how many blank, formatted, 1.44-MB floppy disks.
A 1 B 2 C 3 D 4 |
D 4
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When partitioning in win 98, if you enable large disk support, any drives created will be ?
A FAT 16 B FAT 32 C NTFS D NTFS4 |
B FAT 32
Explanation: If you enable large disk support, any drives created will be FAT32. You will have to use a boot disk created from the OS you used to partition the drive, as win 95/NT cannot read FAT32 partitions (win 95 ORS 2 does support Fat32) |
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. Windows 2000 can not be installed on a compressed drive.
True/False |
False
Explanation: Yes Windows 2000 can be installed on a compressed drive, if the drive was compressed with the NTFS file system compression utility |
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What file checks the Registry for services that are marked to load automatically and will load them ?
A screg.exe B io.sys C ntdetect.exe D load.exe |
A screg.exe
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In Windows 98 to enter Safe Mode With Networking you would ?
A press F4 while booting B press F8 while booting C press F5 while booting D Safe Mode With Networking is not supported in Windows 98 |
D Safe Mode With Networking is not supported in Windows 98
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You can run the Windows 98 Setup program (Setup.exe) from the Windows 3.1x interface.
True/False |
True
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In win 2000 what is the graphical tool for managing disks and volumes ?
A Fdisk B Drive Console C Disk Administrator D Disk Management |
D Disk Management
Explanation: Disk Management, is a graphical tool for managing disks and volumes. It supports partitions, logical drives, new dynamic volumes, and remote disk management. |
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Some files that are copied to the Windows 95 Startup Disk are ?
A attrib.exe, command.com, fdisk.exe B autoexec.bat, command.com, fdisk.exe C Btdosm.sys, attrib.exe, command.com D attrib.exe, autoexec.bat, fdisk.exe |
A attrib.exe, command.com, fdisk.exe
Explanation: The files that are copied to the Windows 95 Startup Disk are: attrib.exe, command.com, drvspace.bin, ebd.sys, edit.com, fdisk.exe, format.com, io.sys, msdos.sys, regedit.exe, scandisk.exe, scandisk.ini, and sys.com |
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Safe Mode, starts Windows 2000 using only basic files and drivers (mouse, serial mouse; monitor; keyboard; mass storage; base video; default system services; and no network connections).
True/False |
False
Explanation: Windows 2000 does not load serial mice in safe mode. |
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If you intend to create a dual-boot system with Windows NT 4 and Windows 2000 as the only installed operating systems, Windows 2000 will automatically upgrade any NTFS partitions it finds on your system to NTFS 5.
True/False |
True
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In win 2000 you must be logged on as an administrator or a member of the Administrators group to configure a device using the Add/Remove Hardware wizard in Control Panel or Device Manager.
True/False |
True
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Startup disks created with previous versions of Windows are not compatible with Windows 98.
True/False |
True
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For a dual boot of Windows 2000 with Windows 95 or MS-DOS, the primary partition must be formatted as FAT.
True/False |
True
Explanation: For a dual boot with Windows 95 OSR2 or Windows 98, the primary partition must be formatted as FAT or FAT32, not NTFS. |
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n/a
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In win 98, if the Config.sys file does not exist, what file loads the following required drivers Ifshlp.sys, Himem.sys, and Setver.exe ?
A autoexec.bat B win.com C io.sys D dblbuff.sys |
C io.sys
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Can Windows NT4 read and write too a drive formatted with NTFS5 ?
A NT4 can read but not write too an NTFS5 partition B NT4 can not read or write too an NTFS5 partition C NT4 can read and write too a drive formatted with NTFS5, only if service pack 3 is installed D NT4 can read and write too a drive formatted with NTFS5, only if service pack 4 is installed |
D NT4 can read and write too a drive formatted with NTFS5, only if service pack 4 is installed
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. In win 2000 what command creates a new root directory and file system for a hard disk ?
A Format B Fdisk C Ntdisk D Chkdsk |
A Format
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In win 2000 the format command can check for bad areas on the disk, and it can delete all data on the disk.
True/False |
True
Explanation: The format command creates a new root directory and file system for the disk. It can also check for bad areas on the disk, and it can delete all data on the disk. For Windows 2000 to be able to use a new disk, you must first use this command to format the disk. You must have Administrator rights to format a hard disk. |
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COMMAND.COM contains which type of DOS commands?
A. standard mode B. real mode C. external D. internal |
D. internal
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What is one way to recover from the error message "No operating system found" when starting Windows 95?
A. Insert the Windows 95 CD-ROM and use the FORMAT C: /F command. B. Reboot on a floppy with system files and use the SYS C: command C. Insert a CD-ROM with the system files and run the SYS command. D. Reboot on a floppy with system files and use the FORMAT C: /F command. |
B. Reboot on a floppy with system files and use the SYS C: command
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During a Windows 3.x boot process, the error "Bad or Missing HIMEM.SYS" is displayed. This means HIMEM.SYS is not loaded in
A. WIN.INI B. AUTOEXEC.BAT C. SYSTEM.INI D. CONFIG.SYS |
D. CONFIG.SYS
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HIMEM.SYS in Windows 95 is corrupted. What will happen during bootup?
A. You must use FDISK B. An error message will prompt you to install a copy of HIMEM.SYS C. Windows will not load D. The computer will load Windows 95 and then go to a DOS prompt |
C. Windows will not load
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DOS=HIGH does what?
A. loads DOS into Extended Memory B. loads DOS into Expanded Memory C. loads DOS into Upper Memory Blocks D. loads part of DOS into High Memory Area |
D. loads part of DOS into High Memory Area
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What are the minimum files you need to put on a boot disk?
A. IOS.SYS, MSDOS.SYS. COMMAND.COM B. IOS.SYS, MSDOS.SYS, COMMAND.COM, FDISK C. IOS.SYS, MSDOS.SYS, COMMAND.COM, CONFIG.SYS D. IOS.SYS, MSDOS.SYS, COMMAND.COM, SHARE.EXE |
A. IOS.SYS, MSDOS.SYS. COMMAND.COM
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What files does Win95 use to determine why a setup failed when the hardware was being detected?
A. NETLOG.TXT B. SETUP.EXE C. SETUPLOG.TXT D. DETCRASH.LOG |
D. DETCRASH.LOG
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The SYS command on MS-DOS 6.x copies what?
A. IO.SYS, MS.DOS, AUTOEXEC.BAT, AND CONFIG.SYS B. IO.SYS, MS.DOS , CONFIG.SYS, AND COMMAND.COM C. IO.SYS, MS.DOS, COMMAND.COM, AND FDISK D. IO.SYS, MS.DOS, COMMAND.COM, AND DRVSPACE.BIN |
D. IO.SYS, MS.DOS, COMMAND.COM, AND DRVSPACE.BIN
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If you are booting the computer what key do you press to boot directly to Safe Mode?
A. F3 B. F4 C. F5 D. F8 |
C. F5
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Which file, when missing, will not let you boot to DOS?
A. Command.com B. Command.exe C. Config.sys D. Autoexec.bat |
A. Command.com
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How many files can you put in the root directory of DOS?
A. 100 B. 255 C. 512 D. 1024 |
C. 512
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Where is the "FILES=" statement placed?
A. config.sys B. msdos.sys C. command.com D. autoexec.bat |
A. config.sys
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Where is the "BUFFERS=" statement placed?
A. system.ini B. config.sys C. autoexec.bat D. win.ini |
B. config.sys
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The upper memory area is located:
A. between 512k and 840k B. between 640k and 1024k C. anything above 1024k D. between 1000k and 1024k |
B. between 640k and 1024k
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Extended memory is:
A. anything above 1024k B. anything above 640k C. anything accessed by rom D. anything above 1.5 meg |
A. anything above 1024k
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Extended memory is managed by:
A. emm386.exe B. ram controller C. himem.sys D. DOS |
C. himem.sys
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Expanded memory is managed by:
A. himem.sys B. emm386.exe C. DOS D. rom bios |
B. emm386.exe
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Conventional memory is:
A. anything below 1024k B. only below 512k C. anything up to 640k D. anything between 640k and 1024k |
C. anything up to 640k
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What command is used to partition a hard drive?
A. fdisk B. format C. chkdsk D. format /q |
A. fdisk
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What is a PIF?
A. program information file B. programmed input file C. processed information files D. programmed information format |
A. program information file
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What type of multitasking requires that an application voluntarily relinquish control of the CPU?
A. Non-Preemptive B. Cooperative C. Preemptive D. Linear |
B. Cooperative
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Emm386.exe must not be loaded after Himem.sys.
A. true B. false |
B. false
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What service resolves the computer name to an IP address?
A. WINS B. DHCP C. Domain Name Service D. Name resolution Service |
A. WINS
WINS converts Windows computer names to IP addresses but does not do name lookups based on IP addresses. |
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Under Windows 2000 you consistently receive out of memory messages when running multiple applications. To avoid having to upgrade RAM immediately you choose which two options?
A Increase the paging file size in the system Control Panel B Increase the temporary file size in some of your applications C Decrease the temporary file size in some of your applications D Decrease the amount of time spent on running some of your applications |
A Increase the paging file size in the system Control Panel
B Increase the temporary file size in some of your applications |
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A user is using multiple monitors in Windows 98 and states that a mouse can only be used with the primary monitor. The problem is that the user is in an MSDOS based program. How should the MSDOS program be run?
A In full screen mode B With high refresh rate C In protected screen mode D With high resolution in use |
A In full screen mode
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Which of the following is a valid entry in the CONFIG.SYS?
A PROMPT$P$G B PATH=C:\WINDOWS C EMM386=HIMEM.SYS D DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\HIMEM.SYS |
D DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\HIMEM.SYS
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