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Which two main components make up the Windows OS?
Which two main components make up the Windows OS?
- The control panel and administrative tools
- The task manager and system configuration
- The event viewer and performance monitor
- The shell and the kernel (correct)
What are some tools used to observe, track, and log Windows activities?
What are some tools used to observe, track, and log Windows activities?
- Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Computer Management, and Microsoft Management Control (MMC)
- Task Manager, System Configuration, Services console, and Troubleshooting applet
- Group Policy, Local Group Policy, and Registry Editor
- Event Viewer, Performance Monitor, Reliability Monitor, and Resource Monitor (correct)
What are some tools used to solve Windows user problems?
What are some tools used to solve Windows user problems?
- Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Computer Management, and Microsoft Management Control (MMC)
- Task Manager, System Configuration, Services console, and Troubleshooting applet (correct)
- Group Policy, Local Group Policy, and Registry Editor
- Event Viewer, Performance Monitor, Reliability Monitor, and Resource Monitor
What are some other tools used in Windows?
What are some other tools used in Windows?
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What are some tools used to solve application errors and crashes?
What are some tools used to solve application errors and crashes?
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Windows OS Components and Tools Overview
- The Windows OS consists of two main components: the shell and the kernel.
- Processes in Windows are programs running under the shell, along with their assigned resources.
- Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Computer Management, and Microsoft Management Control (MMC) are Windows tools used to access and manage other Windows tools.
- Event Viewer, Performance Monitor, Reliability Monitor, and Resource Monitor are tools for observing, tracking, and logging activities related to Windows, users, networks, applications, and hardware.
- Task Manager, System Configuration, Services console, Troubleshooting applet, Group Policy, Local Group Policy, and Registry Editor are tools for solving various Windows, application, networking, and user problems.
- Other tools available include System File Checker, DISM, Windows Updates, clean boot, Safe Mode (Safe boot), and System Restore.
- Programs and Features, tasklist, and taskkill are tools specifically designed for solving application errors and crashes.
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