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Comptia A+ 220-701 System Tools

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Control Panel   Used to customize features of devices and to configure how a computer looks and behaves.  
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Task Manager   Used to view the current state of the system and running applications.  
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Microsoft Management Console (MMC)   A framework that provides a common user interface for performing system administration tasks. Management of a set of related features is done by adding snap-ins to the console.  
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Microsoft Management Console (MMC)   Microsoft provides snap-ins for managing Local Users and Groups, Device Manager, Disk Management, and Print Management.  
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Microsoft Management Console (MMC)   You can save a console that includes the snap-ins you use most (saved consoles have the .msc extension)  
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Computer Management   Is a saved MMC console that includes common snap-ins used to manage your computer.  
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Computer Management   Some common ways to start this tool include >On the Start menu, right-click My Computer and select Manage. >Double-click the Computer Management icon in Administrative Tools in the Control Panel.  
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Event Viewer   Used to view logs about programs, system events, and security.  
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Services   A program that processes requests from other applications or users.  
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Performance Monitor   Displays statistics that tell you about the operation of your computer that includes a Counter for statistics and Real-time data displayed in a graph.  
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Reliability Monitor   Maintains historical data that describe the operating system's stabilityprovided with an index that ranges from 1 to 10. Shows an historical chart that identifies when software installs/uninstalls and failures have occurred.  
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System Information (Msinfo32)   Used to view hardware and configuration information for your computer. While much of this information is available through other tools, Msinfo32 provides a single location.  
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System Information (Msinfo32)   Provides a single location for viewing information such as Operating system version, Computer manufacturer, processor type, available memory, Installed devices and drivers used, Running tasks, Applications that run at system startup.  
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System Information (Msinfo32)   You can only view, not modify, configuration settings in this tool.  
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System Configuration Utility (Msconfig)   Utility to configure your system to enable optimal troubleshooting and diagnosis of technical issues.  
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System Configuration Utility (Msconfig)   Use this Utility to Configure startup preferences, Configure system components, , View and customize Windows setup components, Customize Bootup configuration, Turn services on or off, Enable and disable startup, utilities and programs.  
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DirectX Diagnostic Tool (Dxdiag)   A tool that shows information related to programming interfaces for multimedia (video and audio).  
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Command Prompt   Used to execute command-line commands.  
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Command Prompt   On Windows 2000/XP, click Start, then Run.... Type cmd in the Run box and press Enter. On Windows Vista/7, click Start and type cmd in the search box.  
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Regedit   Tools for modifying entries in the Windows registry.  
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Microsoft Management Console (MMC)   Provides a shell for running snap-ins.  
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Microsoft Management Console (MMC)   Provide a common user interface for performing system administrator tasks.  
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Performance Monitor   Tool you can use to display statistics that tell you about the operation of the computer.  
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