Chapter 19 Student 12 Flashcards
Where would you go in Windows 7 to check for slow systems performance? Pg 947
Start>Control Panel>Troubleshooting >Check For Performance Issues ( under System and Security )
If your system only boots to safe mode most likely you have a hardware and/or a damaged or missing driver. What is the next logical step to address this problem? Pg 947
Boot your system into the Recovery Console and scan for problems.
T or F, it’s impossible to recreate the boot.ini file using a text editor. You must use the Recovery Console to recreate the file. Pg 948
False you can use a text editor program to recreate the boot.ini file.
When booting a system and it either hangs or does not boot to the OS. Where should you go to check if the boot sequence is set correctly? Pg 949
Check the BIOS setting to make the hard drive the primary boot device.
Which recovery console command writes a new boot sector? Pg 950
FIXBOOT
Which recovery console command lets you build or rebuild the BOOT.INI file? Pg 950
BOOTCFG
T or F, only the administrator can run SFC. Pg 952
False, users with admin permissions can run SFC
Which SFC parameter clears the cache? Pg 952
/PURGECACHE
T or F, it is possible to create your own repair disk in Windows 7 from the Backup and Restore interface. Pg 953
True
Which utility helps troubleshoot startup problems by allowing the user to disable or enable items that are normally ran at startup? Pg 953
MSCONFIG
T or F, excessive fragmentation of files on a disk does not slow down your computer’s performance. Pg 953
False
_____________ ____________ are software programs that tell the operating system how to work with the hardware. Pg 946
Device Drivers
T or F. Microsoft recommends that you defragment your hard drive on a schedule, however if you have Windows XP you cannot do this. Pg 955
True
If you use the command line only option to defragment, what does the -v option do? Pg 956
Verbose Output
Which tool allows you to register and unregister modules and controls for troubleshooting purposes? Pg 956
REGSVR32