Please select your answer(s) for each question. You have 40 minutes to complete this examination.
What are the 3 files that make up MSDOS.
IO.Sys Config.sys Autoexec.bat
IO.Sys Config.sys MSDOS.EXE
Command.com MSDOS.sys Config.sys
IO.Sys Command.com MSDOS.sys
What is purpose of the file: Command.com
It contains the dos Internal commands.
It contains both internal and external commands.
It controls the Window environment.
Starts the MSDOS computer.
What is the general starting order of the PC
CMOS POST MBR Windows
POST BIOS Boot Sector GUI
DOS MBR POST BIOS Boot Sector
POST MBR MSDOS.sys Command.com Autoexec.bat
Of the below list, choose all the files that can be changed by a user.
What is the DOS file name structure?
55 characters
Unlimited
8.3
3.8
What does the DOS command MEM do?
It will display the amount and use of RAM memory
It will display the amount of hard drive space used and available.
There is no such command.
Displays how much ROM memory the system has.
Attrib is an MSODS command that is:
Used by Windows
External
Internal
Both External and Internal.
The /H switch is used with the XCOPY command for what purpose?
It will hide files during the copy process.
It will load the specified files into high memory.
It will also copy hidden files
It will not copy hidden files.
What is the DOS wild card character that replaces the characters to the right of itself, and finds all instances of the specification
?
!
>
*
What is the wild card character that can be used for one character at a time?
*
?
!
{}
In MSDOS what does the F3 key do?
Brings up the help menu
Nothing
Refreshes the screen
Brings back the last command used.
You look at the contents of the autoexec.bat file in your PC, and find that several lines in the file, start with REM What does this mean?
REMARK. The system will not process this line when the autoexec.bat file is read.
It does not mean anything, and the line is read as usual.
REM is a programmer's tool to note a change.
REMARK. The system will process these lines first when the file is read.
What entry in the Config.sys would you not see
Buffers=
Files=
D:/Path
Device=
How would you make a change in the config.sys file
You cannot change this file
Edit.com
sysedit
regedit
In Windows 9X what file can be edited to make a system be able to dual boot.
Command.com
Autoexec.bat
Boot.ini
MSDOS.Sys
What file, that is loaded at system start up, is used to access extended memory
EMM386.exe
HIMEM.Sys
VCache.exe
MEMMAKER
What file does MSDOS use as it's command line interpreter.
command.com
MSDOS.sys
IO.sys
config.sys
What file does Windows 2000 use for a command interpreter
Command.com
CMD.Exe
CMD.com
IO.sys
In Windows 2000, what file can be changed to make a system dual boot?
IO.sys
msdos.sys
boot.ini
config.sys
An operating system that can control and delegate the processor's time to different tasks is called?
Cooperative Multi tasking
Multi tasking
Pre emptive Multi tasking
Time slicing.
What can you use to edit the registry in Win 9X
RegEdit.exe
Edit.exe
sysedit.com
autoexec.bat
In Win 9X, what is the command used to restore the registry
Regedit/r
MMC/r
scanreg/restore
regedit/restore
What is the purpose of HKEY_CKASSES_ROOT?
There is no such thing.
Store file extensions and OLE information.
Stores user preferences.
Stores all users preferences.
What is the purpose of HKEY_USERS
There is no such thing
Stores all user preferences for each separate user with a profile located on the local system.
Stores all permission(s) for all users on the network, and is stored on the local system.
Stores all system hardware, software, software, and operating system settings in a local file.
What is purpose of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Stores all the hardware, software, and operating system settings of all configurations on the system.
There is no such thing.
Stores all system performance data.
Stores a database of users and guests on the network, and a log of what files have been accessed.
What is the program "Dr Watson" used for?
Operating system diagnostic tool
Program error debugger and log.
Disk error detection log.
Error detection for Windows 3.1
Your customer calls and says that when in Device Manager, his NIC has a Black exclamation point in a yellow circle. What does this mean?
The device has a trouble issue. While it may still operate, it should be checked.
This device will not operate.
The operator has disabled the device, and it is in need of repair.
Everything is OK.
In device manager, a device has a Red "X" in front of the device name. What does this mean?
Nothing, there is no such thing.
The device is disabled
The device does not have a driver.
The device is not PnP enabled.
Your junior technician calls and says that the new hard drive he just installed, although it is a 20 GB size, can only see about 2 GB. What could be the problem.
There is no problem
It has been formatted as FAT16.
It has been formatted as a FAT32 drive.
The Motherboard is not compatible.
In Windows 9X, what is the smallest unit of measure that the OS can work with?
Mhz
Cylinder
Cluster
Sector
What command is used to install an Operating System file after it has been deleted in Win 9X ?
Copy from Start up disk.
Copy from internet
Extract from Install CD
Copy from Install CD
Your customer calls and says that one of the icons on the PC, when clicked, does nothing at all. What could be the problem?
The file associated with icon has been moved, or is corrupted, or is removed.
The ICON has become corrupt. Replace the ICON
The Operating system is corrupt. Re-load the OS
The file associated with the icon does not have correct path entered in the autoexec.bat file.
How is a start up disk made in Windows 9X?
Start, Run, Copy A: Sys
Start, Settings, Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, select Create Disk from Startup Disk Tab.
My Computer, Right click disk, properties, click "Make start up disk"
Start, Settings, Control Panel, System, click on Start Up Disk" Button.
What file is the line, LH usually loaded in.
Config.sys
autoexec.bat
MSDOS.sys
System.DAT
What does the LH line mean?
Left Hand Mouse operation
Load High: Loading the operating system into the Expanded memory area
Left Handed Keyboard Installed.
Load High: Program or file loaded into the High Memory area.
What is the MSCDEX file?
The Microsoft Generic Print File
The Microsoft Operating system loader file.
The Microsoft Generic Floppy drive controller.
The Microsoft Generic CD Driver
Your customer's Win 98SE System is running FAT16. What should you do to convert to FAT32
Backup the system. Erase the hard drive and reformat the drive. Put the programs & data back after installing the OS
Backup the system. Create another partition, FAT32, and copy all of the programs and data to that partion. Delete the FAT16 partition.
Run the Windows 98 Drive converter.
Backup the system. Run the Windows 98 drive converter.
ICS, Internet Connection Sharing, is offered in:
Windows 95A does not support:
When you press the F5 key, just as Windows 9x starts to load, and you go into safe mode, what is not loaded. (choose all that apply)
What does the DOS command ver do?
It displays the amount of system RAM
It displays the OS version
It displays the BIOS version and maker.
It displays the disk space on the system.
In Windows NT 4.0, what is command to make an emergency repair disk?
SCANDISK/S
RDISK.EXE
ERS:/RDISK
FDISK
In Windows XP, to set up a new user account, you must go to:
User Manager, then user accounts
Control Panel, then System, then Users
Control Panel, then User Accounts
MMC, then select the user Tab
Which of the following cannot be upgraded to Windows XP Pro
Windows 98SE
Windows 3.1 for Workgroups
Windows NT 4.0
Windows ME
What is the acronym for the central admin utility?
MMC
MCA
NIC
MAC
Time to Live means:
The amount of time remaining to use a windows evaluation product
The amount of time taken to send a packet of data across a WAN
The amound of time taken to send a packet across a LAN following the 5-4-3 rule.
Amount of route hops before a packet is discarded
Which two files make up the Windows 9X registry?
Autoexec.bat Config.bat
MSDOS.sys User.sys
User.dat System.dat
System.dat Reg.dat
What are the minimum requirements for installing Windows 2000 Pro.
66 Mhz Processor 1 GB hard drive 32 MB RAM
133 Mhz Processor 2 GB Hard drive 64 MB RAM
266 Mhz Processor 4 GB Hard Drive 128 MB RAM
333 Mhz Processor 8 GB Hard Drive 256 MB RAM
What file systems will Windows 2000 support (Choose all that apply)
Of the below list, select those that are not features of Windows 2000 Pro.