1. What are the 2 default user accounts created by Windows NT?
Every Windows NT Server or Windows NT Workstation has two default user accounts.
The Administrator user account enables you to manage the server when it first is installed. So that you cannot be locked out of the server, this account cannot be deleted or disabled, although it can be renamed. After you create other administrators, you can choose to give the Administrator account an especially secure password, store the password in a safe place, and put the Administrator account into semi-retirement.
The Guest user account cannot be deleted, but it can be disabled and renamed. Guest is disabled by default, but can be enabled if you want to permit guest users to have limited access to your domain or server.
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2. What files are required for booting Windows NT?
Ntldr, Boot.ini, Bootsect.dos, NTdetect.com, NTbootdd.sys NToskrnl.exe,Hal.dll
System
Device drivers
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3. What are the 3 phases of the NT load sequence?
1. Osloader.exe loads
* NToskrnl.exe,
* Hal.dll,
* *.pal and the
* System hive.
2. Osloader.exe scans System hive, and then loads the device drivers that are configured to start at boot time.
3. Osloader.exe then passes control to NToskrnl.exe. This ends the NT boot sequence.
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4. What are the 3 stages off the bootup process in Windows NT?
* Kernel load. HAL is loaded
* Kernel Initialization
* Services Load
* Win32 Subsystem Start
* User Logs On. Last known good is created.
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5.Which one of the following is in the Windows NT system file, autoexec, readme, ntoskrnl or ntbootdd.
NToskrnl.exe
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6. Which file is loaded by the NTLDR? smss,screg,hal or winlogon.
Hal.dll
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7. I have been searching for four hours without finding any. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
There is no excuse.
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