Windows server 2012 Practice Test

The correct answer is that you cannot configure a service to start automatically when the computer starts using Server Manager because Server Manager is primarily a management interface for services and roles in Windows Server. While it can be used to deploy, configure, and manage various server roles and features, it does not provide a direct option for configuring all Windows services to start automatically. Services like Remote Desktop Services, Network Location Awareness, and Print Spooler can be managed within Server Manager but require additional settings or configuration through other tools like the Services console (services.msc) or using PowerShell commands for adjusting their startup types. Server Manager facilitates the management of more extensive roles and features, but changing the startup type of individual services is typically done outside of its scope. Hence, the statement points to the inability to configure a service directly within Server Manager for startup configurations.