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Where is Upper Memory located? |
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Up to 640KB |
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Above 1040KB |
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Between 640KB and 1024KB |
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Above 1024KB |
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| 2 |
Where is HMA located? |
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Up to 640KB |
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Above 1040KB |
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Between 640KB and 1024KB |
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Above 1024KB |
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| 3 |
Memory that is getting paged to a hard disk is called: |
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Virtual Memory |
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Extended Memory |
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Upper Memory |
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Cached memory |
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| 4 |
Almost all Pentium series contain ______-pin SIMMs. |
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30 |
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36 |
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64 |
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72 |
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| 5 |
Which type of memory would not be considered to be volatile memory? |
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SRAM |
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DRAM |
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ROM |
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None of the above |
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| 6 |
What types of RAM needs to be refreshed at a regular rate? |
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SRAM |
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DRAM |
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ROM |
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EEPROM |
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What type of ROM can be reprogrammed? |
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DRAM |
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ROM |
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EPROM |
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DROM |
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| 8 |
In a PC, the first 1MB of memory is divided as follows: The first 640KB is system memory. The additional 384 KB is known as: |
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Upper memory |
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Lower memory |
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Basic memory |
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Reserved memory |
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| 9 |
The LIM memory specification was developed by which three major manufactures? |
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Lexmark, Intel and Microsoft |
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Lotus, Intel, and Microsoft |
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Lotus, Intuit and Microsoft |
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Lotus, IBM and Microsoft |
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| 10 |
The original 808x processor could only access how much RAM? |
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1024kb |
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8mb |
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16mb |
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640kb |
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| 11 |
DOS, version ___________ and above can load part of its system code above the 1024KB area. |
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3.2 |
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5.0 |
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6.0 |
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6.22 |
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| 12 |
Microsoft developed the DOS Protected Mode Interface (DPMI) for XMS management. What other XMS system developed by Phar-Lap Corp., used to be available? |
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XPMS |
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VPMS |
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VCPI |
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PLMS |
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| 13 |
Upper memory would include the area between ______________ and _____________. |
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640kb and 1024kb |
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1024kb and 1082kb |
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0kb and 640kb |
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1082 and above |
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| 14 |
You wish to take advantage of the upper memory area to load device drivers. Which line must you have added to your CONFIG.SYS to allow this feature? |
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DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS |
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DEVICE=EMM386.EXE |
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DEVICE=DOUBLESPACE |
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DEVICE=DRIVESPACE |
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| 15 |
You get a new NIC card to install in a customer’s PC. The card has no jumper or switch settings on it. How do you set the resources for this device? |
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Solder a DIP switch and set it to the address you need |
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Check the CMOS settings in the PC for conflicts |
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Use the soft set utility that came with the card to set resources |
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Nothing, it must be a plug and play card if it has no DIP switches or jumpers |
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When installing an EISA network card, how would you set the resources to avoid a memory conflict? |
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Set the jumpers on the card to plug and play mode |
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Use the EISA utility that came with the PC, adding the correct configuration file that came with the card |
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Set the CMOS peripheral device setting as specified by the PC manufacturer |
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Install a diagnostic utility to resolve the conflict |
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You have to install a PCI-based NIC card in a workstation. Where can you set the resources for this card’s IRQ settings? |
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With the utility disk that came with the card |
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In the CMOS PCI Settings screen |
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Use the DIP switch settings on the card |
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They cannot be set; it must be plug and play compliant |
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| 18 |
What happens when Windows 95 detects a new device on your computer but does not have a driver for the device? |
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Windows 95 will not load a driver, and you will have to return Device Manager to configure the device |
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Windows 95 will install the closest driver for the device |
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Windows 95 will ask you for the name of the device so it can search for the driver |
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Windows 95 will ask you for the driver |
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What is the utility for partitioning disks with Windows 95? |
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FDISK |
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Disk Administrator |
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WINDISK |
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MSD |
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What is the maximum size of a partition in Windows 95? |
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1gb |
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2gb |
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2.5gb |
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4gb |
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| 21 |
Which little-known internal utility can you use to help load device drivers in DOS? |
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DRIVELOAD |
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EDLIN |
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ANSI.SYS |
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There is no such utility |
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Once you have installed Windows 95, how can you boot straight into DOS mode? |
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Configure the CONFIG.SYS |
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Configure the AUTOEXEC.BAT |
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Press F8 on system startup |
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Press F5 on system startup |
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You have just formatted a computer and installed DOS 6.22 and Windows 3.x. When you restart the computer, it boots up into DOS. What appears to be the problem? |
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You did not have a successful install of Windows 3.x |
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Windows 3.x does not start by default |
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You need to configure the BOOT.INI to load Windows 3.x on startup |
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You need to press F8 on system startup to start Windows 3.x |
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Which of the following does Windows 95 Plug and Play automatically configure and track resources for? |
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DMA channels and Port identifiers |
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IRQ assignments |
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I/O Memory Addresses |
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All of the above |
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| 25 |
Windows 3.x will not run unless: |
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HIMEM.SYS has been loaded |
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EMM386.EXE has been loaded |
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Expanded memory is made available |
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Memory has been reserved |
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| 26 |
Which Windows 95 CONFIG.SYS settings have been incorporated into the IO.SYS? |
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FILES= and DOS=HIGH |
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SHELL=COMMAND.COM |
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HIMEM.SYS |
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All of the above |
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| 27 |
Look at the following excerpt from a Windows 95 file. What are these from?
Logo=1
BootMenu=1
BootMulti=0
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IO.SYS |
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MSDOS.SYS |
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SYSTEM.INI |
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BOOTLOG.TXT |
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| 28 |
When Windows 95 is installed and a SYSTEM.INI is detected, the settings will be migrated to the Registry, and the SYSTEM.INI will be renamed to what. |
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SYSTEM.W95 |
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SYSTEM.BAK |
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SYSTEM.WIN |
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The SYSTEM.INI file will not be renamed |
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| 29 |
What do both DOS and Windows 3.x require in order to boot? |
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A temporary swap file |
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A permanent swap file |
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They both need to be booted from the first partition of the master hard disk |
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They both need secondary partitions set to active |
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| 30 |
What is the purpose of the EBD.SYS file? |
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A driver for booting in Safe Mode |
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It makes a startup disk |
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It is a universal display driver |
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It is the driver used during the detection phase in setup |
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| 31 |
What is one advantage of Windows 3.1 running in 386 Enhanced mode? |
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You can run more than one application at a time |
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Drivers are not required for system-level devices |
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You can emulate 386 hardware-based processing activity |
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You can run DOS applications that are not compatible with Windows |
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| 32 |
Examine the following excerpt from a Windows 95 file. What is the excerpt from?
loadsuccess=c:\Windows\HIMEM.SYS
loadsuccess=:\Windows\setver.exe
loadsuccess=c:\Windows\dblbuff.sys
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DETLOG.TXT |
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BOOTLOG.LOG |
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BOOTFILE.TXT |
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BOOTLOG.TXT |
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Which of the following commands is not commonly found in the CONFIG.SYS file? |
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SHELL |
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PATH |
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LASTDRIVE |
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SET |
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| 34 |
Of the following, which is not an option for controlling the boot process when using DOS 6.2? |
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F5 |
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F8 |
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F4 |
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CTRL-F5 |
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| 35 |
If you were to configure CONFIG.SYS with the following entries listed below in the diagram, what would happen on startup?
[MENU]
MENUITEM=GAMES
MENUITEM=NOGAME
MENUDEFAULT=WORK, 10
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Nothing. This is invalid because NOGAMES is not accessible |
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DOS will default to the WORK configuration after 10 seconds if a choice is not made |
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DOS will not start the GAMES configuration |
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Nothing, This is invalid because another parameter required for [menu] is not specified |
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| 36 |
When DOS is installed, how are device drivers installed? |
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Manually adding them to AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS |
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Automatically detecting and loading drivers for all devices |
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Using a setup program supplied by the device manufacturer |
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Automatically adding them to AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS |
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| 37 |
When Windows 95 is installed, how are device drivers installed? |
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Manually adding them to AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS |
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Automatically detecting and loading drivers for all devices |
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Using a setup program supplied by the device manufacturer |
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Automatically adding them to AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS |
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| 38 |
When a PC starts up, what is the standard sequence of events? |
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Attempt to boot the floppy drive then the hard disk
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Attempt to boot the hard disk then the floppy drive |
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Always only boot from the floppy drive |
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Always only boot from the hard disk |
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During the startup of Windows 95, what mode will Windows 95 start up in to allow you to correct configuration errors? |
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Normal mode |
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Safe mode |
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DOS mode |
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Windows 95 mode |
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| 40 |
When using Plug and Play in Windows NT 4.0, what resources are configured by Windows 95 for new devices? |
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IRQ |
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IO memory addresses |
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Plug and Play is not supported |
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DMA address |
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When Windows 95 is installing a device using Plug and Play, where does Windows 95 look for the drivers, and in what order? |
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Windows 95 library of drivers, Windows 95 source disks, user supplied disks |
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User supplied disks, Windows 95 source disks, Windows 95 library of drivers |
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Windows 95 library of drivers, user supplied disks, Windows 95 source disks |
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Windows 95 source disks, Windows 95 library of drivers, user supplied disks |
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When you are attaching a printer to Windows 95, you should: |
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Run the Printer wizard |
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Run the Add New Hardware wizard |
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Run the Add/Remove Software wizard |
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Use the Control Panel |
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| 43 |
You are working with Windows. You decide that there is something that needs changing in the autoexec.bat and the config.sys file. Can this be done? |
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Both files are user changeable |
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Both files are system encrypted |
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Both files have no user information |
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Only the autoexec.bat file is user changeable |
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| 44 |
A customer reports that she cannot get out on the network in Windows 95. Everything appears fine to her, and she reports that even Windows 95 says it is safe to use. What is the problem? |
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Bad network card |
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Started in Safe mode |
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Started in Normal mode |
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Bad config.sys file |
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| 45 |
After going through the Windows 95 Installation, Windows 95 restarts the computer, then: |
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Windows 95 is ready |
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It sets up Plug and Play devices |
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It has you edit the autoexec.bat and config.sys files |
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It prompts you for the CD key |
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| 46 |
When upgrading from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95, Windows 95 will do what with your previously installed software? |
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Erase all Windows 3.1 software |
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Set the software to run in Windows 95 |
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Display a list of all the software the user must reinstall |
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Notify the user that Windows 3.1 software must be upgraded to the Windows 95 version |
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| 47 |
Which operating system will support FAT32? |
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DOS |
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Windows 95 |
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Windows 95B |
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Windows NT 4.0 |
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| 48 |
You want to dual boot Windows 3.11 and Windows 95. What file would you modify? |
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BOOT.INI |
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AUTOEXEC.BAT |
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IO.SYS |
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MSDOS.SYS |
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| 49 |
You have a video game that will not run under Windows 95 and you want to try to try it under DOS. You press the Start button and choose Restart in MS-DOS mode. What else is this mode called? |
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Virtual DOS |
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DOS Compatibility Mode |
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Conventional DOS |
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Real Time DOS |
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| 50 |
What is the same as typing FORMAT C: /S? |
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SYS C: |
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FORMAT /A /C |
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FDISK/FORMAT /S |
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None of the above |
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