220-1002 · Question #782
A user's computer has been performing sluggishly The user reports the computer lakes a long time to be ready to use after powering it on A technician decides to use MSConfig to review the…
The correct answer is A. Startup E. Disk Cleanup. The listed correct answer of A and E is likely incorrect - Disk Cleanup (E) is a separate Windows utility that does not appear in MSConfig and does not help diagnose startup slowdowns. The correct MSConfig tabs for this scenario are: A. Startup - lists all programs configured…
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A user's computer has been performing sluggishly The user reports the computer lakes a long time to be ready to use after powering it on A technician decides to use MSConfig to review the applications that might be causing the slowdown On which of the following should the technician focus? (Select TWO).
Options
- AStartup
- BDisk Defragmenter
- CWindows Updates
- DServices
- EDisk Cleanup
- FEvent Viewer
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A86% (31)
- B3% (1)
- D8% (3)
- F3% (1)
Explanation
The listed correct answer of A and E is likely incorrect - Disk Cleanup (E) is a separate Windows utility that does not appear in MSConfig and does not help diagnose startup slowdowns. The correct MSConfig tabs for this scenario are: A. Startup - lists all programs configured to launch automatically at Windows startup, directly impacting boot time; and D. Services - lists all Windows and third-party services set to auto-start. A technician diagnosing a slow boot uses MSConfig to identify and disable unnecessary startup programs and services. Disk Defragmenter, Windows Updates, Disk Cleanup, and Event Viewer are all separate tools not accessible within MSConfig.
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