A+ 902 Test 5 Flashcards
The SFC utility in Windows:
Scans for and restores corrupted system files
The /R switch of the CHKDSK utility
Locates bad sectors and recovers readable information
Fixes errors on the disk
The /F switch of the CHKDSK utility:
Fixes errors on the disk
Which of the command-line commands listed below allows for updating multiple Group Policy settings in MS Windows?
GPUPDATE
A command-line command in MS Windows that displays Group Policy information for a machine or user is known as:
GPRESULT
Which of the following Windows Command Prompt commands can be used to list all directory’s files and subdirectories contained in the current directory?
DIR
DIR .
Which of the commands listed below allow(s) for exiting the command interpreter in Windows?
TASKKILL /IM CMD.EXE
EXIT
Which of the following commands in Windows can be used to display help information related to a specific command-line utility?
help [command name]
[command name] /?
Used without any parameters, the HELP command in MS Windows displays a list of available system commands along with a brief description of each command.
True
Which of the answers listed below refers to a Windows Command Prompt command used for uncompressing cabinet files?
EXPAND
The “Run as administrator” option in MS Windows available after right-clicking on the Command Prompt application icon allows for execution of shell commands reserved for a system administrator.
True
Many of the utilities available in the Administrative Tools menu in Windows Control Panel are implemented as the so-called Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-ins. The most prominent MMC component in this menu (which contains a collection of other MMC snap-ins such as Device Manager, Disk Management, and Event Viewer) is called:
Computer Management
If a device in Windows fails after driver update, the driver can be restored to the previously installed version in:
Device Manager
Which of the command-line commands in Microsoft Windows launches the Device Manager tool?
DEVMGMT.MSC
Local Users and Groups is a Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in included by default in all versions of MS Windows that enables creating custom user groups, moving accounts from one group to another, or adding/removing accounts from different groups.
True