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5. You have managed to restore Ken’s computer to a previous configuration. You no
longer receive error messages about services not starting and are satisfied that the
program has been removed from the computer. However, Ken still wants to use
the backup program. After researching the program, you find that Ken was right
about being able to install it as a command-line utility. When you perform this
type of installation, no service is installed. You install Ken’s program in this fashion.
Ken is not familiar with using the command prompt, though, and wants to
have the program back up his computer automatically each night. How can you
set this up?
You should create a scheduled task that runs the executable command at the desired time
each night. After creating the task, you can use the Properties dialog box for the task to specify
the necessary command-line options for running the program.
Troubleshooting Lab
1. Given the date and time of the last error message that Rebecca saw, look through
Rebecca’s System log and use the following table to list the error events by their
source name, time, and error ID. List only error events that occurred within 5 minutes
of 5:00 p.m Central Time, and sort the list from oldest to newest. If you are
not in the Central Time (US & Canada) time zone, change your computer’s time
zone to (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada).
Time Source Name Error ID
4:55:14 PM W32Time 17
4:55:14 PM W32Time 29
4:55:14 PM NetBT 4321
4:55:29 PM W32Time 17
4:55:29 PM W32Time 29
5:00:00 PM NetBT 4321
5:00:01 PM Netlogon 3095
5:00:01 PM NetBT 4321
5:00:01 PM Server 2505
5:00:03 PM Service Control Manager 7024
5:00:17 PM W32Time 17
5:00:17 PM W32Time 29
5:00:33 PM W32Time 17
5:00:33 PM W32Time 29