Question 1

Virtual Memory

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used to enchance the amount of RAM in a system.

Question 2

Pagefile.sys

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hidden file stored in the root directory of drive C. windows 2000/XP/Vista swap file.

Question 3

Ntbackup.exe

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program that Windows XP/2000 offers to back up files and folders.

Question 4

Backup and Restore Center

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Windows Vista backup utility

Question 5

full backup

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(normal backup) all files selected for backup are copied to the backup media.

Question 6

Copy backup

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all files selected for backup are copied to the backup media, but files are not marked as backed up(meaning file archive attributes are not cleared)

Question 7

Incremental backup

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all files that have been created or changed since the last backup are backed up, and files are marked as backed up( meaning file archive attributes are cleared).

Question 8

Differential backup

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All files that have been created or changed since the last full or incremental backup are backed up, and files are not marked as backed up.

Question 9

Daily backup

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All files that have been created or changed on this day are backed up, files are not marked as backed up.

Question 10

Two Best ways to schedule backups

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full backups and incremental backups, or a combination of full backups and differential backups.

Question 11

system state data

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critical to a successful operating to load in windows XP/2000

Question 12

%SystemRoot%

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the folder in which Windows 2000/XP is installed.

Question 13

System Restore

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restores the system to its condition at the time a snapshot was taken of the system settings and configuration.

Question 14

Restore Points

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Snap Shots taken of the system settings and configuration.

Question 15

Driver rollback

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performed by using Device Manager, undos a driver you have updated that has caused a problem.

Question 16

Typical system backup

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2,500 files and 500MB of data.

Question 17

Complete PC Backup

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Windows Vista tool used to back up a entire hard drive.

Question 18

Automated System Recovery (ASR)

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Windows XP tool used to back up a entire hard drive.

Question 19

User Profile Namespace

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the group of folders and subfolders in the C:\Users folder that belong to a specific user account.

Question 20

C:\Windows folder

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Windows Vista and XP are normally installed in.

Question 21

C:\WIndows or C:\Winnt folder

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Windows 2000 is normally stored in.

Question 22

C:\Windows\system32\config folder

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The windows registry is stored in.

Question 23

C:\Windows\system32\RegBack folder

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The back up of the registry is stored in.

Question 24

C:\Windows\Fonts folder

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Fonts are stored in.

Question 25

C:\Program Files

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Program Files for 64-bit programs of versions of Vista and XP are stored in.

Question 26

C:\Program Files (86x) folder

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32-bit programs are stored in.

Question 27

C:\Windows\Temp folder

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Temporary files used by Windows when it is installing software and performing other maintenance tasks are store in.

Question 28

C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Mocrosoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files

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Windows Vista temporary files used by Internet Explorer are store in.

Question 29

C:\Documents and C:\Settings\username\Loca Settings\Temporary Internet Files

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Windows XP temporary files used by Internet Explorer are stored in.

Question 30

C:\Windows\CSC folder

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The client-side caching (CSC) folder used to store offline files and folders is stored in.

Question 31

Windows Offline Files utility

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the Client-side caching (CSC) folder is created and managed by this utility.

Question 32

Ctrl+Break

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a command to terminate another commands execution before it is finished.

Question 33

Wildcard (?)

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is a wildcard for one character.

Question 34

Wildcard (*)

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is a wildcard for one or more characters.

Question 35

help followed by the command name followed by /?

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use this command to get help about any command.

Question 36

help

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Lists all commands

Question 37

help followed by the command name followed by /more

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lists information one screen at a time.

Question 38

the brackets []

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indicate the parameter is optional.

Question 39

the parameter included in <>

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indicate that you can substitute and filename in the command.

Question 40

dir /p

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lists one screen at a time.

Question 41

dir /w

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Presents information using wide format, folders are listed in columns on the screen.

Question 42

dir*.txt

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lists all files with a .txt file extension in the default path.

Question 43

dir d:\data\*.txt

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lists all files with a .txt file extension in the D:\data folder

Question 44

dir myfile.txt

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checks that a single file is present.

Question 45

dir/s

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includ subdirectory entries

Question 46

Del or Erase command

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erases files or groups of files.

Question 47

C:\> erase e:\docs\*.*

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Command that Erases all files in the E:\Docs directory.

Question 48

E:\Docs> del *.*

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Command to erase all files in the current directory.

Question 49

E:\Docs> del*.

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Command to erase all files in the current directory and that have no file extentions.

Question 50

E:\> del myfile.txt

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Command to erase the file name Myfile.txt

Question 51

Copy command

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Command copies a single file or group of files.

Question 52

E:\> copy C:\data\Myfile.txt E:\mydata\Newfile.txt

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Command to copy a file from one drive to another.

Question 53

C:\> copy myfile.txt E:

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Command to copy the file Myfile.txt from the root directory of a drive C to Drive E.

Question 54

C:\> copy c:\docs\*.* E:

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Command to copy all files in the C:\Docs directory to the USB flash drive designated drive E.

Question 55

C:\Windows\system32\config> copy system system.bak

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Command to make a backup file named System.bak of the system filein the \Windows System32\config directory of the harddrive.

Question 56

/A switch

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is used at the end of the command line when only the files that have a archive attribute are copied.

Question 57

/V switch

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is used when the size of each new file is compared to the size of the original file, slows down copying but verifies its done without errors.

Question 58

/Y switch

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is used in a conformation message that does not appear to be asking you to confirm before overwriting a file.

Question 59

Recover command

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Command used to attempt to recover a file when parts of the file are corrupted.

Question 60

Xcopy command

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command more powerful than the copy command, offers several more options.

Question 61

Robocopy Command (Robust File Copy)

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Command is new to Windows Vista and is similar to Xcopy command. Offers more options that Xcopy and is intended to replace Xcopy.

Question 62

MD Command (make directory)

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Command creates a subdirectory under a directory.

Question 63

C:\> MD C:\game or C:\ MD game

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Command to create a directory named \Game on drive C.

Question 64

C:\> MD C:\game\chess

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Command to create a directory named chess under the \game directory.

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