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Which Windows XP function allows a system to roll back to a previous state?
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What is the system restore feature in Windows XP?
It allows you to restore your computer to a previous state incase of a system problem.
Which process allows a user to return to a previous state on the computer if something goes wrong?
On a Windows machine the system restore process allows a user to return to a previous state on the computer if something goes wrong. This allows you to restore your settings should something go wrong.
What Windows tool can you use to restore the Windows system to a previous time before a device was installed?
System Restore.
What allows the system to function?
your mamma
Start up CD for windows xp?
The startup CD for Windows XP allows the system to be booted even if the existing operating system is damaged. The CD has diagnostic tools and it allows Windows to be reloaded onto the system.
What windows tool can you use to restore the windows system to a previous point in time before a device was installed?
System Restore
What type of operating system does Windows 7 need?
Windows 7 is an operating system. It does not rely on any other operating system to function.
Which methods can you use to migrate user setting from a previous operation system to windows 7?
Perform an upgrade over the top of the old operating system. Use windows easy transfer. Use the user state migration tookit.
Which Windows feature allows you to personalize your computer system?
the control panel
How do you access a previous saved document in Excel if it is not on system restore please?
Go to Open and look for the document. If it is not on the Excel list of previous documents, then Excel can offer you no help finding the document. Use the Windows search function to find the file, then open with Excel.
What is primary function of the muscular system?
It allows you to move your bones.
What windows utility allows you to control what drivers are loaded during windows startup?
System Configuration Utility (MSCONFIG)
