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| How many products in the XP product family |
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| Chronologically, which products were designed first |
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| On start menu, default number of apps shown |
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| In previous versions, what was the system tray refered to |
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| what can be used so the user can see the desktop no matter which computer the user logs on from |
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| Which network model distributes resources, admin and security though out the network |
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| what maintains the domains active directory |
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| whats the manager used to distributesoftware and manage system remotely |
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| The 2 kernal dispatched objects tracked by the process manager |
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| what is the size of the page thats manipulated by the virtual memory manager |
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| where is the easiest place to locate the hcl |
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| Windows xp utility thats used to inspect your computer to determine hardware and software compatabilty |
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| A text file that creates the windows xp boot loader menu |
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| What is the fastest install method |
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| New feature in installation process in XP enabling setup to download updates and patches before install begins |
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| Customized installation often used in enterprise employments |
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| What do you need to initiate an unattended installation when you execute winnt |
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| what is the disadvantage of useing RIS |
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| What does RIS take advantage of to perform system's installation |
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| What type of server must be used to run RIS |
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| what is the flag used with winnt32 mark the disk as active |
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| under a volume license, what is the minimum number of machines that can be covered |
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| In addition to setting the calender date, time zone fo rth esystem, the date and time can be used to set |
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| to set the wallpaper which tab of the display applet is used |
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| which tab of the display applet contains a button used for setting your video card and monitor |
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| How many DMA channels are supportedby xp |
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| Which could benefit most from a hardware profile |
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| what is the name of a dump file placed in the root of the boot drive |
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| how do you control a pc card in xp |
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| unplug or eject from icon in notification area |
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| to join a domain workgroup which tab in the system applet is used |
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| what is the term used for devices that are installed automatically when plugged in |
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| under xp whats the pargest possible partition in far 32 |
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| another name for partition |
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| what version of ntf is included with xp |
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| which dialog box of drives and volumes offers additional details and config settings |
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| which tab is used to configure tha tright caching and safe removal settings for a device |
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| which tab us used to defice disk use limitations on |
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| which is the folloring is disable by default |
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| which tab always appears for fat/fat32 |
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| what ntfs permissions allows users to reach files and folders thru folders which they do not have access permissions |
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| under which menu of windows explorer is the map network drive command available |
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| which folder can be redirected by a local user |
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| which user rights is granted to the guest account by default |
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| when using usmt what command line utility is used to create a back up of user data |
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| user accounts created on xp pro have blank listed as its domain |
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| members of which group can operate the computer but not modify accounts or share resources |
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| how does the domain enforce its control over clients |
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| which domain client group is used exclusively for diagnostic trouble shooting |
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| how do you access the local security tool |
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| what setting disables a service for user or group |
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| what is the default shell process for xp |
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| For an object what describes the kind of entity it is |
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| in xp what permission are granted for new objects? |
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| Identify the attention sequence used to initiate logon |
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| what is used by system admin to alter the appearance of the default logon process |
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| when working with the mmc, whats the meny option you use to add a snap in |
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| add/remove snap in then add |
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| which shell does not offer a start menu, taskbar or other interface controls |
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| which setting instructs the machine to logon itself after the system starts up |
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| what is used to determin the authentication protection method |
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| what type of server is programmed to appear to be a type of server when its acturlly another type of server |
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| what version of kerberos is used by xp |
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| where does most 3rd party add an application settings appear |
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| a folder must be on which file system in order to be encryptered using efs |
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| to force compliance with the group policy what is used to overwrite the registry of a client or server system |
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| what is the equivalent of 255.255.255.0 |
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| which command is used to detemine the path employed by icmp echo request message |
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| the location of a network object in the nds tree is called |
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| what is it you must use with xp computers to access bindary based netware server |
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| preferred server configuration options |
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| A variation of ppp that enables you to create one large bandwidth pipe by combining multiple ppp channels is call |
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| after setting up a dial up connection, what do you click to test it |
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| the default security setting for a connection of blank allows unsecured password |
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| what is the first step in establishing a direct connection between 2 computers |
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| what is the name of the widely used publc ca |
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| what type of relationship with the issuing ca must you have for certificate solution function |
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| what is default security level for the restricted zone |
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| Identify the anonymous user account that is a member of the everyone and authenticated users group |
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| whats the name of the log file containing all communications between the os and modem device during connection establishment |
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| modemlog_practical peripherals |
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| what is considered the biggest drawback of slip |
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| what tranmits the print job either to the print device or another server |
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| the xp jargon for setting up a printer for local use |
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| identify the seperate page code that prints all the characters until it reaches the esc code of an exclamation |
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| whats the best thing to do first when trouble shooting a local printer |
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| identify which of the 7 components of the printer process fail |
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| whats the command used to configure a new fax machine |
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| install local fax printer |
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| on a fax machine which tab is used to define the notification and monitoring settings |
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| identify the key elements and the baseline |
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| record observations about the characteristice and behavior of the computer system |
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| what does the system monitor display |
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| under which object in system monitor will u find cache faults/sec |
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| aspects or activities of a performance object that provide measurable information |
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| it provides additional information about the counter selected in the add counters dialog box |
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| which alert action starts the recording of a counter log |
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| start performance data log |
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| which alert action starts the recording of a counter log |
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| start performance data log |
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