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WAN (Wide Area Network), 585, 858

WAP (Wireless Application Protocol), 571

Warranties, motherboard, 79

Wattage, 401

Web Server, 587

WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy), 571

WIA (Windows Imaging Architecture), 809

Wide SCSI interface, 535

Wildcard characters, 307, 629–632

WIN.COM, 625

WIN.INI, 55, 638–639, 811

Windows 2000

Active Directory, 734

Administrative Tools, 726–727

Advanced Options menu, 723

APIPA, 739

automated installation, 719

Backup utility, 729–730

basic and dynamic disks, 730

CD-ROM installation, 717

compressions, 731

Computer Management, 726–727

Device Manager, 726

DHCP, 738

diagnosing and troubleshooting test tips, 743–745

Disk Cleanup utility, 734

Disk Management tool, 730–731

disk quotas, 731

DNS, 738

docked/undocked hardware profile, 735–736

Driver Signing options, 726

dual booting, 724–725

encryption, 731

FTP, 740–741

hardware profiles, 735–736

HTTP, 739

HTTPS, 739

ICS, 738–739

Internet connectivity, 741–742

local profiles, 735

Local Security Policy icon, 732–733

Local Users and Groups snap-in, 727–728

mandatory profiles, 735

MMC (Microsoft Management Console), 733

network installation, 718–720

networking and internet, 737–743

NNTP, 740

overview, 715–717

passwords, 732

power management and options, 734

preparing for installation, 717

printers, 736

Recovery Console, 723–724

Registry editors, 733

RIS (Remote Installation Service), 720

roaming profiles, 735

S/FTP, 741

Setup Manager, 719–720

SMTP, 740

snap-ins, 727

SSL, 739–740

start-up process, 722–725

SYSPREP (System Preparation Tool), 720

System Configuration utility, 733–734

System Summary utility, 733–734

TFTP, 741

UNATTEND.TXT, 719

upgrade procedures, 720–722

viruses, 742–743

volume types, 730

WINS (Windows Internet Naming Service), 738

workgroups and domains, 741

Windows 9x

Add/Remove Programs, 664–665

Backup utility, 665–667

Device Manager, 658–660

diagnosing and troubleshooting test tips, 670–674

Disk Cleanup, 664–665

Display Properties, 661–663

Domain, 668

Dr. Watson, 657

GUI load, 652

Install/Uninstall options, 664

installation or upgrade process, 650–651

IPCONFIG command, 668

IPX/SPX, 669

log files, 651

Maintenance Wizard, 665

NetBEUI, 669

NetBIOS, 669

networking, 668–670

overview, 647–648

POST/BIOS, 652

preparing for installation/upgrade, 648–649

printers, 667–668

protected mode load, 652

real mode load, 652

Recycle Bin, 664

REGEDIT command, 654–656

Registry, 654–656

reinstalling, 279–280

Resource Meter, 656

SCANREG/RESTORE command, 655

Startup Disk options, 665

start-up process, 651–654

System Monitor, 656

SYSTEM.DAT, 654

Task Manager, 656–657

TCP/IP, 669

USER.DAT, 654

Virtual Memory settings, 663–664

WIN.COM, 625

Windows Update Manager, 660–661

Windows 95

IRDA patch, 568

USB patch, 558

Windows Control Panel

Accessibility Options in, 19

accessing, tutorial, 18

Add/Remove Hardware, 19

Administrative Tools, 19–30

applets and, 18

Category View vs. Classic View, 19

Internet Options on, 236–241

Mouse applet, 210

Phone and Modem applet, 229–232

wizards and, 18–19

Windows key on keyboard, 215

Windows ME (Millennium Edition)

ActiveX, 781–784

applet security levels, 782

Auto Update, 764–765

CGI (Common Gateway Interface), 784

connecting to Windows 2000/NT server, 778–779

cookies, 779–780

creating Firewire subnet, 779

DCC (Direct Cable Connection), 786–787

Device Manager, 763

diagnosing and troubleshooting test tips, 784–787

dial-up networking, 775–776

Display Properties, 760–761

Dr. Watson, 764

dual booting, 757–759

DXDIAG command, 761–762

Hardware Profiles, 767–768

ICW (Internet Connection Wizard), 773–775

JavaScript, 780

MSCONFIG command, 762–763

networking and Internet, 773–784

overview, 753–755

passwords, 769

PCHealth tools, 763

peer-to-peer connections and Home Networking Wizard, 776–778

preparing for installation/upgrade, 755

printers, 771–773

profiles, 767–771

Repair Disk, 757–759

Resource Meter, 764

ScanDisk, 764

signed applets, 781

start-up process, 760

System Information, 763–764

System Monitor, 764

System Restore, 765–767

upgrade process, 722, 756–757

User Profiles, 769–771

using DOS, 760

Windows Update, 764

Backup utility, 700

diagnosing and troubleshooting test tips, 707–709

Diagnostics utility, 703

dial-up networking, 696–697

Disk Administrator, 700

domain, 681

drive mapping, 698–699

dual boot system, 684

Event Viewer, 702

fault tolerance and RAID, 700–702

installation tips, 688

installation/upgrade process, 685–688

IPCONFIG utility, 704

logon, 694–695

LSA, SID, and ACL, 695

network installation, 685

networking and administration, 692–697

NSLOOKUP command, 706

NT Server vs. NT Workstation, 680–683

NTBOOTDD.SYS, 708

NTDETECT.COM, 708

NTFS file system, 686

overview, 680–681

passwords, 693, 695

Performance Monitor, 703

PING utility, 703–704

preparing for installation/upgrade, 683–684

printers, 706–707

Registry, 691–692

resolving boot issues, 691

shared resources and permissions, 697–698

start-up process, 689–691

TCP/IP utilities, 703

TELNET command, 706

TRACERT utility, 704–705

user account creation and management, 693–694

user profiles and system policies, 696

volume sets, 702

Windows Updates, 660–661, 764

Windows XP

Backup, 807–808

BIOS upgrade, 769

BOOT.INI, 812

bridging, 820

CD-ROM installation, 769

Device Manager, 806

diagnosing and troubleshooting test tips, 823–824

Diagnostic Startup, 811

Driver Signing, 806

Event Viewer, 809–811

file and printer sharing, 822–823

Home Edition overview, 793–794

ICF (Internet Connection Firewall), 820–822

ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol), 820–822

ipconfig command, 818

mandatory user profile, 816

MMC (Microsoft Management Console), 807

MSCONFIG (Microsoft Configuration Utility), 811–812

Network Connections, 818–819

Network Setup Wizard, 818–819

networking and Internet, 818–823

PING, 821

preparing for installation, 795–796

printers, 816–818

Professional Edition overview, 794–795

Recovery Console, 814–815

Remote Assistance, 813–814

Remote Desktop, 812–813

Remote Installation Services, 802–803

roaming profiles, 816

Safe Mode, 812

Security Settings, 708

setup disks, 769

Setup Manager, 800–802

start-up processes, 803–805

Startup settings, 812

System Restore, 808–809

SYSTEM.INI, 811

upgrade procedures, 797–803

user profiles, 815–816

WIA (Windows Imaging Architecture), 809

WIN.INI, 811

Winipcfg command (DOS), 591

WINNT32 command, 330–331

WINS (Windows Internet Naming Service), 738, 858

Wireless networking

802.1X standards, 567, 568–570, 582–583

access points, 571

ad-hoc mode, 572

directional antenna, 572

EAP (Extensible Authentication Protocol), 569–570

IR (Infrared), 567–568

omnidirectional antenna, 572

RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In Service), 569–570

RF (Radio Frequency), 567

site surveys, 572–573

transmissions and security, 568

WAP (Wireless Application Protocol), 571

WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy), 571

WLAN (Wireless LAN), 568, 571

Wires, tip for organizing, 11

Wizards, 18–19

WLAN (Wireless LAN), 568, 571, 858

WLTS (Wireless Transport Layer Security), 571

Workgroups and domains, 741

WORM (Write-Once, Read-Many) CDs, 540

Worms and viruses, 597–598, 742

WRAM (Windows Random Access Memory), 445, 500, 858

Wristbands and anklebands, anti-static (ESD), 7, 302




The A+ Certification & PC Repair Handbook
The A+ Certification & PC Repair Handbook (Charles River Media Networking/Security)
ISBN: 1584503726
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 390

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