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What should be the first priority when an application crashes?
What should be the first priority when an application crashes?
- Immediately restart the application
- Close all other running applications
- Preserve any data being processed (correct)
- Check for updates
What should be checked if an application crashes continually?
What should be checked if an application crashes continually?
- Recent downloads on the system
- Temporary internet files
- Event logs for possible causes (correct)
- Running processes in Task Manager
What should be done if an application update does not fix the problem?
What should be done if an application update does not fix the problem?
- Ignore the issue and continue using the application
- Restart the computer
- Run a full system virus scan
- Uninstall then reinstall the application (correct)
Where can the option to update an application usually be found?
Where can the option to update an application usually be found?
What should be checked if one or more services failed to start during the Windows load sequence?
What should be checked if one or more services failed to start during the Windows load sequence?
What should be done if a service is not a critical dependency for other services?
What should be done if a service is not a critical dependency for other services?
What should be verified when troubleshooting a service that fails to start?
What should be verified when troubleshooting a service that fails to start?
What can lead to servers and clients drifting out of sync?
What can lead to servers and clients drifting out of sync?
What is recommended to use as authoritative time sources for network services?
What is recommended to use as authoritative time sources for network services?
What can help to identify and resolve drifts in time synchronization?
What can help to identify and resolve drifts in time synchronization?
What should be used to re-register the software component that a service relies upon?
What should be used to re-register the software component that a service relies upon?
What can be used to look for orphaned items related to faulty software uninstall routines?
What can be used to look for orphaned items related to faulty software uninstall routines?
