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| Windows 2000 Startup Disk | Boot disk that contains files NTLDR, Ntdetect, and Boot.ini plus the correct device driver for the hard drive.If the hard drive is a SCSI drive, the driver file is called NTBOOTDD.SYS. |
| Windows 98 Startup Disk | Boot disk that contains files to start the computer and contains the EBD.CAB file along with a Ramdrive that contains utility files. |
| Windows Auto-Restart | Setting in Windows to be able to restart the computer after a power outage or error condition. |
| Windows Backup | Windows program that allows you to create a duplicate copy of the data on yur hard drive and then store it on another device. |
| Windows Print Device | Item in the Printers and Faxes list to include items like a SnagIt printer or PDF printer. |
| Windows Printer | Printer that uses Windows-only print drivers. |
| Windows Recovery Console | Windows feature that allows you to get back your system software if the computer does not start correctly. |
| Windows Remote Assistance | Instant Messaging feature that allows a computer user to get help with compter issues and even turn the control of their computer over to a technician for help. |
| Windows Remote Desktop | Windows feature that allows you to access files and folders on a remote computer. |
| Windows System Restore | Feature of Windows that allows you to return the computer to an earlier state if you have a system crash or other problem with the computer. |
| Windows XP MS-DOS Boot Disk | An MS-DOS startup disk that contains no informatiion in the AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files and all the files on a Windows ME startup disk except the first letter of each file appears as a ? |
| WINVER | Windows commad used to identify thespecific versiion of Windows XP beiing used. |
| XCOPY | DOS and Windows command that will copy or move files, directories, and all their contents to another location. |
