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| Name one of the windows 3.x core files | krnl386.exe |
| This ini file holds information on hardware setting for drivers | system.ini |
| This file load the windows 3.x environment | win.com |
| Version 3.11 of windows for workgroup added? | networking |
| This ini file holds user preferences | win.ini |
| This ini file hold setting for the control panel | control.ini |
| Minimum memory requirements for installing Windows 95 | 4MB |
| Core operating system component of Windows 95 | kernel |
| This file replaced several ini files | registry |
| This phase of the startup process does the bootstrap with BIOS | phase one |
| Dual-boot configuration is not possible with windows 95 | false |
| One of the option types you can select during setup of windows 95 | portable |
| DOS programs that need all the systems resources must run in this mode | ms-dos mode |
| This is the simplest form of multitasking in windows 95 | task switching |
| This subsection of the windows 95 interface handles file and disk access requests | IFS |
| This starup mode displays each startup command | step-by-step confirmation |
| This log records the boot process | bootuplog.txt |
| A way to load VxDs | dynamically |
| Built-in diagnostic tool. | Dr Watson |
| logon procedures enhance this. | security |
| These executale modules can be loaded on demand and unload when finished | DLL |
| Windows is considered what type of environment | graphical work environment |
| This company demonstrated the graphical interface manager that later became windows | microsoft |
| Windows requires this pointing device | mouse |
| The biggest advantage of the windows 95 swap file over windows 3.x swap file is it is? | dynamic |
| In 3.x vs. 95 which system can handle both 16-bit and 32-bit applications? | 95 |
| In 3.x vs. 95 which system is preemptive multitasking? | 95 |
| Which system is cooperative? | 3.X |
| One of the five design goals for Windows NT | Robustness |
| Windows NT does not support this file system that is commonly used in 95/98 | FAT32 |
| Can windows 2000 run DOS 16-bit applications? | Yes |
| This intergral subsystem in Windows 2000 tracks rights and permissions for user accounts. | Security subsystem |
| This intergral subsystem in Windows 2000 provides API to access the network redirector, essentially allowing a user to access the network. | Workstation service |
| This intergral subsystem in Windows 2000 provides API to access the network server, allowing access to the netwrok resources. | Server service |
| This major component performs most of the I/O and object management, including security, excluding keyboard and screen I/O and contains the kernel-mode components. | Executive |
| This component manages the microprocessor in Windows 2000. | Microkernel |
| This component hides hardware interface details. | HAL |
| This component translates driver calls into hardware manipulation | Device Drivers |
| The capacity for a single process to run more than one thread is called. | multithreaded |
| Windows 2000 is this type of multiprocessing system | symmetric |
| This type of multiprocessing system assigns processes to a particular microprocessor | asymmetric |
| RAM is refered to as this type of memory | physical |
| The type of memory refers to the way that an operating system makes this physical memory available to an application. | virtual |
| The process of moving data in and out of physical memory is called | paging |
| This database centralized and solved Windows 3.x configuration problems | registry |
| Windows NT supports these file systems | NTFS and FAT |
| This database contains keys which in turn can contain values and other keys | registry |
| This system files became optional in Windows 95/98 | autoexec.bat and config.sys |
| Virtual Device Drivers | VxD |
| This utililty will allow you to schedule defrag, scandisk, and disk cleanup all at once with options for running them at certain dates and times. | Maintanance Wizard |
| This utility with increase the effeciency of binary files | WinAlign |
