Chapter 7 PT

What two terms describe a power saving mode in windows that saves the current running state including open files to memory and then shuts down, while keeping memory powered?

What dialog box in Windows appears each time a user attempts to perform an action that can be done only with administrative privileges?

The ability to snap a page to the left or right side of the screen so a second page can share the screen is a function of what feature?

The power saving state that saves all work to the hard drive and powers down the system is known by what term?

Which Windows utility program lists errors and issues that need attention?

What two methods can be used to access items in the Quick Launch menu?

What part of the Windows display shows information about open programs and provides quick access to others?

What is another name for several small utility programs that are found in the Control Panel?

What command can be used to launch the System Information window?

What type of network does not have centralized control, such as one in a small office or home office?

What part of the path to a file indicates how the file is organized or formatted?

What type of software is used to control a computer?

What software in Windows 8 serves as built-in antivirus software?

What terms refer to directories that exist under the root directory?

Which of the following are valid types of user accounts in Windows?

Under the Control Panel, what console contains Print Management, Computer Management, and Event Viewer?

What term describes one or more characters following the last period in a filename, such as .exe, .txt, or .avi?

In Windows 7, a collection of folders can be organized into conveniently accessed shortcuts known by what term?

What is the maximum amount of memory supported by a 32-bit Windows operating system?

Which of the following file extensions are hidden just after Windows is installed? Choose all that apply.