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Flashcards by yousweetdreams, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by yousweetdreams
over 10 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| True or False: You can combine the use of the asterisk and question mark wildcards in the same file specification, and you can use the two wildcards more than once in a file specification. | True |
| True or False: In Last Known Good Configuration, Windows 7 is started without loading startup background programs. | False |
| True or False: Prior to the Windows operating system, individuals used the DOS operating system with a monochrome monitor that was capable of displaying only one foreground and one background color. | True |
| True or False: You can use the CLW command to clear the Command Prompt window of the output of any previous commands. | False |
| True or False: Although it is possible to use a keyboard in a Command Prompt window, you primarily use the mouse. | False |
| True or False: The term firmware refers to a hardware device that contains embedded software that controls how the device interacts with the operating system. | True |
| True or False: When working from a Command Prompt, you use the input redirection operator ( < ) to redirect the output to a file. | False |
| True or False: Command-line skills are still essential today, especially for those who manage networks and for those who provide technical support and troubleshooting. | True |
| True or False: The System Protection filename is SystemPropertiesProtection.exe | True |
| True or False: When you pipe output, you are using the input of one command as the output from another command. | False |
| True or False: To open the Windows Recovery Environment, you restart your computer, press the F8 function key to display the Advanced Boot Options menu, then choose the option to repair your computer. | True |
| True or False: You can use the Ctrl+Break keys to interrupt a command. | True |
| True or False: After the BIOS locates the boot device, it typically reads the MBR next | True |
| True or False: “Miscellaneous failures” is a type of event that Reliability Monitor provides information on. | True |
| True or False: To navigate from directory to directory in a command-line environment, you use the CD command | True |
| True or False: The asterisk wildcard ( * ) substitutes for a single character in a filename | False |
| True or False: Commands fall into two groups known as internal commands and external commands | True |
| True or False: Event Viewer identifies a security-related event as “Pass” or “Fail.” | False |
| True or False: You cannot use wildcards in file specifications with directory names. | False |
| True or False: When working in a command-line environment, punctuation (such as commas, semicolons, or periods) is used after commands because the punctuation is part of the command. | False |
| True or False: In Windows 7 you can use the COLOR command, an external command, to change the background and foreground colors in a command-line window. | False |
| True or False: The Windows Boot Manager loads the Windows 7 operating system and basic hardware device drivers. | False |
| True or False: You can use Event Viewer to access information in event logs. | True |
| True or False: You can use the REN command to create directories on a disk. | False |
| True or False: You must be careful with the use of wildcards because you might end up selecting far more files than you would have otherwise expected for an operation. | True |
| True or False: Reliability Monitor provides information about more events than Event Viewer | False |
| True or False: System Protection creates restore points at specific intervals of time | True |
| True or False: Reliability Monitor uses data collected by the Reliability Analysis Component of Windows 7 | True |
| If you experience a serious problem with starting Windows 7, you can use the Safe Mode with Command Prompt option on the Advanced Boot Options menu to boot your computer and troubleshoot a problem in a command-line environment | True |
| True or False: In the Event Viewer console tree pane, you can find Hardware Events under the Application and Services Logs category | True |
| True or False: The Reliability Monitor stability report shows a(n) blue line to plot your computer’s stability index and show changes to that value over time | True |
| True or False: The Problem Steps Recorder stores up to 20 screen captures by default | False. The default number is up to 25 not 20. |
| True or False: PATA is a newer type of technology for connecting a hard disk to a computer to achieve faster data transfers | False. SATA is the newer type of technology to PATA. |
| True or False: Directory Services Restore mode applies only to Windows domain controllers | True |
| True or False: The MORE filter then produces toggled output; in other words, it displays one window of output at a time | False. It is paged output not toggled output. |
| True or False: POST stands for Power-On Self Test | True |
| True or False: If you want to switch to the root directory of the current drive, you type the command RD\ | False. You type the command CD\ |
| True or False: You can use the COLOR command, an internal command, to change the background and foreground colors so that it is easier to work in a command-line window | True |
| True or False: You can also use the F3 key to recall the last command | True |
| True or False: To save restore points, your computer must have at least 300 MB of free space on hard disks | True |
| True or False: The dynamic drive is the one that Windows is currently using | False. It is the default drive. |
| True or False: Task Manager allows you to shut down a nonresponsive program or process without affecting any other open program | True |
| True or False: You can pipe the output of a command-line command by using it in conjunction with the PIPE filter | False. You use it in conjunction with the MORE filter. |
| True or False: In Safe Mode, Windows 7 boots with a screen resolution of 640x480. | False. The screen resolution is 800 x 600 in Safe Mode. |
| True or False: You use System Backup to roll back your computer to a point before you installed a software product or device driver | False. System Restore rolls back your computer. |
| True or False: You can use the LABEL command, another external command, to assign a volume label to a drive | True |
| True or False: When you open a Command Prompt window, Windows 7 loads internal.exe into memory | False. It loads cmd.exe into memory. |
| True or False: A switch is an optional parameter that you use with a command to change the way in which a(n) command works | True |
| True or False: If you open a Command Prompt window by clicking Command Prompt on the Accessories menu, and then later decide to use a program that requires SuperUser credentials, you have to close the Command Prompt window, and open a new window with the new credentials. | False. SuperUser credentials should read Administrator credentials. |
| True or False: You can display Help information on commands by typing HELP followed by a space and a question mark | False. You follow the space with the command. |
| True or False: The TREE command displays the directory structure of the current directory and its subdirectories | True |
| True or False: When you view the contents of a directory, if a file system on a drive is FAT, the files and subdirectories are listed in alphabetical order, with files displayed first followed by subdirectories | False. NTFS behaves in this manner not FAT |
| True or False: You can use the CD command to create directories on a disk | False. MD creates directories on a disk. |
| True or False: The Event Viewer filename is ev.exe. | False. The filename is eventvwr.msc |
| True or False: During the BCD phase of booting, the Windows 7 operating system kernel loads along with portions of the Windows Registry | False. It's the Boot Loader phase of booting not BCD. |
| True or False: An environment variable enclosed within percent symbols is known as a(n) replaceable parameter | True |
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