Use Windows administrative tools, management consoles, services and logs

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Use core administrative tools such as Computer Management, Event Viewer, Task Scheduler, Services, System Configuration, Performance Monitor, Resource Monitor, Disk Management, Device Manager and Local Users and Groups for common support tasks.
Navigate Microsoft Management Console interfaces and identify when a specific snap-in is the correct tool for local administration.

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Manage Windows services by identifying service states, startup types and dependencies and applying start, stop, restart or disable actions appropriately.

Use Task Scheduler to identify, create or modify basic scheduled tasks for maintenance and automation scenarios.

Apply system information and diagnostic consoles to review hardware, startup configuration and resource usage when investigating support issues.

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