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What is the minimum processor speed required to run Windows 95?
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386DX
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What is the recommended processor speed to run Windows 95?
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Pentium 33Mhz
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What is the minimum memory requirement to run Windows 95?
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4 to 8 MB
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What is the recommended memory availability for Windows 95?
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16 to 32 MB
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To run Windows 95, you must have a ___ or better monitor. (Monitor Type)
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VGA
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The recommended monitor type for Windows 95 is?
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SVGA
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What is the minimum disk space required to install Windows 95?
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50 to 55 MB
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What is the recommended disk space for installing Windows 95?
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200 MB
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Windows 95 requires a keyboard and a floppy drive for installation, but suggests a ____ drive and what peripheral?
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CD ROM Drive and a mouse.
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Windows 98 requires at least what processor speed for installation?
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486DX
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What is the recommended processor speed for Windows 98 installation?
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Pentium 33MHz
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The minimum available memory required to install Windows 98 is?
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24 MB
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The recommended available memory for Windows 98 is?
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32 to 64 MB
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Windows 98 requires what minimum display type?
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VGA
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The recommended display type for Windows 98 is?
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SVGA
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What is the minimum disk space required to install Windows 98?
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225 MB
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What is the recommended disk space available when installing Windows 98?
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400 MB
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Windows 98 requires what type of drive and what peripheral for installation?
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A floppy drive or CD ROM drive and a keyboard. A Mouse is also recommended.
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Minimum processor speed for Windows ME installation?
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Pentium 150 Mhz
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Recommended processor speed for running Windows ME?
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Pentium II 300 MHz
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Minimum memory available to run Windows ME?
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32 MB RAM
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Recommended memory available to run Windows ME?
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64 MB RAM
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Windows ME requires at least what display type?
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VGA
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Microsoft recommends what type of display for Windows ME?
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SVGA
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What's the minimum disk space required to install Windows ME?
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225 MB
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What's the recommended disk space available to run Windows ME?
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400 MB
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Windows ME requires what drive type, expansion card, and which three peripherals for installation?
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1) Floppy and/or CD ROM drive.
2) A sound card. 3) Keyboard, mouse, & speakers. |
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Windows ME recommends what additional peripheral/expansion card in its requirements?
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A 56 Kbps modem.
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Minimum processor for Windows NT 4.0 installation?
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486DX
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Recommended processor for Windows NT 4.0?
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Pentium 33Mhz
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Minimum RAM requirement for Windows NT 4.0?
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12 MB RAM
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Recommended available memory for Windows NT 4.0?
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16 MB RAM
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Windows NT 4.0 requires at least what type of display?
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VGA
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What is the recommended display type for Windows NT 4.0?
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SVGA
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Minimum free disk space for Windows NT 4.0 installation?
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110 MB
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What is the recommended disk space available to run Windows NT 4.0?
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250 to 300 MB
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Windows NT 4.0 installation requires one of two drive types or a _____ (card type) to be available. What are these?
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1) A floppy or CD ROM drive.
2) A Network Interface Card(NIC) The NIC is also the recommended item for this product. |
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Windows 2000 requires what minimum processor type?
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Pentium 133 MHz
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Recommended processor speed for Windows 2000?
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Pentium 350 MHz
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Minimum memory required to install Windows 2000?
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64 MB RAM
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Recommended memory available to run Windows 2000?
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128 MB
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Windows 2000 requires at least what display type?
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VGA
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Recommended display type for Windows 2000?
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SVGA
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Minium hard drive requirements for Windows 2000 installation?
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650 MB free, 2 GB available.
Minimum partition size: 650 MB |
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Recommended drive space available for running Windows 2000?
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2 GB free, 6.4 GB available.
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Required hardware for Windows 2000 installation?
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Keyboard, mouse, 12x CD ROM drive, floppy drive.
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Recommended hardware for Windows 2000 installation?
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24x CD ROM drive, floppy drive, PCI Network Interface Card
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All versions of Windows from 95 to XP require and suggest what display types?
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Required: VGA
Recommended: SVGA |
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Minimum processor speed for installing Windows XP?
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Pentium 233 MHz
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Recommended processor speed for running Windows XP?
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Pentium 300 MHz
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Minium RAM for Windows XP installation?
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64 MB RAM
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Recommended memory available to run Windows XP?
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128 MB
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Required disk space for Windows XP installation?
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650 MB free, 2 GB available.
Minimum partition size: 1 GB |
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Recommended disk space available for Windows XP?
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2 GB or more free.
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Windows XP requires which hardware for installation?
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1) Floppy or CD ROM drive.
2) Mouse and keyboard. 3) NIC for network installation. |
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What hardware is recommended for a Windows XP installation?
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1) Floppy, CD ROM or DVD drive.
2) Network Interface Card. |
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Windows XP requires what minium display type?
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VGA
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What display type is recommended for Windows XP?
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SVGA
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Windows 95 can be upgraded to which products?
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Windows 98 or Windows ME
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The main difference between an OS upgrade and an OS install is?
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The upgrade process begins inside the operating system GUI, whereas a clean install does not.
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Windows NT 3.51 can be upgraded to what OS?
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Windows NT 4.0
Note: Windows 9x/ME cannot upgrade to NT 4.0. |
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Windows 9x uses what program to initiate OS upgrades? Windows NT/2000/XP uses which program?
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1) Setup.exe
2) WINNT32.exe |
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You can upgrade to Windows 2000 from which previous operating systems?
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Windows 98 or NT 4.0
No upgrade path for 95 or ME. |
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You can upgrade to Windows XP from which previous operating systems?
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Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000
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Windows XP can hang when upgrading from Windows 95/98/ME due to what driver problem?
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Windows XP does not support 16-bit virtual device drivers.
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To run a system check before doing an actual installation for Windows XP, use this command and flag.
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winnt32.exe -checkupgradeonly
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The BIOS startup process consists of 3 phases, what are these?
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1) Power On Self Test (POST)
2) PnP BIOS allocation. 3) Bootstrap loader (loads OS) |
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Windows 9x boots in 3 stages following handoff from the system BIOS. What stages are these?
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1) Real Mode
2) Protected Mode 3) OS and Desktop Initialization |
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What is the sequence of the Windows 9x Real Mode (16 bit) boot stage?
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1) IO.SYS
2) MSDOS.SYS 3) CONFIG.SYS 4) COMMAND.COM 5) AUTOEXEC.BAT |
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What is the sequence of the Windows 9x Protected Mode (32 bit) boot stage?
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1) WIN.COM - Logo appears
2) VMM32.VxD - Manages VxDs 3) SYSTEM.INI - Loads DEVICE parameters |
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What is the sequence of the Windows 9x OS and Desktop initialization boot stage?
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1) Kernel32.dll and Kernl386.exe
2) GDI32.EXE - Graphic interface 3) USER32.EXE - User interface 4) Explorer.exe |
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Windows NT boots through a sequence of 3 to 6 files. What is this sequence?
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1) NTLDR - Loader file, calls:
2) NTDETECT.COM - HW detection 3) Boot.ini - Displays boot menu 4) Bootsect.dos - Multi-OS only 5) NTBOOTDD.SYS - SCSI devices 6) NTOSKRNL.EXE - 3rd critical file, loads Network Operating System kernel. |
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The Windows 2000/XP boot sequence is almost identical to the Windows NT boot sequence, but two additional steps are added. What are these?
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1) HAL.DLL - The hardware abstraction layer is loaded.
2) If the boot is successful, a copy of the control data is saved in the Last Known Good configuration. |
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What is the command to create an Emergency Repair Disk (ERD) in Windows NT or 2000?
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Start->Run->rdisk /s
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What is the sequence to create an emergency startup disk in Win9x/ME?
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Control Panel->Add/Remove Programs->Startup Disk tab->Create Disk
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To install the Windows 2000/XP Recovery Console on the hard drive, what is the command?
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With Installation CDs in drive:
(CD Drive Letter): i386/winnt32.exe /cmdcons |
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Access the Windows XP ASR (Automated System Recovery) options by pressing what key during the boot process?
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F2
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Using the Windows XP ASR requires you to have done which two things prior to its use?
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1) Done a complete backup.
2) Created an ASR floppy disk. |