You’ve been working with some very large spreadsheets and presentations on your computer for a few months. Lately, you’ve started to notice that loading and saving the files takes longer and longer as time goes on, even though the file size hasn’t changed much over that time. Which of these would be the best way to improve your loading and saving time?
The Windows Firewall is an example of a software firewall that runs as part of an operating system. Which of these would NOT be a characteristic of the Windows Firewall?
Which of the following is NOT true when determining NTFS vs. Share permissions?
You need to replace the power supply on an old computer, but the power supply has a unique shape that you’ve not seen before. What’s the best way to handle this replacement?
You’d like to disable a device so that it never works when you’re using Windows XP. Which of these would be the easiest way to accomplish this?
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You have just installed a new application on your Windows XP computer and you’ve rebooted to complete the setup process. Unfortunately, your system boots normally but hangs immediately after login at a completely black screen. Which tool would provide the easiest way to return your computer to its previous configuration?
