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When a technician needs to use the System Recovery Options on a Windows 7 computer, he needs to boot the computer from the

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installation CD/DVD.

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You should press the _____ key to start ASR during the text mode setup phase of Windows XP.

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F2

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ASR accesses the backup files to read the saved disk configuration and tries to

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restore all the disk configurations.

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Pressing the ___ key does not start ASR during the text mode setup phase of Windows 7.

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F6

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Pressing the _____key is required to install a third-party SCSI or RAID driver during the setup process for windows 7. The _____ key is provided strictly as a means to install OEM drivers for mass storage devices only.

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F6

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Pressing the ____ key does not start ASR during the text mode setup phase of Windows 7.

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F8

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The ____ key is used to accept the End-User License agreement during the setup process for widows 7.

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F8

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A STOP error, also known as a ________________________, is a proprietary crash screen for the Windows operating system.

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Blue Screen of Death (BSOD)

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The __________ will display an error message with a hexadecimal code that indicates what is wrong.

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BSOD

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Most _______ errors can be researched in Microsoft’s Knowledge Base.

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BSOD

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For a BSOD You should also examine ____________________ to see if you can discover the problem.

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system log files

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In most cases, a ______________occurs because of a change that has been made to the system. If a simple reboot does not resolve the _____________, then you need to roll back your system changes.

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BSOD

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A _______________________ generates a series of beeps. The number of beeps usually translates into a certain type of error, usually involving the memory or processor.

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POST error

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Runtime errors are caused by corrupted or malfunctioning system files or software executables. Sometimes runtime errors are also considered

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illegal operations.

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_______________________ are caused when an application instruction to the processor specifies an operation that is unknown to the operating system or processor. Often_____________________________ will not occur if the application is restarted.

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Illegal operations

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The Windows and Macintosh operating systems both have proprietary

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screen crashes.

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The ___________________________________ is a spinning multicolored pinwheel mouse pointer that signifies that the Apple computer is running low on resources.

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Pinwheel of Death (PWOD)

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First, try restarting the computer. Then you can try closing open applications, checking Safari settings, performing an Archive and Install process. If none of these solutions work, try —

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adding memory, freeing up disk space, or deleting problematic application .plist files