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D. Open Problem Reports And Solutions. Click Change Settings. Select Advanced Set-

tings. Under Allow Each User To Choose Reporting Settings, click Change Setting.

Select Automatically Check For Solutions (Recommended).

3. Which Event Viewer Windows log records Audit Success and Audit Failure events?

A. Application

B. Security

C. Setup

D. System

4. You are troubleshooting reliability problems on a computer running Windows Vista.

You want to obtain data about critical driver crashes, errors caused by application fail-

ures, and warnings and information events that were generated when applications

accessed the registry. You are interested only in events that occurred in the last 24 hours.

How best can you obtain this information?

A. Access the System log because only this log stores critical events.

B. Access the Applications log. Drivers are applications, so all the required informa-

tion is in this log.

C. Create a new Applications and Services log.

D. Create a custom view.

5. You want to record information such as the number of paging operations carried out per

second and the percentage of available processor time used when a computer is carrying

out several resource-intensive tasks simultaneously. For the purposes of comparison,

you want the same information for a time when the computer is only lightly used. In

addition to recording historical data, you want to see what is happening in real time

when the computer’s performance appears to drop. How do you access the best tool for

this purpose?

A. In Control Panel, select System And Maintenance. Click Problem Reports And

Solutions. Select View Problem History.

B. In Control Panel, select System And Maintenance. Click Performance Information

And Tools. Click Advanced Tools. Select Open Task Manager.

C. In Control Panel, select System And Maintenance. Click Performance Information

And Tools. Click Advanced Tools. Select View Performance Details In Event Log.

D. In Control Panel, select System And Maintenance. Click Performance Informa-

tion And Tools. Click Advanced Tools. Select Open Reliability And Performance

Monitor.