Roberts Class
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| User Profile | a collection of user data and settings
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| User Profile Namespace | group of sub-folders
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| Registry | a windows database
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| Initialization Files | Windows keeps some data in text files here
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| Offline Files | a folder where offline files are stored
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| Disk Cleanup | deletes temporary files
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| Defragment | to organize fragments or file parts
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| Cluster | also known as a file allocation unit
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| File Allocation Unit | group of whole sectors
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| Slack | unused space at the end of clusters
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| Virtual Memory | a page file used as memory
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| Pagefile.sys | a hidden file stored in the root directory
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| System Image | backup of the windows 7 image
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| System Protection | automatically backs up system files and stores them on the hard drive
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| Restore Points | snapshots of the system
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| System Restore | restores the system to a previous restore point
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| Sector | data records
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| Low-level Formatting | sector marking used to organize the drive
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| Partitions | a drive is divided into one or more partitions
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| Partition Table | a map of the partitions
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| Master Boot Record (MBR) | where the partition table is stored
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| Primary Partition | a drive can be divided into as many as 3 primary partitions
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| Extended Partition | the 4th partition
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| Logical Drives | is housed by the extended partition
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| File System | overall structure of an OS
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| Formatting | root directory on a file system
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| High-Level format | similar to regular formatting
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| Active Partition | one of the primary partitions
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| System Partitions | normally called the C;, drive
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| Boot Partition | where the windows OS is stored
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| CDFS (Compact Disc File System) | is an older file system used by optical discs
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| UDF (Universal Disc Format) | CDFS was replaced by UDF
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| Elevated Command Prompt | running CMD. as an admin
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| (FAT) File Allocation Table | keeps records of all the clusters
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| (MFT) Master File Table | The NTFS file system uses a database to hold similar info
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| Fragmented Files | the defrag command scans for fragmented files
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| Quick Format | does not scan the volume for bad sectors
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| Basic Disk | a single hard drive that works independantly
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| (GUID) Globally Unique Identifier Partition Table | also called the master boot record
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| Mounted Drive | can be accessed by way of a folder
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| Mount Point | the C;\ Projects folder is called the mount point
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| Dynamic Disk | can work with additional hard drives
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| Dynamic Volume | Where the dynamic disk data is stored
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| Simple Volume | is stored on only one hard drive
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| RAID (redundant array of inexpensive disks) | the technology that configures two or more hard drives
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| Striping or RAID | joining hard drives together to improve performance
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| Hardware RAID | a more reliable way of configuring raid is to use BIOS settings on a mother board
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| Mirroring or RAID 1 | mirroring 1 hard drives in windows XP
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