This section provides information about using virtual memory to allow more applications to run on the system than physical memory could support. Concepts covered include:
What types of things should be recorded when a crash occurs? Why is this so important?
What sources are available for reference if common troubleshooting doesn't provide an answer?
How can driver rollback help you recover from system instability problems?
Which type of components does Windows Reporting monitor for errors?
When you select the startup mode of Last Known Good to restore the registry to the last working configuration, where does the operating system pull the configuration information from?
Video/Demo Time
10.5.1 Troubleshooting Lockups 16:23
10.5.3 Boot Options 9:21
10.5.4 Using Advanced Boot Options 8:27 Total 34:11
Number of Exam Questions
11 questions
Total Time
About 50 minutes
Section 10.6: System Recovery
Summary
This section discusses procedures to provide system recovery when a system will not boot or works improperly. Concepts covered include: