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MSCONFIG allows you to disable tasks that are not needed that start when you get into windows. By doing this you decrease the amount of processing needed to do important tasks thus allowing your computer to run smoother. You can also access boot options from MSCONFIG as well allowing you to go into safe mode the next time you restart as an example.
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How do you launch the Msconfig utilitY?
To use Msconfig, enter msconfig.exe in the Run dialog box.
After Windows XP has been installed which program would a technician use to select the programs that will run at startup?
msconfig
Which tab in Msconfig can you use to find out if the computer is using dual boot configuration?
You can use the Boot tab of MSConfig to find out if the computer is using a dual boot configuration.
How could you use msconfig to temporarily disable a process?
Msconfig is one of the essential tools for your PC. To temporarily disable a process, just open msconfig and remove the relevant check marks in the Selective Start up area.
Which tab in msconfig can you use to find out if a service is currently running?
Services Tab
What can you use to zero in on the service or other program that is slowing down startup?
MSconfig
Which program would a technician use to select the programs that will run at startup?
If you are running Windows, you should use the built in selector.Go to Run and type in MSCONFIG then click the Start up tab.
What utility can you use to zero in on the service or other programs that is slowing down startup?
MSCONFIG
You can use the utility to zero in on the service or other program that is slowing down the startup.?
MSCONFIG
On which OS msconfig can it be found?
MSConfig can be found in Microsoft's Windows operating system.
How do you access msconfig?
click start >> run >> type msconfig >> click OK. or Windows key + R opens run then type msconfig >> then OK.
Which windows utility can be used to find out what processes are launched at startup?
windows system configuration utility (msconfig)
