Question of the Day for the MCITP 70-623 Exam: Supporting and Troubleshooting Applications on a Windows Vista Client for Consumer Support Technicians
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| Q: | You are an IT support professional. You will run an installation on a brand new computer. When you turn on the computer, it states that no operating system has been found. You want to run a check of the computer prior to the installation, to ensure compatibility of the computer system and Windows Vista. What should you do? |
| A: | C. The Hardware Compatibility List enables you to check whether the computer system itself is listed as Windows Vista compatible and at which standard: Windows Vista Capable or Windows Vista Premium Ready. Answer A is incorrect because installing Windows XP and attempting an upgrade to Windows Vista will not ensure a compatibility rating. It will determine that an upgrade is possible but will not give a satisfactory rating showing approval with Microsoft’s Windows Vista standards. Answer B is incorrect because booting to a Windows PE disk only proves that the computer is capable of booting to a Windows PE disk. Answer D is incorrect because you need to have a supported operating system already installed on the computer before you attempt to use the Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor. |
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MCITP 70-623 Exam Cram: Supporting and Troubleshooting Applications on a Windows Vista Client for Consumer Support Technicians
By David R. Miller, Paul A. Mancuso
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