Chapter 7 Flashcards

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What is the purpose of monitoring tools?

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Monitor running programs, processes, applications, and system functions.

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What abilities do monitoring tools have?

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Shut down unresponsive applications, view processes and resource usage, view network usage and connected users, enable/disable startup applications, monitor logged-on users and disconnect them, modify process priority and terminate unwanted processes.

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What is the purpose of the Control Panel?

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Customize device features and configure computer appearance and behavior.

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What are the applets available in the Control Panel?

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System and Security, Network and Internet, Hardware and Sound, Programs, User Accounts, Appearance and Personalization, Clock, Language, and Region.

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What does the System and Security applet manage?

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Manage firewall, system information, power options, backups, and security settings.

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What does the Network and Internet applet do?

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View network status, connect to networks, and configure internet options.

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What does the Hardware and Sound applet configure?

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Configure sound settings, audio devices, printers, and other hardware.

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What can you do in the Programs applet?

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Uninstall programs, manage Windows features, and change default settings for media and devices.

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What is the purpose of the User Accounts applet?

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Manage user accounts, permissions, and credentials.

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What is the Microsoft Management Console (MMC)?

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A framework for system administration tasks, utilizing snap-ins for specific management functions.

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What is Computer Management in MMC?

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A saved MMC console with common snap-ins for tasks like Task Scheduler, Event Viewer, Shared Folders, Local Users and Groups, Performance, Device Manager, and Disk Management.

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What does the Performance Monitor do?

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Provides a comprehensive overview of computer operation.

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What is the purpose of the Reliability Monitor?

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Tracks operating system stability over time using a stability index and historical charts.

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What does Windows Memory Diagnostics do?

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Tests RAM for errors.

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What is the purpose of the System Configuration Utility (msconfig.exe)?

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Configures system startup settings and manages services and startup applications.

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What information does the Direct Diagnostic Tool (DxDiag) display?

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Displays information related to DirectX operation, including operating system, processor, memory, and multimedia drivers.

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What is the function of the Command Prompt?

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Executes command-line commands for various system management tasks.

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What are some navigation commands in the Command Prompt?

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cd, dir, md/mkdir, rd/rmdir

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What commands are used for drive navigation?

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C:, D:, X:

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What networking commands can be used in the Command Prompt?

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ipconfig, ping, hostname, netstat, nslookup

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What commands are used for disk management?

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chkdsk, format

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What user management commands are available?

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net user, net use

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What troubleshooting commands can be used?

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tracert, pathping

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How can you check system information?

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winver

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What file management commands are available?
xcopy, copy, robocopy
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What Group Policy commands can be used?
gpupdate, gpresult
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What command is used to control the system shutdown?
shutdown
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What does the System File Checker (sfc) do?
Scans and repairs system files.
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What command is used for disk partitioning?
diskpart
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What is the purpose of the Windows Settings App?
Provides a centralized location for configuring Windows operating system settings.
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What are common bottleneck components in performance monitoring?
Processor (CPU), GPU, Hard disk, Memory
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What are performance counters?
Specific statistics used to monitor system performance.
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What tools are used for performance monitoring?
Task Manager, Resource Monitor, Performance Monitor, Event Viewer
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What is the purpose of Application Compatibility Mode?
Allows running older programs using settings from previous Windows versions.
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What is Hyper-V used for?
Create virtual machines running older Windows versions for incompatible applications.
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What are UWP Apps?
Universal Windows Platform apps designed for cross-platform compatibility.
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What is Windows Memory Diagnostics?
Tests RAM for errors.
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What does the System Configuration Utility (msconfig.exe) do?
Configures system startup settings and manages services and startup applications.
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What is the purpose of the Direct Diagnostic Tool (DxDiag)?
Displays information related to DirectX operation, including operating system, processor, memory, and multimedia drivers.
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What is the Command Prompt used for?
Executes command-line commands for various system management tasks.
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What are some system commands for navigation?
cd, dir, md/mkdir, rd/rmdir
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What commands are used for drive navigation?
C:, D:, X:
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What are common networking commands?
ipconfig, ping, hostname, netstat, nslookup
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What commands are used for disk management?
chkdsk, format
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What commands are used for user management?
net user, net use
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What commands are used for troubleshooting?
tracert, pathping
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What command provides system information?
winver
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What commands are used for file management?
xcopy, copy, robocopy
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What commands are related to Group Policy?
gpupdate, gpresult
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What command is used for system control?
shutdown
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What is the System File Checker?
sfc
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What command is used for disk partitioning?
diskpart
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What is the purpose of the Windows Settings App?
Provides a centralized location for configuring Windows operating system settings.
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What are common bottleneck components in performance monitoring?
Processor (CPU), GPU, Hard disk, Memory
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What are performance counters?
Specific statistics used to monitor system performance.
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What tools are used for performance monitoring?
Task Manager, Resource Monitor, Performance Monitor, Event Viewer
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What is included in desktop application management?
Physical media (CD, DVD, USB) and Digital downloads
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What is Compatibility Mode?
Allows running older programs using settings from previous Windows versions.
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What is Hyper-V used for?
Create virtual machines running older Windows versions for incompatible applications.
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What are UWP Apps?
Universal Windows Platform apps designed for cross-platform compatibility.
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What are the changes in the Microsoft Store?
Expanded app framework support and improved user interface.
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What package manager is used for RPM-based distributions?
yum ## Footnote Examples include Red Hat and CentOS.
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What package managers are used for Debian-based distributions?
apt-get and apt ## Footnote Examples include Debian and Ubuntu.
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What is the purpose of scripting?
Automate tasks, manage systems, and manipulate data.
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What are common scripting languages?
Python, Shell scripts, Batch files, PowerShell, VBScript, JavaScript.