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ruscorp, here is your Qestion !
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| Deja-vue 2002-09-04, 10:16 am |
| ruscorp is the network administrator for his Company's branch office.He recieves an email from the head office informing him that the new custom made software application will be deployed to all the Windows 2000 Professional computers in your branch office this evening.
When he arrives the next morning,(hungover),he finds that all the Windows 2000 Professional computers in your branch office freeze at the logon screen.
After a nasty phone call to the head office, he determines that a service installed with the new aplication is causing the Windows 2000 Pro computers to freeze.The faulty service is called "I/O Reader".
While the head office resolves the "I/O Reader" problem, he needs to have some coffee for the hangover and needs to help his Windows 2000 pro client users to start their computers normally and access network.
What should ruscorp do to each of the client computers?
A. Restart the computer using a startup floppy disk. run the fixmbr command.
B. Restart the computer using Recovery console.Run the disable "I/O Reader" command.
C. Restart the computer using the Win2000 Pro CD. Select the Option to repair the installation.
D. Restart the computer. Run the Computer in safe mode.
Piece a' Cake, ruscorp, isn't it?
See ya in a few Days with the Answer. | |
| NetChild1985 2002-09-04, 10:28 am |
| "B" is the correct answer! | |
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| How about "B"  | |
| ruscorp 2002-09-04, 12:10 pm |
| Ahhh, a troubleshooting question. My personal favorite. The answer is 'B', disable the service silly ruscorp.
Deja-vue: Thanks for the question! | |
| Tech Ranger 2002-09-04, 8:05 pm |
| On behalf of ruscorp I thank you, and I say "B" is the correct answer. | |
| Deja-vue 2002-09-06, 8:59 am |
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Originally posted by Deja-vue
ruscorp is the network administrator for his Company's branch office.He recieves an email from the head office informing him that the new custom made software application will be deployed to all the Windows 2000 Professional computers in your branch office this evening.
When he arrives the next morning,(hungover),he finds that all the Windows 2000 Professional computers in your branch office freeze at the logon screen.
After a nasty phone call to the head office, he determines that a service installed with the new aplication is causing the Windows 2000 Pro computers to freeze.The faulty service is called "I/O Reader".
While the head office resolves the "I/O Reader" problem, he needs to have some coffee for the hangover and needs to help his Windows 2000 pro client users to start their computers normally and access network.
What should ruscorp do to each of the client computers?
A. Restart the computer using a startup floppy disk. run the fixmbr command.
B. Restart the computer using Recovery console.Run the disable "I/O Reader" command.
C. Restart the computer using the Win2000 Pro CD. Select the Option to repair the installation.
D. Restart the computer. Run the Computer in safe mode.
Piece a' Cake, ruscorp, isn't it?
See ya in a few Days with the Answer.
Choice B was correct.
The Windows 2000 Recovery Console is a Text mode line utility seperate from the Windows 2000 command prompt, allowing you to recover your Windows 2000-based computer when it does not start properly.The System administrator can gain acces to the hard disk of a computer running Windows 2000, regardless of the filesystem(NTFS or FAT). It can be used to perform a variety of troubleshooting and recovery tasks;start and stop services,read and write data on local drives,(NTFS or FAT), format hard disks, repair the master boot record and boot sector, copy files and more.The Recovery Console prevents unauthorized access to volumes by requiring the user to enter the system administrator password. |
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