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MCITP MCSE : Security Specialist Windows-based utilities ScanDisk Used to check your hard disk for logical and physical errors. ScanDisk can then repair the damaged areas. All window versions except NT come with scandisk. If you do not shut down the computer properly win 95 OSR2 and 98 will run scandisk automatically next time you start up your computer. Device manager Access it from control panel system icon. With Device Manager you can view and print reports about system settings change a device’s resource settings view what IRQ, DMA, I/O, and memory addresses a device is using disable/enable devices add, change or remove device drivers Computer Manager The Computer Management Console in Windows 2000 brings a variety of the win 2000 system and disk tools together in one user interface. Some Tools you can access with Computer Manager Local Users and Groups System Information Event Viewer Device Manager Disk Management MSCONFIG.EXE This is the System Configuration Utility located at c:\windows\system\msconfig.exe. This program lets you troubleshoot system configuration problems, by removing entries with check boxes, reducing the chance of typing errors which may happen if you use Notepad or the System Configuration Editor. It also allows you to create a backup of your system files before you change anything. It allows you to remove programs that are automatically started when windows starts. REGEDIT.EXE is installed in the systemroot folder. REGEDIT is used to edit the registry. REGEDT32.EXE (32-bit) is the win 2000 registry editor and is installed in the systemroot\system32 folder. ATTRIB.EXE Displays or changes file attributes. attrib [+r|-r] [+a|-a] [+s|-s] [+h|-h] [[drive:][path] filename] [/s[/d]] +r Sets the read-only file attribute. -r Clears the read-only file attribute. +a Sets the archive file attribute. -a Clears the archive file attribute. +s Sets the file as a system file. -s Clears the system file attribute. +h Sets the file as a hidden file. -h Clears the hidden file attribute EXTRACT.EXE can be found in the \Windows\Command directory. In Windows 98/2000 you can view and extract CAB files using Windows Explorer. In Windows 95, you had to use the command-line Extract.exe program to extract CAB files. DEFRAG.EXE Is a utility that checks your hard disk for logical (lost clusters, cross-linked files, directory structure) and physical errors on the drive. ScanDisk can then repair the damaged areas. All window versions except NT come with scandisk. If you are using win 3.1 you have to exit to DOS and use its version. If you do not shut down the computer properly win 95 OSR2 and 98 will run the DOS version of scandisk automatically next time you start up your computer. Win 9x provides two versions of ScanDisk: a graphical windows-based version Scandskw.exe and an DOS-based version Scandisk.exe. No matter which version name you type while in windows, either from the run box or a DOS prompt the windows version will run, you must exit to DOS to run its version. Windows 2000 automatically optimizes disk use. To optimize a disk manually, right-click it in My Computer, click Properties, and then, on the Tools tab, click Defragment Now. EDIT.COM Starts Dos-based text editor.