OSE Chapter 2 (Part 2: Configure Windows using Control Panel)

"The Windows Control Panel is an application that allows users to view and adjust system settings and configurations."

Is the above sentence True or False?

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which of the following settings CANNOT be found in a Windows Control Panel?

• Clock, Region and Language Settings

• Hardware and Sound Settings

• User Account Settings

• ITE Network and Internet Settings

"The User Account Function allows users to create, change and delete user accounts."

Is the above sentence True or False?

• FALSE

• TRUE

The Network and Sharing Center allows a Windows Administrator to configure and review network settings.

Which of the following options is NOT a function of the Network and Sharing Center?

• Change properties of protocols and services running on a network adaptor.

• Configure file and device sharing through network profiles.

• Synchronise user account details such as User Login ID and Password with Internet platforms.

• View network status and internet connectivity.

The Windows Display Settings allows users to change all of the following settings except _____ .

• Display Resolution

• Display Emoticons

• Display Scale and Layout

• Display Orientation

The Windows Power Options allows users to perform all of the following actions except _____ .

• Shut Down

• Sleep

• Do Nothing

• Enlarge the Screen Size

"The Windows Device Manager displays a list of devices installed in the computer."

Is the above sentence True or False?

• TRUE

• FALSE

"In most cases, Windows will automatically install any necessary drivers that are required for devices that are connected to the computer."

Is t he above sentence True or False?

• FALSE

• TRUE

"The Windows Clock function allows users to install language packs that include fonts and language resources."

Is the above sentence True or False?

• TRUE

• FALSE

To troubleshoot a computer error, users can take the following steps:

• 1. 1. Go to Control Panel
     2. Select Troubleshoot

  2. 3. Click on Troubleshoot for either Programs, Hardware and Sound, Network and Internet, or System and Security

• 1. 1. Go to Control Panel

  2. 2. Select Diagnostic Test

  3. 3. Click on Diagnosis for Computer

• 1. 1. Go to Control Panel

  2. 2. Select Auto-Detect

  3. 3. Click "Run"

• 1. 1. Go to Control Panel

  2. 2. Select Scan Error

  3. 3. Click Solve Error