A+ Part 2 Definitions

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  1. 3. A process that reorganizes data on a hard disk for improved performance
  2. 8. This command is used to check the integrity of system files and repair them if necessary
  3. 10. This command is used to view the version and other details of the Windows operating system you are currently using
  4. 14. A modern, secure, and efficient file system used in macOS, iOS, and other Apple devices
  5. 16. This term refers to a structure that organizes files and folders on a computer
  6. 17. This term refers to a type of network in which computers are connected without a central server
  7. 20. A type of data structure that organizes and manages files on a hard drive
  8. 21. Power-saving feature that disables USB devices when they're not in use
  9. 26. A built-in encryption feature in macOS that helps protect data on a Mac
  10. 28. Networking protocol for device discovery and communication on a network
  11. 29. Command used to display the current working directory
  12. 31. A Windows tool for automating tasks at specified times or events. Allows you to schedule backups, updates, and other system maintenance tasks
  13. 33. This term refers to a group of computers that share a common security and administrative boundary
  14. 34. Method of accessing an entire disk's contents without a physical disk by creating a virtual disk using a disk image file
  15. 38. Command-line text editor for Linux
  16. 39. This command is used to map a network drive to a shared folder or drive on another computer
  17. 40. Enables users to quickly find files, applications, and other content on their Mac
  18. 41. Refers to the legal contract between the user and the software vendor
  19. 42. This command is used to remove a directory (folder) and all its contents
  20. 43. Command used to manage packages on a Linux system
  21. 44. This feature allows you to revert your system to a previous state, effectively undoing recent changes and restoring stability
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  1. 1. Command used to change the owner of a file or directory
  2. 2. This boot sector on a hard drive contains information about the partitions and how to boot the operating system
  3. 4. This command is used to defragment the hard drive and optimize system performanc
  4. 5. Enables users to quickly navigate and control their Mac using intuitive hand movements
  5. 6. Contains information on software, hardware, user preferences, and more. Central database used to store Windows settings and options
  6. 7. This partitioning scheme is used on modern hard drives and allows for larger disks and more partitions
  7. 9. This type of file contains a series of commands that are executed by the Windows operating system
  8. 11. This technology allows remote access and control of another computer over a network or the internet on MACos or Linux
  9. 12. Security vulnerability where malicious code is injected into a web page
  10. 13. This command-line utility checks for and repairs errors on the file system
  11. 15. This graphical image or logo is displayed during the startup of a computer or software application
  12. 18. This command is used to create, change, and delete user accounts on a Windows system
  13. 19. A type of wristband worn to ground oneself and prevent static electricity buildup
  14. 22. Command used to view running processes on a Linux system
  15. 23. Allows users to encrypt files and folders on Windows
  16. 24. This command is used to view and diagnose Group Policy settings applied to a user or computer
  17. 25. A Windows tool for managing startup programs and services
  18. 27. Digital patterns used by security software to identify and block malicious software
  19. 30. Shows detailed information on CPU, memory, disk, and network usage. Viewable in task manager
  20. 32. Type of formatting that creates the physical structures on a disk
  21. 35. This cryptographic mode of operation is used for encryption and integrity checks
  22. 36. A type of backup rotation method that ensures a backup copy of data is always available for restore
  23. 37. This command-line tool is used to copy files and directories from one location to another