Book Quiz Questions Flashcards

1
Q

Two things you can type into the RUN box to open a command prompt

A

CMD

COMMAND

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2
Q

Command line command to view or modify file attributes

A

ATTRIB

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3
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List the file attributes available in NTFS

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Read Only, Hidden, System, and Archive as well as Compression, Indexing, and Encryption

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4
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List the file attributes available to FAT32

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Read Only, Hidden, System, and Archive

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5
Q

Indexing file attribute

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Allows the file to be indexed for windows search

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6
Q

Standard permissions are

A

collections of special permissions, including Full Control, Modify, Read & Execute, Read, and Write

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7
Q

Shell

A

program that runs on top of the OS and allows the user to issue commands through a set of menus or other interface (which may or may not be graphical).`

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8
Q

Cooperative multitasking

A

multitasking method that depends on the application itself

to be responsible for using the processor and then freeing it for access by other applications.

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9
Q

Preemptive multitasking

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multitasking method in which the OS allots each application
a certain amount of processor time and then forcibly takes back control and gives another application or task access to the processor.

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10
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Multithreading

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The ability of a single application to have multiple requests in to the processor at one time.

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11
Q

Sidebar

A

Place for gadgets in Vista. On by default for vista

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12
Q

ping -t

A

persistent ping – will keep going until stopped

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13
Q

ping -n

A

specify number of echo requests

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14
Q

ping -l

A

specify packet size

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15
Q

ping -4

A

use ipv4

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16
Q

ping -6

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use ipv6

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17
Q

netstat

A

The Netstat utility is used to check out the inbound and outbound TCP/IP connections on your machine. It can also be used to view packet statistics, such as how many packets have been sent and received and the number of errors.

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18
Q

netstat -a

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Display all connections and listening ports

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19
Q

netstat -b

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Displays the executative involved in creating each connection or listening port.

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20
Q

netstat -e

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Displays ethernet stats (bytes received, sent, etc)

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21
Q

CDFS

A

File system for CDs.

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22
Q

Is it tracert or traceroute?

A

tracert

traceroute is for *nix

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23
Q

sfc /scannow

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Scans protected system files immediately

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24
Q

sfc /scanonce

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scans system files at next boot

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25
Q

sfc /scanboot

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scans files at every boot

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26
Q

sfc /revert

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revert sfc to default settings

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27
Q

Which partition does the OS boot from?

A

Active partition.

Active partions must be primary partitions but primary partitions do not have to be active.

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28
Q

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE (HKLM)

A

stores settings that are specific to the local computer

29
Q

Name the five hives of the registry

A
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
HKEY_CURRENT_USER
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
HKEY_USERS
HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG
30
Q

robocopy /s

A

copy subdirectories, excluding empty ones

31
Q

robocopy /e

A

Copy all subdirectories, including empty ones

32
Q

robocopy /n

A

Copy only the top N levels

33
Q

robocopy /mir

A

mirrors a directory tree, deleting files that have been deleted at source.

34
Q

robocopy /move

A

moves the files and deletes the source

35
Q

sidebar.exe

A

file that runs when there are any gadgets on the desktop, in any version of Windows, even though the official sidebar died in Vista

36
Q

USMT

A

User state migration tool.

allows you to migrate user file settings related to the applications, Desktop configuration, and accounts.

37
Q

Upgrade path of Vista Starter

A

No upgrade to 7

38
Q

Upgrade path of Vista Home Basic

A

7 Home Premium

7 Ultimate

39
Q

Upgrade path of Vista Home Premium

A

7 Home Premium

7 Ultimate

40
Q

Upgrade path of Vista Business

A

7 Professional

7 Ultimate

41
Q

Upgrade path of Vista Ultimate

A

7 Ultimate

42
Q

Program to “RUN” or command to enter on CMD to see Windows Version window appear

A

winver

43
Q

Max number of CPUs supported by Win 7 Enterprise?

A

2

44
Q

Which directory on a standard Windows 7 installation holds the boot file configuration?

A

/BOOT

45
Q

What is the maximum amount of RAM supported in the 64-bit Enterprise edition of Windows 7?

A

192GB

46
Q

WINLOAD.EXE

A

The program used to boot Windows 7. It loads the operating system kernel (NTOSKRNL.EXE).

47
Q

WINRESUME.EXE

A

If the system is not starting fresh but resuming a previous session, then WINRESUME.EXE is called by the BOOTMGR.

48
Q

HAL.DLL

A

hardware abstraction layer

REsponsible for enabling communication between the system and the hardware

49
Q

SMSS.EXE

A

Session Manger

50
Q

WINLOGON.EXE

A

User session

51
Q

LSASS.EXE

A

Security subsystem

52
Q

Secpol.msc is available in Vista editions ____

A

Windows Vista Business, Windows Vista Ultimate, and Windows Vista Enterprise.

53
Q

secpol.msc

A

allows you to set the default security settings for the system.

54
Q

Secpol is available in 7 editions ____

A

Windows 7 Professional, Windows 7 Ultimate, and Windows 7

Enterprise.

55
Q

Max CPUs in Vista Business?

A

2

56
Q

ASR

A

Automated System REcovery
This wizard walks you through the process of creating a disk that can be used to restore parts of the system in the event of a major system failure.

57
Q

RIS

A

Remote Installation Services.

Replaced in Server ‘03 with RDS

58
Q

/SOS

A

Add this to the operating system option in boot.ini to show all drivers as they’re loaded

59
Q

smuf attack

A

broadcast (all networks, all hosts) a ping with return addressing being an IP on your network. Response will be overwhelming.

60
Q

Two popular types of touchscreens

A

Resistive

Capacitive

61
Q

Resistive touchscreens

A

Resistive interfaces usually have to be controlled by the fingernail or a plastic or metal stylus

62
Q

Capcacitive touchscreens

A

Capacitive interfaces are generally smoother to the touch than resistive interfaces and can be controlled by the pad of the finger or a special stylus that mimics this soft part of the fingertip

63
Q

Between resistive and capacitive touchscreens, which must be calibrated more?

A

resistive

64
Q

SMTP over SSL uses port

A

465

65
Q

IMAP4 with SSL/TLS uses port

A

993

66
Q

POP3 with SSL/TLS uses

A

995

67
Q

SMTP over TLS uses port

A

587

68
Q

Windows Update v Microsoft Update

A

Windows Update downloads patches for the Windows operating system. Microsoft Update downloads patches for Windows as well as Microsoft applications.