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When do you use Winnt.exe ?
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When you are installing windows NT/XP/2000 from the command line.
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What are Setup.exe and Winnt.exe?
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set up programs
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Starting with Windows 2000 server, Microsoft added _______________ which can start a scripted installation or installation of an image.
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Remote Installation Services
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What is the difference between registering Windows and activating Windows?
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Registering is you give MS your information, (name, address, company phone number etc.)
Activation is to combat piracy. You have to do it within 30 days. |
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Can you upgrade from 98 to 2000?
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yes, though there are some complications.
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Can you upgrade Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2000?
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yes
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Can you upgrade Windows NT 3.51 to Windows 2000?
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yes
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Can you upgrade Windows NT 3.5 to Windows 2000?
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no. You must first upgrade NT 3.5 to 3.51 or 4.0 and then upgrade to Windows 2000.
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Does Windows 2000 support applications that use Virtual Device Drivers?
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no
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What are Virtual Device Drivers?
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Applications use them access hardware directly, bypassing the OS.
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What is the minimum requirement for RAM when installing Windows XP?
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64MB
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Which Windows OS was the first to have a built in firewall?
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XP
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What is the recommended requirement for ram in Windows XP?
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128MB to 4GB
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When installing Windows XP, it is possible to run this command:
D:\I386\Winnt32 /checkupgradeonly Why might you do this? |
to check if hardware and software qualify for XP.
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What is minimum requirement for a partition size on Windows XP?
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2 Gig
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What does HCL stand for? (you should look at this when you are installing Windows.)
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Hardware Compatibility List
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What is the minimum requirement for a CPU when installing Windows 2000?
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133 Mhz PI
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What is a realistic requirement for a CPU when installing Windows 2000?
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350 Mhz PII
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Which version of NTFS comes with Windows 2000?
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NTFS 5
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Which version of NTFS was the first to effectively assign disk quotas to users to limit the amount of hard disk space they can use?
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NTFS 5
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Can you upgrade to Windows XP from Windows 98?
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yes
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Can you upgrade from Windows 95 to XP?
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not directly
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What is the minimum requirement for a CPU when installing Windows XP?
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Intel or AMD 233Mhz
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What is a realistic minimum processer when installing Windows XP?
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300 Mhz
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What is the Windows Catalog?
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A searchable list of hardware and software that is known to work with Windows XP
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You get a text mode error: "No Boot Device Present When Booting off the Startup Disk" when booting from a floppy drive, what does that mean?
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it could be that the start up disk is bad, it could also be that the CMOS is not set to look at the floppy disk first.
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Windows Has Detected That Drive C: Does Not Contain a Valid FAT Partition (only Windows 9x/ME)
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could mean that the hard drive is not partitioned or that the hard drive is partitioned in a way that Windows doesn't recognize.
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Installation Error:(Text Mode) Windows Setup Requires ______ Amount of Available Drive Space
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Either there is not enough available space on the drive or the hard drive was not formatted.
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Installation Error:(text mode) MSCDEX Error "No CD-ROM Detected" (With 9x/ME usually but also XP/2000 if you do DOS installation.)
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CD-ROM settings are messed up. Check CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT
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Installation Error:(text mode) Not Ready error on CD-ROM
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Most likely the system just needs time to catch up, press R. Could be a damaged disk or too slow CD-ROM drive.
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installation error: Blue Screen of death after reboot after text mode
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lack of hardware compatibility
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Does XP/NT/2000 use system BIOS to interface with hardware device?
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no
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installation error(in graphical mode): Can not read CAB file
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Check CD-ROM for scratches
if there are none: Copy files from source directory on CD (\Win9x or \i386) to hard drive |
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If a device is compatible with NT, is it always compatible with 2000?
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no
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You are about to upgrade to Windows 2000. Should you check the Hardware Compatibility List for your hardware and Windows 2000?
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yes
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You want to find out if a piece of software qualifies for 2000. It is not on the Microsoft website. What do you do next?
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check the software manufacturers website.
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Does motherboard BIOS have to meet the Advanced Configuration Power Interface standard to install Windows 2000 and take advantage of W2000 power management abilities?
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yes
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What does ACPI stand for?
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Advanced Configuration Power Interface
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Can out of date BIOS cause NT or W2000 to have problems detecting the hard drive?
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yes
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What is an Unattended Installation
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A text file gives the installation process answers to installation questions it would normally prompt the user for.
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What does drive imaging do, besides install the OS?
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copies applications from the drive image to the computer.
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What program should you use to remove unique configuration settings before you clone a drive?
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Sysprep.exe
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Do you give a computer a name before you put it on a peer to peer network?
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yes
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Besides the computer name, what do you need to give a computer before putting it on a peer to peer network?
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the workgroup name
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Does a computer on a domain network need a user name and password?
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yes
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True or false: A dual boot with Windows 2000 and WIndows NT is not reccomended.
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true
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Can Windows 2000/NT be dual installed on the same partition.
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no, it is not reccomended
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