Match each scenario to the best Windows tool to use for the given situation. Note that two tools are used twice.

___	Configure two drives in a RAID configuration.
_____	Testing mode with limited drivers loaded.
___	Halt a misbehaving app.
__	Run a test of hard drive reads per second and writes per second to see if the drive is causing slowdown issues.
__	Configure a specific number of processors the computer uses to boot
__	Disable a computer vendor app that keeps running every time the computer boots, trying to get the user to buy storage space.
____	Disable a piece of hardware.
__	Control the Safe Mode boot type the next time the computer restarts.
_____	Let the OS try to figure out why Windows wont boot.
_____	Quickest way to see the default printer.
_____	Restart the program that allows the print spooler to function.
___	Instruct the system to perform disk maintenance twice a week instead of just once.
____	Determine when a user logged into a computer yesterday.
___	View all print servers.
_____	You suspect one of the DDR4 modules has an issue.
_____	Adjust virtual memory.
_____	Unregister a DLL.
___	Bring the system back to before a particular Windows update was installed.
_____	View system files through Windows Explorer/File Explorer.
____	Have the ability to access Device Manager and the Disk Management tool from one window.

1.	Event Viewer
2.	System Restore
3.	System Repair
4.	msconfig
5.	Device Manager
6.	Folder Options
7.	System Properties
8.	Devices and Printers
9.	Disk Management
10.	Task Scheduler
11.	Services
12.	Performance Monitor
13.	Task Manager
14.	Computer Management console
15.	Windows Memory Diagnostics Tool
16.	Safe Mode
17.	regsvr32
18.	safe boot
19.	Print Management