If a newly installed device causes Windows not to boot, choosing to boot into this would be the best way to begin to fix the problem.
What is "Safe Mode"?
100
When privileged execution is required you can do this to run a program with elevated privileges.
What is "Run as Administrator"?
(Right click, then select run as administrator).
100
The first thing you should check if your laptop's wireless stops working.
What is the "Wifi Antenna Switch"?
100
The first two things to check if your computer randomly reboots.
What are the PSU and RAM?
100
Operates by sending Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) echo request packets to the target host and waiting for an ICMP echo reply. It measures the round-trip time from transmission to reception, reporting errors and packet loss.
What is Ping?
200
A feature that allows applications to reuse Windows login credentials.
What is "Single Sign-On"?
200
Using multiple authentication methods together such as an ATM card and pin number.
What is "Multi-Factor Authentication"?
200
Mobile devices typically use this kind of battery.
What is "Lithium-Ion"?
200
If your computer crashes at the same time every day, this is the utility would you use to begin troubleshooting.
What is "Event Viewer"?
200
Displays each hop (router) and measures transit delays of packets along the path to a destination across an Internet Protocol (IP) network.
What is TraceRoute? "tracert"
300
This describes the process by which a file or folder, by default, will receive its NTFS permissions from the parent folder.
What is Inheritance?
300
These are the factors that can be used in authentication.
+(Double Points for the 3 above plus -#4/5)+
What are: 1. Something You Are
2. Something You Have
3. Something You Know
+(Double Points for the 3 above plus -#4/5 - Somewhere you are or are not.)+
300
These THREE protocols can be used to connect a mobile device to an email server.
This is the first thing you should do if you hear a loud noise, see sparks, or smell burning coming from your computer.
What is "Unplug the System From The Power Source"?
300
These two commands are can only be used in the Recovery Environment. They are used to repair the MBR and windows Bootstrap respectively.
+(BONUS POINTS = For bonus points name the entire command)+
What are "/FixMBR and /FixBoot"
+(BONUS = "Bootrec /fixboot ; Bootrec /fixmbr")+
400
This command can check the integrity of windows files as well as replace them if they are damaged.
+(BONUS POINTS = full command)+
What is "System File Checker"?
+(BONUS POINTS)+
"SFC /scannow"
400
Using a website that looks like an official website in order to gather someone's personal information. Usually directed to this website via an email or other message.
What is "Phishing"?
400
An Apple utility used in iOS devices for synchronizing and upgrading.
What is "iTunes"?
400
A utility used to check the logs on a hard drive and used to warn the user before drive failure.
What is "S.M.A.R.T. (Smart Monitoring And Reporting Technology)"?
400
A Command Line tool used to perform many network administrative functions like modifying user accounts, group membership in a domain... Even useful for mapping a network drive to a drive letter in the local machine.
What is the "NET" command?
500
This is used to help determine what permissions to assign to user accounts and groups.
What is "The Principle of Least Privilege"?
500
This is used in order to prevent tailgating.
What is a "Mantrap"?
500
Aside from size, this is the main distinguishing characteristic between a tablet and a laptop.
What is "A Tablet has No Field Serviceable Parts"
500
Do this if your computer attempts to install Windows Updates each time the computer starts, but fails on the same update every time.
What is "Clear the Windows Update Cache"?
500
The Uniform Naming Convention (UNC) used for mapping a network drive.
ie. "\\sharefiles\location"