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1 technician computer
"The computer on which you install the Windows OEM Preinstallation Kit (Windows OPK) or Windows Automated Installation Kit (Windows AIK), and where you create answer files, build configuration sets, and build custom Windows PE images. Windows System Image Manager (Windows SIM) is the primary tool used to create and modify answer files and configuration sets. The technician computer typically contains your distribution share, a folder structure that contains the source files necessary to install your Windows installation." -
2 Microsoft Office 365 desktop readiness tool
"A program for Office 365 that assesses a computer's readiness for Office 365, prepares it for Office 365, and reports the state of the computer to a small business administrator and/or to Microsoft."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Microsoft Office 365 desktop readiness tool
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3 Task Manager
"A tool that provides information about programs and processes running on the computer. Using Task Manager, you can end or run programs, end processes, and display a dynamic overview of your computer's performance." -
4 Windows Live OneCare safety scanner
"The free online on-demand tool that conducts three types of scans: the protection scan checks for and removes things like viruses and malware; the clean-up scan checks the hard disk for unnecessary files and helps users decide which ones they can safely remove, and also clears the computer's registry of orphaned data; the tune-up scan helps improve the computer's performance by defragmenting the hard disk."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Windows Live OneCare safety scanner
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5 safety scanner
"The free online on-demand tool that conducts three types of scans: the protection scan checks for and removes things like viruses and malware; the clean-up scan checks the hard disk for unnecessary files and helps users decide which ones they can safely remove, and also clears the computer's registry of orphaned data; the tune-up scan helps improve the computer's performance by defragmenting the hard disk." -
6 Windows Live OneCare Safety Scanner
"The free online on-demand tool that conducts three types of scans: the protection scan checks for and removes things like viruses and malware; the clean-up scan checks the hard disk for unnecessary files and helps users decide which ones they can safely remove, and also clears the computer's registry of orphaned data; the tune-up scan helps improve the computer's performance by defragmenting the hard disk."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Windows Live OneCare Safety Scanner
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7 Windows Assessment Console
"A tool in the Windows ADK that uses assessments to create jobs that evaluate quality and view the results after a job runs. The Windows AC can also package a job and other necessary files, save the files in a folder that contains an executable file, move the job to another computer, and then run the job on the new computer."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Windows Assessment Console
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8 Windows AC
"A tool in the Windows ADK that uses assessments to create jobs that evaluate quality and view the results after a job runs. The Windows AC can also package a job and other necessary files, save the files in a folder that contains an executable file, move the job to another computer, and then run the job on the new computer." -
9 dynamic disk
"A physical disk that provides features that basic disks do not, such as support for volumes that span multiple disks. Dynamic disks use a hidden database to track information about dynamic volumes on the disk and other dynamic disks in the computer. You convert basic disks to dynamic by using the Disk Management snap-in or the DiskPart command-line tool. When you convert a basic disk to dynamic, all existing basic volumes become dynamic volumes." -
10 synchronization manager
A tool used to ensure that a file or directory on a client computer contains the same data as a matching file or directory on a server. -
11 troubleshooter
An automated tool that helps find and fix specific problems on your computer. -
12 Device Manager
"An administrative tool that you can use to manage the devices on your computer. Using Device Manager, you can view and change device properties, update device drivers, configure device settings, and uninstall devices." -
13 System Restore
"A tool that lets you restore your computer to a previous state, if a problem occurs, without losing your personal data files (such as Microsoft Word documents, browsing history, drawings, favorites, or e-mail)." -
14 Content Advisor
A tool in Microsoft Internet Explorer that lets you control which sites users on your computer can visit. This is particularly helpful for parents who want to control the content their children view on the Web. -
15 Sysprep
A tool that prepares the hard disk on a source computer for duplication to destination computers. -
16 Data Collector Set
A computer management tool used to group data collectors into sets that run on the same schedule. -
17 Windows Performance Diagnostic Console
A tool used in computer management to monitor the devices or processes on user's system.English-Arabic terms dictionary > Windows Performance Diagnostic Console
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18 cockpit
"A tool used to view and manage certain types of computer jobs, such as data upgrade jobs during an upgrade to a new version of the program." -
19 Sync Manager
A tool used to ensure that a file or directory on a client computer contains the same data as a matching file or directory on a server. -
20 Synchronization Manager
A tool used to ensure that a file or directory on a client computer contains the same data as a matching file or directory on a server.
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