Exam 31: The Right PC for You

What does the Disk(x)entry signify in the boot.ini file?

What tool is provided in Windows to facilitate object sharing between applications and computers?

A named group of functions that defines what you can do with the object it represents is called a:

In Windows XP,the additional system file required if you're using a SCSI hard drive is __________.

__________ assists in object sharing between applications and computers on a network.

Unlike older versions of Windows,Vista/7 supports both BIOS and __________.

What are the four most common types of key values?

What text file tells ntldr the OSs that are available and where to find the boot partition for each of them?

The __________ runs on a scale from 1.0 to 7.9 and gives you a pretty good gauge of the relative strengths and weaknesses of a system.

What are some common reasons to manually edit the Registry?

In Windows XP,the files that start the operating system are called the __________ files.

__________ in Windows Vista adds an excellent Resource Overview,a Reliability Monitor tool,and a much more flexible way to use counters with Data Collector Sets and Reports.

What are the risks of manually editing a Registry?

What would be a common reason to edit this Registry key: HKLM \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run?

Which Registry root key defines the standard class objects used by Windows?

__________ is a coding standard that enables programmers to write databases and applications to be able to locate and access a database without any concern about what application or operating system is used.

Which command enables you to view running processes on a local or remote system?

What are Registry files called?

Which boot.ini switch tells Windows to boot the Last Known Good set of files?

What is the initial screen in the Reliability and Performance Monitor (Vista)and the Performance Monitor (Windows 7)?