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24-2 Chapter 24 Monitoring and Optimizing System Performance and Reliability<br />

❑ Practice 4: Use the Performance console to monitor real-time performance<br />

information about several different counters simultaneously.<br />

❑ Practice 5: Gather processor utilization information over several hours, and<br />

then analyze that information using the Performance console.<br />

❑ Practice 6: Configure Scheduled Tasks to perform a complete disk defragmentation<br />

weekly, but only if the computer is idle. Configure the task to wake the<br />

computer if necessary.<br />

❑ Practice 7: Run the AT command without any parameters to view scheduled<br />

tasks. Schedule a task to run daily using the AT command.<br />

■ Manage, monitor, and optimize system performance for mobile users.<br />

❑ Practice 1: On a portable computer, manually set the hardware profile for<br />

both docked and undocked configurations.<br />

❑ Practice 2: Create a new hardware profile and disable noncritical drivers for<br />

that profile.<br />

❑ Practice 3: Adjust the power scheme on a computer to a variety of different<br />

settings and observe how the computer’s behavior is changed. Create a custom<br />

power scheme.<br />

■ Restore and back up the operating system, System State data, and user data.<br />

Further Reading<br />

❑ Practice 1: Perform a complete system backup using the Backup Utility.<br />

❑ Practice 2: Save the current system configuration using the System Restore<br />

tool, and then restore the system configuration to its previous state.<br />

❑ Practice 3: Boot the computer using the Last Known Good Configuration.<br />

❑ Practice 4: Boot the computer using safe mode.<br />

❑ Practice 5: Install the Recovery Console as an option on the boot menu. Then,<br />

launch the Recovery Console using the Microsoft Windows XP Professional<br />

CD and examine the available commands by executing the HELP command.<br />

<strong>Exam</strong>ine each command in detail by typing the name of each command followed<br />

by /?. Finally, edit the Boot.ini system file using the Recovery Console.<br />

This section lists supplemental readings by objective. We recommend that you study<br />

these sources thoroughly before taking exam <strong>70</strong>-2<strong>70</strong>.<br />

Objective 4.1 Microsoft Corporation. Microsoft Windows XP Professional Resource<br />

<strong>Kit</strong> Documentation. Redmond, WA: Microsoft Press, 2001. Read sections covering<br />

Task Manager, Performance Monitor, and Disk Defragmenter in Appendix D,<br />

“Tools for Troubleshooting” (available online at http://www.microsoft.com/<br />

resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/reskit/en-us/prmb_tol_cfbi.asp).

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