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Identify five ridiculous number of different ways
to navigate to Device Manager in Windows: |
1) Start>Setting>Control Panel>System Icon
--->Hardware Tab>Device Manager button. 2) Rt-click My Computer>Properties --->Hardware Tab>Device Manager button. 3) Windows Key | Pause key --->Hardware Tab>Device Manager button. 4) Rt-click My Computer>Manage --->Computer Management > Under System tools. 5) Start > Run > Enter COMPMGMT.msc --->Computer Management >Under System tools. p529 |
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What does a ( Blue i ) colored problem icon indicated in Device Manager?
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Automatic configuration for the device has been turned off.
p532 |
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Identify how to navigate to the System Restore utility?
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Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools.
p534 |
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For Windows XP, what utilities are listed in System Tools?
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Backup.
Character Map. Disk Cleanup. Disk Defrag. Files and Setting Transfer Wizard. Scheduled Tasks System Info System Restore p534 |
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In Windows XP, how would you change the Start Menu style to ues the Classic Start Menu ?
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1) In Control Panel click Taskbar and Start Menu.
Click Start Menu tab, selet the Classic Start Menu radio button. 1a) If Control panel is set to display in Category View, click Appearance and Themes, then click Taskbar and Start Menu, etc.. 2) Rt-click the Task Bar > Properties > Start Menu tab. etc.. |
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In Windows XP, what are two methods to bring-up a command prompt?
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1) Start > Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt.
2) Start > Run > type CMD p541 |
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In Windows XP, how do you bring up the Microsoft Management Console (MMC)?
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Start > Run > type MMC
p542 |
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In Windows XP, you wish to add the Device Manger snap-in for the Local PC to the MMC.
What steps would accomplish this task if the MCC is already open? |
1) Select File > Add/Remove Snap-in > click Add.
2) Select the Device Manager > click Add. 3) Click Local Computer radio button > click Finish. 4) Click Close to close Add Standalone snap-in. 5) Click Ok to accept the snap-in. p543 |
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In Windows XP identify two ways to navigate to Administrative Tools:
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1) Start > Programs > Administrative Tools.
2) Start > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools. p545 |
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In Windows XP, what applet contains Computer Management, Event Viewer, Performance, and Services?
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Administrative Tools
p546 |
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What are the five Registry root keys in Windows?
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Hkey_Classes_Root
Hkey_Current_User Hkey_Users Hkey_Local_Machine Hkey_Current_Config p553 |
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In Windows XP you would like to see the pagefile size, what are two ways to navigate to the Virtual Memory window?
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1) Rt-click My Computer > Properties > Advanced Tab
> Setting > Advanced tab > Change. 2) Start > Settings > Control Panel > Advanced tab > Setting > Advanced tab > Change. |
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In Windows XP, which registry root key contains information about file types?
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Hkey_Classes_Root
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What does My Computer provide?
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Access to all:
Drives Folders Files p515 |
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By default, what utility is not installed as part of the Windows XP Home installation?
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Backup utility.
p536 |
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Which Windows XP utility backs up critical files and settings, enabling you to roll back to a previous state?
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System Restore
p539 |
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What utility is helpful in troubleshooting hardware problems in Windows XP?
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Device Manager
p529 |
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What folder is considered a central storage for user files?
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My Documents
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What File Permission allows file creating and editing but not deleting?
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Modify
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