CompTIA A+ Certification Core 2 (220-1102) - Advanced Windows Startup Options

The video tutorial discusses advanced startup tools in Windows, focusing on accessing and using these tools to troubleshoot startup problems. It covers methods to access advanced startup options, including system configuration and settings. The tutorial explains safe boot, networking options, and other startup configurations. It also explores automatic repair, advanced options in WinRE, and various debugging and troubleshooting techniques, emphasizing the importance of safe mode for resolving driver issues.

What is the primary purpose of advanced startup tools in Windows?

• To troubleshoot startup problems

• To update Windows automatically

• To enhance the graphical interface

• To improve system performance

Which option in system configuration allows Windows to start with minimal resources?

• Base video

• Safe boot

• Active Directory Repair

• No GUI boot

What does the 'no GUI boot' option do during Windows startup?

• Disables the network card

• Starts Windows with a command prompt

• Enables boot logging

• Hides the startup spinner

How can you access the advanced startup options through settings?

• By clicking on 'Update & Security'

• By selecting 'Advanced startup' under 'Recovery'

• By enabling 'Safe Mode'

• By choosing 'System Restore'

What is the result of turning off your computer three times during Windows startup?

• It enters sleep mode

• It opens the BIOS settings

• It accesses the Automatic Repair menu

• It performs a system restore

Which advanced option in WinRE is useful for dealing with unsigned drivers?

• Disable automatic restart after failure

• Enable low resolution video

• Enable boot logging

• Disable driver signature enforcement

Why is 'Safe mode with networking' often used in troubleshooting?

• It provides a graphical interface

• It disables all drivers

• It allows access to the internet

• It speeds up the boot process