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When Windows 95/98 boots successfully, it creates two back up files for the Registry. Which are those two back up Registry files?

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( A )   REG0.DAT, REG1.DAT
( B )   USER.DAT, SYSTEM.DAT
( C )   USER.DA0, SYSTEM.DA0
( D )   REG_BACK.DAT, REG_SYS.DAT
( E )   None of the above

The Correct Answer is: C

The most chosen answer was [ D ] :: [ REG_BACK.DAT, REG_SYS.DAT ]

Explanation:
Windows 95 makes a backup of the Registry after every successful reboot. The Registry back up files are named: USER.DA0, SYSTEM.DA0. The original Registry files are named: USER.DAT, SYSTEM.DAT. It may be noted, that in the event of boot failure, you can delete the original USER.DAT AND SYSTEM.DAT files and the back up files can be renamed to DAT files and the system can be rebooted successfully.


How may devices can be added to a typical SCSI adapter?

( A )   8
( B )   7
( C )   6
( D )   5
( E )   Infinite

The Correct Answer is: B

Explanation:
A typical SCSI adapter can support up to 7 devices. Including the adapter would be 8 devices, but since the question asks for how many can be 'added to,' then the adapter shouldn't be included in the calculation.


On an Ethernet 10BaseT network what is the maximum data speed that can be carried through a CAT 5 cable?

( A )   100 megabits/second
( B )   80 megabits/second
( C )   20 megabits/second
( D )   16 megabits/second
( E )   4 megabits/second

The Correct Answer is: A

Explanation:
CAT 5 cable can carry data at a maximum speed of 100 megabits/second.

CAT 4: 20 megabits/second
CAT 3: 16 megabits/second
CAT 2: 4 megabits/second

CAT 1 wire is used with standard telephone lines inside a home.


Which of the following methods in Windows NT 4.0 can be used to check to see how much free space is left on the C:\ drive?

( A )   Open My Computer, Right Click on C:\, Left Click on Properties
( B )   Open NT Explorer, Select C:\ in the left frame, and details should be on the bottom of the window
( C )   In Control Panel, Double Click C:\
( D )   Right Click on System in Control Panel, Left Click on Properties
( E )   Either A or B would work

The Correct Answer is: E

Explanation:
Two quick methods for finding out how much free space is left on the C:\ is by going through My Computer or NT Explorer.


An FRU (Field Replaceable Unit) could be any of the following choices except...

( A )   PC speaker
( B )   Heatsink
( C )   Power Supply Regulator
( D )   Video card
( E )   Power Supply

The Correct Answer is: C

Explanation:
All of the choices except for the Power Supply Regulator are parts that can be removed from the PC and replaced for upgrade purposes or if malfunctioning.


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