Configure Windows System Settings

Question 1

System Settings

Answer 1

configuring input/output devices, power, remote desktop, notifications, and clipboard (data copying).

Question 2

About page

Answer 2

listing key hardware and OS version information

Question 3

Advanced settings

Answer 3

startup repair, command prompt, and more advanced troubleshooting options.

Question 4

advance settings

Performance options

Answer 4

disabling background apps, optimizing the power plan, and updating device drivers.

Question 5

%SYSTEMROOT%

Answer 5

the directory that contains the core files of the Microsoft Windows operating system.

Question 6

Update & Security settings

Answer 6

provide a single interface to manage a secure and reliable computing environment

Question 7

Update & Security settings

Patch management

Answer 7

replacement file fixes some sort of coding problem
in the original file.

Question 8

Update & Security settings

Security apps

Answer 8

detect and block threats to the computer system and data

Question 9

Windows Update

Answer 9

hosts critical updates and security patches plus optional software and hardware device driver updates.

Question 10

Windows Security page

Answer 10

contains shortcuts to the management pages for the built-in Windows Defender virus/threat protection and firewall product.

Question 11

Microsoft Product Activation

Answer 11

is an antipiracy technology that verifies that
software products are legitimately purchased.

Question 12

Device Settings

Answer 12

means that Windows automatically detects when a new device is connected, locates drivers for it, and installs and configures it with minimal user input.

Question 13

Devices settings options

Answer 13

• peripherals
• bluetooth
• phone
• printer
• Device manager(advance settings)

Question 14

Display and Sound Settings

Answer 14

• Scale-font
• color
• Multiple Displays-mouse position
• Resolution and refresh rate-OLED/TFT

Question 15

Power Options

Answer 15

allows Windows to selectively reduce or turn off the power supplied to hardware components.

Question 16

power options

Advanced Configuration & Power Interface (ACPI)

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to ensure software and hardware compatibility for different power-saving modes.

Question 17

ACPI Levels

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• S0 (powered on)
• S5 (soft power off)
• G3 (mechanically powered off).

Question 18

Power management

ACPI power modes

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• Standby/Suspend to RAM
• Hibernate/Suspend to Disk

Question 19

ACPI

Standby/Suspend to RAM

Answer 19

Cuts power to most devices but maintains power to the memory.

Question 20

ACPI

Hibernate/Suspend to Disk

Answer 20

Saves any open but unsaved file data in memory
to disk (S4)

Question 21

Power & sleep settings

Answer 21

configuring timers for turning off the screen and putting the computer to sleep when no user activity is detected.

Question 22

Power Options applet

fast startup

Answer 22

uses the hibernation file to instantly restore the previous system RAM contents for quick input

Question 23

Power options

power plan

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enables the user to switch between different sets of preconfigured options easily. Advanced

Question 24

window features

Installable Software

Answer 24

• Hyper-V virtualization platform-VM
• Store apps- in sandbox protection
• Desktop apps-admin permissions
• Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)-Linux apps

Question 25

Apps Settings

Answer 25

is used to view and remove installed apps and Windows Features.

Question 26

# Control panel Programs and Features

Answer 26

use it to install and modify desktop applications and Windows Features. | legacy applet

Question 27

Mail applet

Answer 27

Microsoft Outlook client email application is installed to the computer.

Question 28

Gaming settings

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suspends Windows Update and dedicates resources to supporting the 3-D performance and frame rate of the active game app

Question 29

Network Settings

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be configured with one or more types of network adapter: Ethernet, Wi-Fi, cellular radio, VPN. Each has own IP.

Question 30

# Network Settings Network Ultiities

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Network & Internet-modern Network Connections (ncpa.cpl)-control panel Network and Sharing Center-control p. Advanced sharing settings-control p.

Question 31

Windows Defender Firewall

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determines which processes, protocols, and hosts are allowed to communicate with the local computer over the network.

Question 32

# Control Panel applet Internet Options

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Microsoft’s Internet Explorer (IE) browser (legacy)

Question 33

# control panel Administrative Tools

Answer 33

links to a folder of shortcuts to several advanced configuration consoles.

Question 34

# Admistrative Tool Microsoft Management Console (MMC)

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modify advanced settings for a subsystem, such as disks or users.

Question 35

# admin tool Computer Management (compmgmt.msc)

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to schedule tasks and configure local users and groups disks, services, devices, and so on.

Question 36

# computer management Defragment and Optimize Drives (dfrgui.exe)

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—Maintain disk performance by optimizing file storage patterns.

Question 37

# computer management Disk Cleanup (cleanmgr.exe)

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Regain disk capacity by deleting unwanted files.

Question 38

# computer management Event Viewer (eventvwr.msc)

Answer 38

Review system, security, and application logs.

Question 39

# computer management Local Security Policy (secpol.msc)

Answer 39

View and edit the security settings.

Question 40

# computer management Resource Monitor (resmon.exe) and Performance Monitoring (perfmon.msc)

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View and log performance statistics.

Question 41

# computer management Registry Editor (regedit.exe)—

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—Make manual edits to the database of Windows configuration settings.

Question 42

# computer management Services console (services.msc)

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Start, stop, and pause processes running in the background.

Question 43

# computer management Task Scheduler (taskschd.msc)—

Answer 43

Run software and scripts according to calendar or event triggers.

Question 44

Management Shortcuts

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Pressing START+X or right-clicking the Start button: Device Manager, Computer Management, Command Prompt, and Windows PowerShell

Question 45

# tools shortcuts Instant Search box

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Press the START key, and then simply type the program file name or utility name.