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3 years ago

Your manager asks you to get details on a computer crash. What Windows Administration Tool could you use?

Computers and Technology

2 answers:

Law Incorporation [45]3 years ago

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The answer is "Option C" because the WMD is a freeware memory test software that works excellently.
It is a comprehensive math question, and it is also quite straightforward to use.
They suggest that you first test your ram with Memtest86, but you really should always test a second time with a different memory testing application to be certain.
Microsoft Windows Diagnostic is the second tool, that scans your laptop's physical memory & identifies any faults.
It requires a reboot to be used the system that will restart, and you'll be unable to your mouse in the Memory Diagnostic Tool.

The wrong choices can be defined as follows:

In option a, it is wrong because the data warehouse transforms data into information that may be used by an organization's decision-making process.
In option b, it is wrong because by using Metrics Collector Groups and logging the data, it was able to display real-time market data as well as collect and store data.
In option d, it is wrong because this is a tool used in Windows, which displays detailed information about major events that have taken place on your machine.
In option e, it is wrong because messages and trace logs could be viewed and sorted using the Log Viewer.

Learn more:

Memory Diagnostic: brainly.com/question/13606234

REY [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

D. Event Viewer

Explanation:

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