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- Locating Windows 7's Administrative Tools
- Holdovers from Windows XP and Windows Vista
- What's "New" in Administrative Tools for Windows XP Users
- Event Viewer
- Performance Monitor
- Print Management
- System Configuration
- Task Scheduler
- Windows Memory Diagnostic
- Specialized Administrative Tools
- Conclusion
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What's "New" in Administrative Tools for Windows XP Users
What's "New" in Administrative Tools for Windows XP Users
Windows XP users will find plenty of "new" and enhanced features in Administrative Tools, including the following:
- Event ViewerDisplays details of hardware, software, and Windows events, including warnings and failures.
- Performance MonitorProvides real-time performance analysis of user-selected subsystems (processor, memory, and more).
- Print ManagementManages local and network printers.
- System ConfigurationConfigures startup and boot options and launches system utilities.
- Task SchedulerSchedules tasks to run at user-determined times.
- Windows Memory DiagnosticChecks system and cache memory before Windows desktop boots.
- Windows Firewall with Advanced SecurityConfigures Windows Firewall to operate in two-way mode.
- iSCSI InitiatorConfigures iSCSI storage on enterprise networks.
- Windows PowerShell ModulesReplaces snapins as a way to organize and extend Windows PowerShell.