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902.3 Flashcards

1
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When you upgrade a basic disk to a dynamic disk, existing partitions are converted to…

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simple volumes.

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How can you convert a disk partition without losing any data?

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Use the Convert command to change the file system

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Libraries?

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Is used to group files and folders, locally and on network locations, into a single logical folder.

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4
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To see the temporary files on a machine running Windows 7 (or Vista),

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%tmp% or %temp% or C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp directory

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The .msi extension identifies

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installation file for use by Windows Installer.

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The .exe extension indicates

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a program file.

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The extension .bat indicates

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a batch file.

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The extension .dll indicates

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a dynamic link library system file

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9
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Windows system file?

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.dll (dynamic link library)

.drv (device driver)

.vxd (virtual device driver)

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10
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Program file extensions ?

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.exe and .com.

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The robocopy command (short for Robust File Copy)

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to copy entire folder structures between volumes or across a network.

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A benefit of using robocopy is

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All NTFS file permissions and attributes are maintained and interrupted transfers can be resumed.

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13
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The xcopy command will

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copy files and directory trees but will not maintain all NTFS file permissions and attributes.

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14
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Use Chkdsk or Scandisk

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to check a disk for bad clusters.

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15
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Use Fdisk to

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create partitions

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16
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When you move or copy files to an NTFS partition, the files inherit the permissions configured for the partition and parent folders except

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If you had configured explicit permissions for the files, then moving the file would retain the explicit permissions assigned to the file.

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17
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An operating system is a set of programs that acts as an interface between

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the applications that are running on a computer and the computer’s hardware.

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18
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Which Windows tools would you use to browse the file system on a drive? (Select three.)

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My Computer

Windows Explorer

File Explorer

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19
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Processor utilization

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is the amount (percentage) of time the processor spends doing non­ idle tasks.

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The % Disk Time statistic

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identifies the percentage of time that the disk subsystem is busy reading from and writing to disk.

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The average disk queue length

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tells you the number of read and write requests that are typically waiting to be processed.

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22
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The commit charge

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how much memory has been assigned to running processes.

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Memory pages per second represents

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the number of hard faults that occur each second.

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24
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Windows Easy Transfer (WET)

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is designed for user data migrations in small environments or for a single computer.

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25
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User State Migration Tool (USMT)

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is an advanced tool designed for larger environments involving many computers.

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26
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To edit Power Plans in the Windows 7 operating system

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o to Control Panel > System and Security > Power Options.

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27
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Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit (MAP)

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  • Checks hardware compatibility
  • Checks device drivers that need updating
  • Recommends a migration path to Windows 10.
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28
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require 2 GB RAM for a 64­bit system

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Windows 10 and Windows 8/8.1

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29
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require a 1 GHz processor,

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Windows versions 10, 8/8.1 and 7

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30
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requires an 800 MHz processor

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Windows Vista

31
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Use Remote Assistance to

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watch what another user is doing. In the session, you can take control of host and show the user how to complete the task.

32
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Remote Desktop,

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you could do the task on the user’s computer, but they wouldn’t be able to see what you’re doing.

33
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Storage spaces are comprised of three components:

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Devices

Pools Of Storage> Made up of those devices

Storage Spaces> Made up of those storage pools

34
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Devices

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are the hard disks or other types of storage from which storage pools are created. You can use a variety of devices such as SATA drives and external drives to create storage pools.

35
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Pools of storage

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A pool is a logical concept composed of the free space available on the specified storage devices.

36
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Storage spaces define

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logical units of space created from a pool. One or more storage spaces can be created from the pool. To the Windows system and the user, storage spaces appear as disks with typical drive letters (e.g., E: drive, F: drive).

37
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When you need more disk space for your storage spaces, follow these steps:

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  • Install a new storage device to the system
  • Add the free space on that device to a storage pool
  • Allocate space to an existing storage space
38
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Backups created with Backup and Restore cannot

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be stored on the same drive containing the information being backed up

39
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Reliability Monitor

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assesses the system’s overall stability.

40
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Performance Monitor

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displays statistics that tell you about the operation of your computer.

41
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What is the recommended size of the paging file on a Windows 10 system with xxxGB’s of RAM installed?

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Equal to the amount of physical RAM.

42
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What is another name for the paging file?

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Virtual Memory

43
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Where should you place the paging file?

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System Volume

44
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Which tool would you use to configure the paging file location and size on a Windows system?

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Advanced System Settings in Control Panel

45
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The only way to go from NTFS to FAT32 is

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-To reformat the drive. -Because reformatting destroys all data, you should back up the drive before formatting, then restore

46
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MSCONFIG (aka System Configuration) allows you to do what at boot?

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create a log file of what is happening at boot time by selecting the Boot tab and marking Boot log.

47
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When creating a Windows software RAID on Windows 10,

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all of the drive used for the RAID system must be configured as dynamic disks

48
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A hidden share is a form of a network share that

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cannot be viewed by others when they are searching for the shared location. These shares are created by adding a $ to the end of the share when it is created.

49
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Network share

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you can choose who to grant the ability to see and read documents in the shared folder

50
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installation file for use by Windows Installer.

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The .msi extension identifies

51
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a program file.

A

The .exe extension indicates

52
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a batch file.

A

The extension .bat indicates

53
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a dynamic link library system file

A

The extension .dll indicates

54
Q

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.dll (dynamic link library)

.drv (device driver)

.vxd (virtual device driver)

A

Windows system file?

55
Q

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.exe and .com.

A

Program file extensions ?

56
Q

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to copy entire folder structures between volumes or across a network.

A

The robocopy command (short for Robust File Copy)

57
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All NTFS file permissions and attributes are maintained and interrupted transfers can be resumed.

A

A benefit of using robocopy is

58
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copy files and directory trees but will not maintain all NTFS file permissions and attributes.

A

The xcopy command will

59
Q

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to check a disk for bad clusters.

A

Use Chkdsk or Scandisk

60
Q

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create partitions

A

Use Fdisk to

61
Q

r

identifies the percentage of time that the disk subsystem is busy reading from and writing to disk.

A

The % Disk Time statistic

62
Q

r

tells you the number of read and write requests that are typically waiting to be processed.

A

The average disk queue length

63
Q

r

how much memory has been assigned to running processes.

A

The commit charge

64
Q

r

the number of hard faults that occur each second.

A

Memory pages per second statistic

65
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is designed for user data migrations in small environments or for a single computer.

A

Windows Easy Transfer (WET)

66
Q

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is the amount (percentage) of time the processor spends doing non­ idle tasks.

A

Processor utilization

67
Q

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o to Control Panel > System and Security > Power Options.

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To edit Power Plans in the Windows 7 operating system

68
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assesses the system’s overall stability.

A

Reliability Monitor

69
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Virtual Memory

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What is another name for the paging file?

70
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r

displays statistics that tell you about the operation of your computer.

A

Performance Monitor

71
Q

r

System Volume is where you can place which file?

A

Paging file

72
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r

cannot be viewed by others when they are searching for the shared location. These shares are created by adding a $ to the end of the share when it is created.

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A hidden share is a form of a network share that

73
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you can choose who to grant the ability to see and read documents in the shared folder

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Network share

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