220-802 · Question #726
A client has a Windows Vista PC that has several unused programs that run on startup. Which of the following utilities can a technician use to disable these programs from running at startup?
The correct answer is B. Performance information and tools. In Windows Vista, the 'Performance Information and Tools' Control Panel applet includes a 'Manage startup programs' link, which opens Windows Defender's Software Explorer - a Vista-specific interface for controlling startup applications. This was a new capability introduced in…
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A client has a Windows Vista PC that has several unused programs that run on startup. Which of the following utilities can a technician use to disable these programs from running at startup?
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- ADefault programs
- BPerformance information and tools
- CPerformance Monitor
- DDevice Manager
How the community answered
(18 responses)- A6% (1)
- B94% (17)
Explanation
In Windows Vista, the 'Performance Information and Tools' Control Panel applet includes a 'Manage startup programs' link, which opens Windows Defender's Software Explorer - a Vista-specific interface for controlling startup applications. This was a new capability introduced in Vista that distinguishes it from the XP approach of using MSCONFIG directly. Default Programs handles file-type associations. Performance Monitor tracks real-time system metrics. Device Manager manages hardware and drivers, not startup software.
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