A common name given to the bitmapped desktop image (usually a picture) that serves as a background for the entire desktop is :

Microsoft makes available a tool called the ..... for checking computers with a Windows operating system. This tool helps remove infections left by third-party software installed on the computer and displays a report describing the outcome in a log file named mrt.log in the %WINDIR%\debug folder.

With Windows XP, you cannot specify that files with certain file name extensions should always open in the same program.

Which statement about Windows XP features is correct?

Which shortcut key combination can be used to start the task manger if you need to end an unresponsive task?

Which one is true if you open an existing file, make changes to it, and save it with a new name using the 'Save As' option?

While viewing file names through the Windows Explorer, what happens if you drag and drop a file named letter1.txt on top of another file named letter2.txt lying in the same folder ?

Which Windows XP feature provides an underlying service that allows Windows and applications to determine when a machine has changed network locations ?

Windows XP includes a new type of view for folders that contain graphics files. This folder view is called .... and displays small images of all the graphics in the folder in the bottom right-hand pane of Windows Explorer and a large image of a selected picture in the top right-hand pane.

Which feature is new in the Windows XP Start menu ?

What does the Desktop Cleanup Wizard do ?