A Windows XP Computer Has Been Infected with a Virus

question 134

Multiple Choice

A Windows XP computer has been infected with a virus and after restoring the computer you try to open Task Manager and receive an error message. The message states the application was unable to be located because VDMBG.dll was not found. You conclude the virus damaged or deleted the .dll file. How do you fix the problem to be able to open Task Manager?

• A)Download the .dll file from a third-party source and install to the WindowsSystem32 folder
• B)Download the .dll file from Windows Update and install to the WindowsSystem32 folder
• C)Extract the VDMBG.dll file from the 1386 folder on the Windows XP installation CD and install to the WindowsSystem32 folder
• D)Back up all the data and reinstall Windows XP

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Definitions:

Straight-Line Rate

The method of calculating equal depreciation expenses for an asset over its useful life.

Useful Life

The expected period over which an asset is anticipated to be economically usable by one or more users.

Double-Declining-Balance Method

An accelerated depreciation method that counts the depreciation of tangible assets at twice the normal rate.

Residual Value

The estimated value of an asset at the end of its useful life, often considered for depreciation purposes.