You’ve recently installed a new large LCD monitor on your computer, but you’ve found that Windows won’t increase the display resolution. When you look at Device Manager, you see that the display is listed as “Generic VGA.” What of these is the most likely cause of this issue?
You’re performing a fresh installation of Windows 7 on an older Windows XP Professional desktop PC, but the Windows 7 installation media won’t boot from the DVD-ROM drive and always boots Windows XP normally. The Windows 7 DVD-ROM boots properly on other computers in the office. What is the most likely cause of this issue?
You’re building a web server that is only going to communicate over encrypted connections. What port would you most likely need to open in your firewall to allow this communication?
One of your customers has an internally written application that manages inbound file transfers from remote locations. After upgrading their computer to Windows 7, the application stops working and remote clients are complaining that their file transfers are rejected before they even start. Which of these is the most likely cause of this issue?
You have been having ongoing graphical problems with an application that displays very detailed electronics schematics. Which of these options would be the best next step?
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You’ve recently replaced the old batteries in your corporate laptop pool, and you now have thirty worn-out laptop batteries in your office. How should you dispose of these old batteries?
Your computer is crashing randomly, and you suspect a bad memory module from a recent upgrade. Where can you find the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool?
You’ve started one of your computers after returning after a week away from the office, and you find that your PC crashes with a Windows Stop Error shortly after login. You then discover that a series of patches and OS updates were made while you were vacationing. Which of these options would be the best choice to begin the process of returning your system to a workable state?
You’re running a legacy application in Windows 7 that needs access to the registry, and this access causes the User Account Control Secure Desktop prompt to appear. Unfortunately, the application doesn’t operate properly when the UAC messages appear. Which of these would be a method of modifying an individual user’s UAC configuration?
Your organization has decided to upgrade fifty of their workstations from Windows XP to Windows 7, and you’d like to find an automated way to seamlessly move all user files and settings from one operating system to another. Which of these methods would meet this operational requirement?
