Management Console Flashcards
Understand the different applets and programs in Windows
What is the purpose of lusrmgr.msc?
Local Users and Groups (lusrmrg.msc) is used to manage users and security groups on a pc
what is gpedit.msc?
gpedit.msc is group policy edit. Here you can set password policies and edit security controls.
what is devmgmt.msc
Device management gives you a complete list of all the devices hooked up to the pc and allows you to see if they are functioning properly. Good for BSOD trouble shooting.
what is dfrgui.exe
Defrag allows the user to optimize both a HDD and SSD hard drive.
What is regedit.exe?
this is a list of all the registry files. You can directly customize your operating system by manipulating these registry states.
What is an MMC
Microsoft Management Center is an applet that allows you to customize shortcuts to applets. This way you can trouble shoot faster.
what is eventvwr.msc
This is your task manager. This allows you to troubleshoot things like computer lag.
What is msinfo.eve
Microsoft info will give you general information about the current version of windows you are running.
What are the most common processor performance counters?
Processor time - should be below 85%
Privileged time - shoule be below 85%
% user time -
What are the most useful memory performance counters
Available Bytes - should not be below 10%
Pages /sec Average is 50
what are common physical disk performance counters
Disk Time - hoe busy the disk is
Average disk que length
What is the command line command for listing the current directory
dir
what is the command line command for changing directory
cd
how do you make a directory from the command line
mkdir
how do you remove a directory
rmdir
how do you check for disk errors on the command line
chkdsk
how do you check for disk partition information
diskpart
how can you enable disk inspection after boot up
autochk
what is SFC?
System file checker is a built-in program that checks for the malformation of basic files and repairs them if necessary.
dir / a
Allows you to specify the attributes of files you are seeking (hidden, system, and so on)
dir / o
Allows you to specify a different display order (alphabetical is the default)
dir / l
Lowercase and unordered
dir/s
Recursively search through subdirectories