CSC 220: Operating Systems
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Assignment 7
This assignment is based on chapter 14 - Understanding the XP Boot Process.
- Which files make up the core component of the Win32 Subsystem?
- Identify the path to a driver file named netbios.sys.
- Identify the tool accessed by pressing F8 when Windows is starting.
- Identify the tool used to delete unused files to make more disk space available.
- Which video driver is used in Safe Mode?
- Which option on the Advanced Options Menu does not load a GUI?
- Identify the file and path that records all files used during startup in Enable Boot Logging Mode.
- During startup, what will XP attempt to do (by default) if a BSOD occurs?
- What is the next tool to use if nothing in the Advanced Options Menu helps with a problem?
- Under what condition will you not be asked for the admin password while in the recovery console?
- How are compressed files on the Windows CD identified?
- Identify the command that allows access to all files and folders while within the recovery console.
- What is a stop error?
- Identify the keystroke that prevents items in the start folder from executing during startup.
- How many startup folders are there on an XP system?
- How can you be certain you are viewing all tasks in the scheduled tasks folder?
- Identify one reason why malicious software writers target Group Policy script folders.
- How are only non-Microsoft services displayed when limiting startup events with Msconfig.exe?
- When performing the ASR procedure what happens to the current user data?
- What is an in-place upgrade of Windows XP?
Know the Following Terms:
- ASR
- Boot.ini
- BSOD
- System Restore
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