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XP architecture was designed to allow that central processes to operate in a privileged environment, often referred to as the what?
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The kernel is also separated from the actual system hardware by what?
- The hardware abstraction layer (HAL)
- (pg.2)
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By default what is the only icon on the desktop?
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What is the feature that will let you go back to an older driver if there is problems with new driver?
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What 2 useful features came out with XP Pro SP2?
- Windows Firewall & Security Center
- (pg.13-14)
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What stores folders and files in encrypted form, generating file encryption keys for each encrypted file stored on the system?
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What provides easy switching between networks with out having to configure TCP/IP each time?
- Auto-Configuration for Multiple Network Connectivity
- (pg.8)
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What screen does XP use to allow users to log on locally?
- The Welcome screen
- (pg.19)
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What feature allows you to quickly log another user on to the system while the originally logged on user is placed on standby status?
- Fast User Switching ONLY when you use the welcome screen to log on.
- (pg.19)
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How much Hard drive space is required/recommended to install XP?
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What folder needs to be made available on the network if you are installing Windows XP Pro over the network?
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What is the max length of a computer name?
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What tool would you use for disk duplication?
- System preparation tool (Sysprep.exe)
- (pg.58)
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What is a collection of updates and patches that includes feature release and should be installed as soon as you can?
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How long after installation do you have to activate XP, and what are the two ways?
- 30 days, Online activation & Telephone activation
- (pg.67)
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Who ensures that devices and drivers are tested and approved by an authoritative 3rd party?
- Microsoft Windows Hardware Quality Laboratory (WHQL)
- (pg.7)
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What is required when joining a domain during installation?
- A domain name, a computer account, a DNS server, and a domain controller.
- (pg.32)
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What is the default network protocol?
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What is the Winnt32.exe switch that checks your computer for upgrade compatibility with XP Pro?
- /checkupgradeonly
- (pg.42)
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What allows you to quickly create a script for customized installation of Windows XP Pro?
- Windows Setup Manager
- (p.45)
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What are the OS that will require intermediate upgrades before XP Pro install?
- Windows 95, Windows NT, Windows 3.x
- (p.48)
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What can you use t simplify the task of moving data from an old computer to a new one?
- Files and Setting Transfer Wizard
- (pg.51)
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What is the name of a server you con connect to for starting automated installation of Windows XP Pro?
- RIS - Remote Installation Service
- (p.53)
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What has to be the same on the source/target workstations when using Sysprep?
- HAL/hard drive controller
- (p.59)
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Security updates and patches for critical system components?
- high priority updates
- (p.62)
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What is the max monitors (display) that Windows XP Pro can support?
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What is the default time the monitor/hard drive will be turned off when the portable/laptop power scheme is turned on?
- monitor 15 minutes
- hard drive 30 minutes
- (p.165)
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What icons can you configure to show up on the desktop?
- My Computer
- My Documents
- My Network Places
- Internet Explorer
- (p.149)
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Under Settings Tap of the Display Properties in the Advances Options what are the 3 settings available for Display (DPI Settings)?
- Normal
- Large
- Other (Custom)
- (p.154)
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What option would you select to make your system look like Windows 2000?
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How much disk space will you need when enabling hybernation?
- equivalent to RAM (minimum)
- (p167)
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Who must you be to install APM?
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What are the two terms related to docking and undocking laptop?
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Which profile would you use if you wanted an icon to be displayed on the desktop for all users on the workstation?
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What is an option useful for people who have difficulty pushing more than one key at a time?
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What causes the computer to make a high-pitched sound each time the Caps Lock, Num Lock or Scroll Lock?
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What are the 3 Windows installer files?
- Windows Installer Packages - .msi
- Transform - .mst
- Patch - .msp
- (p.297)
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What is the 3 major advantages of using Windows Installer Pack?
- Automated Installation
- Control/Management
- Self-Healing Applications
- (p.301/302)
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What allows administrators to install Software (msi) remote?
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What are the two ways for GPOs can be installed on a workstation?
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What are the 3 levels of Windows Logo Program?
- Compatible with Windows XP
- Designed for Windows XP
- Optimized for Windows XP
- (p.305)
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What are the 3 compatibility modes?
- End-user modes
- System Modes
- Custom Modes
- (p.308)
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For what modes will you need to be administrator?
- System Modes
- Custom Modes
- (p.308)
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What modes will let you run the Compatibility Wizard?
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What is a tool that lets you customize fixes for a specific application?
- Compatibility Administrator
- (p.310)
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How do you open file in IE as Web Folder?
- IE --> File --> Open --> URL of Web Folder --> select Open as Web Folder check box
- (p.390)
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Add-on Manager is to manage what?
- Browser Helper Objects (BHOs)
- (p.412)
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What are the 6 Web Content Zones and what 2 are not managed by IE, but GPOs?
- Restricted Sites Zone
- Internet Zone
- Local Intranet Zone
- Trusted Sites Zone
- Locked-Down Local Machine Zone (not visible - GPO)
- Local Machine Zone (not visible - GPO)
- (p.400)
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What are the 3 levels for the Pop-Up Blocker?
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What blocks any cookies from Web sites that do not a computer-readable privacy statement?
- compact policy (based on party)
- (p.405)
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Each application runs in what type of memory space?
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Workgroups provide the what advantages?
- Simple to design and implement .
- A convenient networking environment for a small closes proximity network.
- Localized security
- Doesn�t require inclusion of a domain controller
- (pg.16-17)
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What are 3 benefits of domain?
- Centralized administration, single logon process, and scalability.
- (pg.18)
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What option will you only have is your computer is part of a domain?
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How much RAM is required/recommended to run XP?
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What files systems can you install Windows XP Pro?
FAT/FAT32/NTFS
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What operating systems can be upgraded directly to XP Pro?
- 98,ME,NT4, and 2000 Pro
- (pg.48)
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The benefits of RIS are what?
- Enables remote installation of XP Pro.
- Simplifies system image management.
- Supports recovery of the operating system and computer in the event of failure.
- Reduces total cost of ownership.
- (pg.53)
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What service is configured by a network administrator to notify browsers of the location of proxy servers on the network?
- WPAD - Web Proxy Auto-Discovery
- (p384)
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What person can lock down user settings with GPOs?
Administrator
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What is used to support better hardware support in Windows XP Pro?
plug and play
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How are Microsoft Windows Hardware Quality Laboratory (WHQL) signed?
digitally signed
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What is a simple network that does not need domain?
workgroup
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What is the greatest advantage of a domain?
scalability
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What will be disabled if you login to a domain?
fast-user switching
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What is a database file that makes sure computer names are unique?
- UDF - database File
- (p.46)
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If you have problems with install where might you look for help/reason?
setuperr.log
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What are the 3 ways to install XP Pro?
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What option are laptops missing?
UPS
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What Windows installer package is a database?
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What two features were added to IE in SP2?
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