MCSA XP - Question List

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96. Your customer complains that the USB port never worked on his XP Home desktop computer with any USB device. You find that the USB port is present, but not working with any USB device. Which of the following could resolve the problem?
  1. Enable USB in BIOS settings
  2. Use a USB hub
  3. Nothing. Win XP doesn't support USB
  4. Enable USB using Networking applet in Control Panel
97. Which of the following Windows XP Professional built-in tools gives you the ability to connect to another computer’s desktop to share the desktop?
  1. Remote Desktop
  2. Desktop Sharing
  3. Sharing Desktop
  4. Remote Viewer
98. After installing new device drivers, you have encountered problems with a computer and the computer will not boot properly. You believe the new hardware drivers are the cause. Using Windows XP Professional, what can you do to verify this?
  1. Shut down the computer and reboot. Press F8 at the system prompt and select the Last Known Good Configuration.
  2. Log on to the computer if you are able and check your resource allocations for device conflicts.
  3. Roll back the driver to the previous version.
  4. Reload the device drivers you’ve just installed and reboot the computer.
99. Which of the following Windows XP utilities can be used to check the programs currently running currently on a computer?
  1. Task Manager
  2. Device Manager
  3. Disk Manager
  4. Program Manager
100. You have installed a new photo editing application on all Windows XP Professional computers in the graphics department. After the installation, performance on all computers is significantly slowed. In an attempt to resolve the problem, you uninstall the photo editing application and restart the computers. However, performance is still not improved. You want to ensure that you preserve all data and computer settings while returning the computers to previously working condition as quickly as possible. What should you do?
  1. Restore Windows XP Professional by using the most current system restore point.
  2. Restart the computer with the Last Known Good Configuration.
  3. Use the Disk Defragmenter on the computer’s hard disk.
  4. Restore Windows XP Professional by using an Automated System Recovery (ASR) backup.

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