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| Hi all--just want to thank everyone for being such a great help but have hopefully just one more questioon---You know that Sample question we are seeing on the FreeComptia tests along with other test engines concerning this quetion:
When you are getting Kernel32 errors you can delete which file that Windows will automatically replace. Is it the actual
Kernel32.dll or is it Win386.dll?
I've seen both answers marked correct. Oh and maybe one last one.
When upgrading an operating system, is it which is the first thing that you do beforehand. 1. Backup critical files or 2. Backup Old operating systems.
I've seen conflicting answers on this one too. Many thanks. wiffy | |
| ImhoTech 2003-05-27, 11:23 am |
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"Wiffy" <Wiffy.o3d0b@mail.examnotes.net> wrote in message
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> Hi all--just want to thank everyone for being such a great help but have
> hopefully just one more questioon---You know that Sample question we
> are seeing on the FreeComptia tests along with other test engines
> concerning this quetion:
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> When you are getting Kernel32 errors you can delete which file that
> Windows will automatically replace. Is it the actual
> Kernel32.dll or is it Win386.dll?
Hmm..interesting, both wrong. Answer is win386.swp
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> I've seen both answers marked correct. Oh and maybe one last one.
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> When upgrading an operating system, is it which is the first thing that
> you do beforehand. 1. Backup critical files or 2. Backup Old
> operating systems.
> I've seen conflicting answers on this one too. Many thanks. wiffy
1.Backup critical files
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| Crazymiclo30 2003-05-27, 1:23 pm |
| WIN386.SWP
ITS THE PAGING FILE FOR WINDOWS.
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A+, Network+
"Wiffy" <Wiffy.o3d0b@mail.examnotes.net> wrote in message
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> Hi all--just want to thank everyone for being such a great help but have
> hopefully just one more questioon---You know that Sample question we
> are seeing on the FreeComptia tests along with other test engines
> concerning this quetion:
>
> When you are getting Kernel32 errors you can delete which file that
> Windows will automatically replace. Is it the actual
> Kernel32.dll or is it Win386.dll?
>
> I've seen both answers marked correct. Oh and maybe one last one.
>
> When upgrading an operating system, is it which is the first thing that
> you do beforehand. 1. Backup critical files or 2. Backup Old
> operating systems.
> I've seen conflicting answers on this one too. Many thanks. wiffy
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OOPs---I meant the win386.swp as one of those choices. Since I asked i was using my Beachfront testing engine for A+ OS test and like i said--it says that it is--delete
Kernel32.dll and has an explanation that Microsoft has created this ability to fix Kernel32.dll errors stating that this file will automatically replace itself by windows.
I'm also using "A-Cert" testing engine from I think Exam notes along with Michael Meyers testing questions.
Well...guess it has got to late to worry about it now. Thanks everyone for your help!!!! | |
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| Win386.swp file. I know this is definately the correct answer, I went
through that serenio.
Cheers,
Kathy
"ImhoTech" <bobo@yodelers.net> wrote in message
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> "Wiffy" <Wiffy.o3d0b@mail.examnotes.net> wrote in message
> news:Wiffy.o3d0b@mail.examnotes.net...
> >
> > Hi all--just want to thank everyone for being such a great help but have
> > hopefully just one more questioon---You know that Sample question we
> > are seeing on the FreeComptia tests along with other test engines
> > concerning this quetion:
> >
> > When you are getting Kernel32 errors you can delete which file that
> > Windows will automatically replace. Is it the actual
> > Kernel32.dll or is it Win386.dll?
>
> Hmm..interesting, both wrong. Answer is win386.swp
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> >
> > I've seen both answers marked correct. Oh and maybe one last one.
> >
> > When upgrading an operating system, is it which is the first thing that
> > you do beforehand. 1. Backup critical files or 2. Backup Old
> > operating systems.
> > I've seen conflicting answers on this one too. Many thanks. wiffy
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> 1.Backup critical files
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| Sundog1966 2003-05-27, 8:23 pm |
| I was reading Myewrs today and he mentins that in ME I think there is
a monitoring system that watches certain critical dll's to see if they
become corrupt or deleted. and that the OS can repair these errors.
I think it was chapter 10 in the third edition.
This may be what the question was meaning when it said that remiving
the .dll is a repairable file as a correct answer.
Can someone quote chapter and verse here? I am out of that chapter
right now and don't want to go digging back through and confuse
myself.
On Tue, 27 May 2003 19:22:02 -0400, Wiffy
<Wiffy.o420c@mail.examnotes.net> wrote:
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>OOPs---I meant the win386.swp as one of those choices. Since I asked
>i was using my Beachfront testing engine for A+ OS test and like i
>said--it says that it is--delete
>Kernel32.dll and has an explanation that Microsoft has created this
>ability to fix Kernel32.dll errors stating that this file will
>automatically replace itself by windows.
>I'm also using "A-Cert" testing engine from I think Exam notes along
>with Michael Meyers testing questions.
>
>Well...guess it has got to late to worry about it now. Thanks
>everyone for your help!!!!
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>View this thread: http://www.examnotes.net/article1011345.html
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| > Answer is win386.swp
has anyone actuly seen a pc fixed by binning the pagefile and letting it
recreate it ?
sounds like a waste of time to me
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