System Boot Recovery Flashcards

1
Q

Recovery console

A

Command line interface for troubleshooting boot issues;

Boot from Windows CD or boot menu

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2
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Restore points

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Snap shot of system’s configuration;
Used to revert to a system state before a driver or software was installed;
Very useful if hit with a virus

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3
Q

How do you revert to a restore point?

A

1) … Accessories/System Tools/System Restore: Select a desired restore point;
2) Boot via CD / choose “Repair…” then “System Restore”
3) Access restore points via Safe Mode…

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4
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Safe Mode

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Loads OS with minimal drivers;

Access via F8

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5
Q

Last Known Good Config

A

Loads config from last time successfully booted & logged in
Access via F8

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6
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Automatic System Recovery

A

An automated install & restore of Windows

Access via F2

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7
Q

Where is Device Manager located

A

Ctrl Panel / Sys & Sec / Dev Mgr

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8
Q

How should you boot if you are trying to repair a computer infected with malware?

A

Safe Mode

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9
Q

How do you access Safe Mode/

A

F8

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10
Q

Bootmgr.exe

A

Replaces ntldr

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11
Q

NTLDR is missing

A

Often means attempts to boot from a device with no boot loader present. Can be replaced via DVD with Emergency repair

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12
Q

BOOTMGR is missing

A

Bootrec.exe /fixboot

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