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| ____ loads into an upper memory area for its VDM, and supports HIMEM.SYS by default to enable extended memory; it also sets the number of files and buffers available to DOS or Win16 programs, and provides necessary details to configure expanded memory. |
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| ____ mode components are permitted to access system objects and resources directly, |
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| All application threads within a WOW VDM are ____ multitasked. |
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| The ____ Wizard is specifically designed to support the installation of older Windows applications that may occasionally cause problems or fail to work altogether when installed on Windows XP. |
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| When a program's process contains more than one thread of execution, it is said to be a(n) ____ process. |
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| In user mode, each process perceives the entire ____ of virtual memory available to Windows XP as its exclusive property. |
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| What is the highest thread priority? |
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| When you assign a program in the Windows environment, you are really assigning a(n) ____ to some group or user. |
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| Windows installer package |
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| Which component of the WOW VDM handles the loading of 16-bit Windows-based applications? |
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| Which file is the virtual device driver (VDD) redirector for the VDM? |
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| A file that contains instructions for the Windows Installer is called a package, and normally ends with the .msi extension. True Or false |
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| By default, processes in user mode share memory areas with other processes. True Or false |
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| DOS applications communicate directly with Windows XP drivers. True Or false |
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| It's very important that a critical section never be overwritten by more than one thread at once. True Or False |
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Usually, only one Win16 application in a VDM can be active at any given moment.
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