Windows and AD Fundamentals: Windows Fundamentals 2 (TryHackMe)

In this article, I will write a write-up for Windows Fundamentals 2 that covers System Configuration, Change UAC Settings, Computer Management, System Information, Resource Monitor, Command Prompt and Registry Editor.

1. What is the name of the service that lists Systems Internals as the manufacturer? PsShutdown

2. Whom is the Windows license registered to? Windows User

3. What is the command for Windows Troubleshooting? C:\\Windows\\System32\\control.exe /name Microsoft.Troubleshooting

4. What command will open the Control Panel? (The answer is the name of .exe, not the full path) control.exe

5. What is the command to open User Account Control Settings? (The answer is the name of the .exe file, not the full path) UserAccountControlSettings.exe

6. What is the command to open Computer Management? (The answer is the name of the .msc file, not the full path) compmgmt.msc

7. At what time every day is the GoogleUpdateTaskMachineUA task configured to run? 6:15 AM

8. What is the name of the hidden folder that is shared? sh4r3dF0Ld3r

9. What is the command to open System Information? (The answer is the name of the .exe file, not the full path) msinfo32.exe

10. What is listed under System Name? THM-WINFUN2

11. Under Environment Variables, what is the value for ComSpec? %SystemRoot%\\system32\\cmd.exe

12. What is the command to open Resource Monitor? (The answer is the name of the .exe file, not the full path) resmon.exe

13. In System Configuration, what is the full command for Internet Protocol Configuration? C:\\Windows\\System32\\cmd.exe /k %windir%\\system32\\ipconfig.exe

14. For the ipconfig command, how do you show detailed information? ipconfig /all

15. What is the command to open the Registry Editor? (The answer is the name of the .exe file, not the full path) regedt32.exe

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