Chapter 15 Flashcards
Lacks support for Aero, cannot join a Windows Server domain, does not support Shadow copies. p711
Home Basic 8GB 1 core
Includes support for HDTV, cannot join a Windows Server domain, does not support Shadow copies. p711
Home Premium 16GB 1 core
Does not support parental controls, premium games disabled by default. p712
Business 128GB 2 core
Includes BitLocker, not available in retail or OEM channels (volume licensing only), premium games disabled by default. p712
Enterprise 128GB 2 core
Includes BitLocker, available in retail and OEM channels. p712
Ultimate 128GB 2 core
If you don’t know what edition of Windows Vista is running on a particular machine, you can click Start and type _______ in the search box .p712
winver
There are two methods of running a clean installation. p714
The first option is to start the computer with the bootable Windows Vista DVD (CDs were available if you needed them) and begin the installation.
The second method—the one Microsoft recommends—is to run Setup from the DVD within your current Windows version.
Note that Windows Vista Enterprise does not appear in the table because it is typically installed as a clean install. It can only be installed as an ? 716
“upgrade” to Windows Vista Business
This tool is intended for the one-time transfer of user settings, as well as applications and files, to Vista whereas USMT is meant for wide-scale migrations. p717
Windows Easy Transfer (WET)
The tools that stand out in Windows Vista.p719
System Restore
Windows Defender
Windows Firewall
Security Center
It allows you to restore the system to a previous point in time. p719
System Restore
identify spyware and unwanted software and is native to all versions of Vista. p719
Windows Defender
To block access from the network (be it internal or the Internet). p719
Windows Firewall
provides a single interface where you can administer Windows Firewall, Automatic Updates, Malware Protection, and other security settings. p721
Security Center
This feature is not available for Windows Vista in any edition other than Windows Vista Business, Windows Vista Ultimate, and Windows Vista Enterprise. The following sections examine some of the Security Settings choices. p723
Local Security Policy
is not available for Windows Vista in any edition other than Windows Vista Business, Windows Vista Ultimate, and Windows Vista Enterprise. In all other editions, you must manage user accounts using the User Accounts applet in Control Panel and you cannot create or manage groups. p723
Users and Groups
allows you to set the default security settings for the system. p723
Local Security Policy
The Local Policies section is divided into three subsections: p724
Audit Policy
User Rights Assignment
Security Options
used to control the way the system behaves at startup and includes a number of tabs and options, p725
System Configuration
MMC snap-in in Windows Vista that allows you to administer and deploy component services. It can be used to configure various settings, such as security settings.p725
Component Services
allows you to interact with database management systems.p727
Data Sources
allows you to manage multiple printers and print servers from a single interface. p727
Print Management
used to check a system for memory problems. For the tool to work, the system must be restarted. The two options that it offers are to restart the computer now and check for problems or wait and check for problems on the next restart. p727
Windows Memory Diagnostics
What are the 5 unique Control Panel applets to Windows Vista to be aware of. p728
Tablet PC Settings Pen And Input Devices Offline files Problem Reports Solutions Printers.