Chapter 6. Monitor and maintain Windows clients
When it comes to my car, I just drive it; I’m not really a maintenance type of guy. Sure, I take care of the basics, such as put gas in the tank and make sure that the tires have air, but little else. I take my car to the garage regularly for a checkup and service. The mechanics change the oil, add antifreeze, and check the essentials to ensure that my car stays roadworthy.
When I was in my late teenage years, I tweaked and fixed up motorcycles. A group of friends and I would strip down little (50cc) two-stroke engines and file away at the ports to make them minutely bigger, clean away all the burnt carbon deposits to make the pistons shine, and change the ratios on the sprocket gears to aim for either ...
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