A technician is troubleshooting a Windows workstation where a local database reporting application consistently causes system slowdowns. Task Manager indicates that memory utilization increases steadily to 95% whenever the application is active, while handle counts rise continuously until the application crashes. The technician suspects a background third-party service is conflicting with the application. Which of the following procedures should the technician perform to isolate the issue by initiating a clean boot?
- Open System Configuration (msconfig.exe), navigate to the Services tab, select Hide all Microsoft services, and select Disable all.Cevap
- BOpen the Services console (services.msc), select all non-running services, and change their Startup type setting to Disabled.
- COpen Task Manager, navigate to the Startup Apps tab, right-click each process, and select End Task to stop active memory consumption.
- DRun the sfc /scannow command from an elevated Command Prompt to restore default startup service configurations.
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Open System Configuration (msconfig.exe), navigate to the Services tab, select Hide all Microsoft services, and select Disable all.
Performing a clean boot using System Configuration (msconfig.exe) by hiding all Microsoft services and disabling the remaining third-party services allows Windows to start with a minimal driver and service profile. This isolates background software conflicts causing high memory utilization and handle leaks without risking operating system functionality.
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