Question

in which areas of windows will an administrator find the ability to repair or reinstall a desktop application? (choose two) apps & features start menu windows update control panel

Explanation:

• Apps & Features: In Windows, "Apps & Features" (Settings > Apps > Apps & Features) allows administrators to manage installed desktop applications. They can click on an app and select "Modify" (if available) to repair it. Some apps also offer a "Repair" or "Reset" option directly here. For reinstalling, if an app is uninstalled from here, it can be reinstalled from its original source (like a setup file or the Microsoft Store if applicable).
• Control Panel: In the classic Control Panel (which still exists in Windows for compatibility), under "Programs" > "Programs and Features", administrators have similar functionality as in "Apps & Features". They can right - click on an application and choose "Repair" (if the app supports it). Uninstalling from here (and then reinstalling from the original source) is also a common practice.
• Start Menu: The Start Menu is mainly for launching applications, pinning them, or uninstalling some modern (UWP) apps. But for repairing or reinstalling traditional desktop applications in a comprehensive way (like accessing repair wizards), it is not the primary area.
• Windows Update: Windows Update is for updating the Windows operating system, device drivers, and some Microsoft - provided components. It has no direct functionality for repairing or reinstalling third - party or most desktop applications.

Answer:

Apps & Features, Control Panel