Question 1

On a Windows computer, which tab can be used in Task Manager to set the priority given to a specific application or service?

Accepted Answer

A)  Processes 
B)  Details 
C)  Performance 
D)  Startup 
A)  Processes 
B)  Details 
C)  Performance 
D)  Startup

Question 2

A Windows user is attempting to exit a locked up desktop application that is not responding to mouse or keyboard input.  
Which of the following steps can be taken to end the application process without exiting other open applications?

Accepted Answer

A)  Restart Windows and relaunch the application to verify it will launch. 
B)  Open Task Scheduler and end the scheduled task associated with the application. 
C)  Open Task Manager and end the process associated with the application. 
D)  Press the computer power button and hold it for five seconds. 
A)  Restart Windows and relaunch the application to verify it will launch. 
B)  Open Task Scheduler and end the scheduled task associated with the application. 
C)  Open Task Manager and end the process associated with the application. 
D)  Press the computer power button and hold it for five seconds.

Question 3

In Windows 10, what Task Manager tab shows running processes organized by Apps, Background processes, and Windows processes?

Accepted Answer

A)  Applications 
B)  Services 
C)  Processes 
D)  Performance 
A)  Applications 
B)  Services 
C)  Processes 
D)  Performance

Question 4

A user is attempting to launch a Windows utility from a command prompt but is receiving a message stating the user must be an administrator in order to use the utility.  
Which of the following best explains the reason the user is receiving the message?

Accepted Answer

A)  The utility needs to be launched from the GUI. 
B)  The user is signed in to Windows as a standard user. 
C)  The user is running a Windows Home edition and not a professional edition. 
D)  The user must run the command using an elevated command prompt. 
A)  The utility needs to be launched from the GUI. 
B)  The user is signed in to Windows as a standard user. 
C)  The user is running a Windows Home edition and not a professional edition. 
D)  The user must run the command using an elevated command prompt.

On a Windows computer, which tab can be used in Task Manager to set the priority given to a specific application or service?

A Windows user is attempting to exit a locked up desktop application that is not responding to mouse or keyboard input. Which of the following steps can be taken to end the application process without exiting other open applications?

In Windows 10, what Task Manager tab shows running processes organized by Apps, Background processes, and Windows processes?

A user is attempting to launch a Windows utility from a command prompt but is receiving a message stating the user must be an administrator in order to use the utility. Which of the following best explains the reason the user is receiving the message?

Windows Versions and Customer Service

Installing Windows

Setting up a Local Network

Maintaining Windows

Troubleshooting Windows Startup

Securing and Sharing Windows Resources

Security Strategies and Documentation

Supporting Mobile Devices

Macos, Linux, and Scripting

Appendix: Asafety Procedures and Environmental Concerns

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Exam 5: Troubleshooting Windows After Startup

On a Windows computer, which tab can be used in Task Manager to set the priority given to a specific application or service?

A Windows user is attempting to exit a locked up desktop application that is not responding to mouse or keyboard input. Which of the following steps can be taken to end the application process without exiting other open applications?

In Windows 10, what Task Manager tab shows running processes organized by Apps, Background processes, and Windows processes?

A user is attempting to launch a Windows utility from a command prompt but is receiving a message stating the user must be an administrator in order to use the utility. Which of the following best explains the reason the user is receiving the message?

Windows Versions and Customer Service

Installing Windows

Setting up a Local Network

Maintaining Windows

Troubleshooting Windows Startup

Securing and Sharing Windows Resources

Security Strategies and Documentation

Supporting Mobile Devices

Macos, Linux, and Scripting

Appendix: Asafety Procedures and Environmental Concerns

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