What is a characteristic of a Windows domain?
Which of these characteristics best describes a Microsoft Windows domain?
Which of these characteristics best describes a Microsoft Windows domain?
Three weeks ago, you installed a new piece of hardware that you suspect has been intermittently causing system errors. Unfortunately, you’re not 100% sure that the new hardware is the issue, or if it may be related to a new video driver that was installed after the installation of the new hardware. What Windows feature would allow you to go “back in time” and change your system configuration to be exactly as it was three weeks ago, prior to any of these new installations?
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Your Windows startup process is crashing with a Windows Stop error before you can get a login screen. You suspect that a service is crashing the system, but you obviously can’t use your normal login process to disable the service. What is the next best option for ensuring the service is disabled?
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During a Windows installation, there are a number of interactive prompts for which a human must provide an answer. Fortunately, this interactive process can be automated so that the installation can complete without any human intervention. What is the name of the file that stores the information necessary to automate the Windows installation process?
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A user is complaining of a problem with their computer that shows a blue error screen where the display turns blue and diagnostic information is shown. What is the first step for troubleshooting this problem?
You need to install a minimally configured Windows XP operating system on a PC. Which one of these configurations will support your requirements?
Upon startup, a system shows the error “NTLDR is missing.” You’ve checked for a disk in the floppy drive, but it’s empty. What’s your next step?
One of your end users changed their video settings in Windows XP Professional, and now the system won’t display any output. What’s the best way to resolve this problem?
An end user is reporting that applications running on his computer slow down to a crawl for minutes at a time. The problem occurs without warning, and the time between incidences appears to occur randomly. You’d like configure the system to track performance such as pages per second, average disk queue length, and processor time percentage over an entire business day. Which Windows utility could accomplish this?