Windows Tools Quiz

What is the purpose of Task Scheduler in Windows?

• To play music

• To organize files

• To create 3D models

• To automate the execution of tasks at specified times or when certain conditions are met.

How can you create a new task in Task Scheduler?

• By uninstalling the Task Scheduler program and reinstalling it

• By creating a new folder in the Task Scheduler directory

• By restarting the computer

• By opening the Task Scheduler, selecting the folder where you want to create the task, and then clicking on 'Create Basic Task' or 'Create Task' in the Actions pane.

What is the Event Viewer in Windows used for?

• To order food delivery

• To view and manage event logs

• To restart the computer

• To schedule a task

How can you view the event logs in Event Viewer?

• Open Event Viewer by typing 'eventvwr.msc' in the Run dialog box or by searching for 'Event Viewer' in the Start menu.

• Open Control Panel and search for Event Viewer

• Access Event Viewer through the Task Manager

• Type 'eventlog.exe' in the Command Prompt

What does MMC stand for in Windows?

• My Microsoft Console

• Main Management Center

• Microsoft Master Control

• Microsoft Management Console

How can you add or remove snap-ins in MMC?

• By shaking the computer

• By uninstalling and reinstalling the entire MMC program

• By using a third-party software

• By clicking on 'File' and then selecting 'Add/Remove Snap-in'.

What is the function of System Restore in Windows?

• To increase the computer's speed

• To delete unnecessary files

• To revert the computer's state to a previous point in time

• To update the operating system

How can you perform a System Restore on your computer?

• Delete all files from the hard drive

• Uninstall and reinstall the operating system

• Restart the computer and press F8 repeatedly

• Access the System applet in the Control Panel .

What does reliability history in Windows track?

• Internet browsing history

• System's stability and reported issues or crashes

• File download history

• Software update history

How can you access the reliability history in Windows?

• By searching for 'Reliability Monitor' in the Windows search bar, or by going to Control Panel > Security and Maintenance > Maintenance > View reliability history.

• By going to the Windows Store and searching for reliability history

• By clicking on the clock in the taskbar

• By asking Cortana to show reliability history