Chapter 14

Question 1

Starter is a what in windows 7. p667

Answer 1

2GB (x86) 1 Lacks support for Aero, cannot join a Windows Server domain, no parental controls, Remote Desktop client only, can join HomeGroup but not create

Question 2

Includes support for multitouch, cannot join a Windows Server domain, Remote Desktop client only, can join or create HomeGroup. p668

Answer 2

Home Premium 16GB 1 core

for window 7

Question 3

Can join a Windows server domain, includes Remote Desktop Server, includes EFS, includes Windows XP mode, can create HomeGroup if not domain joined, supports offline files/folders and Group Policy. p668

Answer 3

Professional 192GB 2 core

for windows 7

Question 4

Includes BitLocker, not available in retail or OEM channels (volume licensing only), includes Multilingual User Interface (MUI), can create HomeGroup if not domain joined, supports offline files/folders and Group Policy. p668

Answer 4

Enterprise 192GB 2 core

for windows 7

Question 5

Includes BitLocker, available in retail and OEM channels, includes MUI, can create HomeGroup if not domain joined, supports offline files/folders and Group Policy, Functionally, identical to Enterprise . p668

Answer 5

Ultimate 192GB 2 core

for windows 7

Question 6

key features of Windows 7: p671-672

Answer 6

Jump lists 
Pinning to the Taskbar 
Windows Taskbar 
Snap 
HomeGroup
Windows Search 
Windows Touch 
Libraries

Question 7

(MAP) stands for what? p673

Answer 7

Microsoft Assessment and Planning (MAP)

Question 8

User State Migration Tool (USMT) p678

Answer 8

allows you to migrate user file settings related to the applications, Desktop configuration, and accounts. Version 4.0 works with Windows 7

Question 9

(WET) stands for what. p678

Answer 9

Windows Easy Transfer (WET)

Question 10

(WinPE) stands for what. p679

Answer 10

Windows Preinstallation Environment (WinPE)

Question 11

(PXE) stands for what? p679

Answer 11

Pre-boot Execution Environment (PXE)

Question 12

(WinRE) stands for what? p679

Answer 12

Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE)

Question 13

What are the key boot files for windows 7.p680

Answer 13

BOOTMGR
BCD = boot configuration
WINLOAD.EXE 
WINRESUME.EXE 
NTOSKRNL.EXE

Question 14

appears in all three versions of Windows. It allows you to restore the system to a previous point in time. This feature is accessed from Start a All Programs a Accessories a System Tools a System Restore and can be used to roll back as well as to create a restore point. p681

Answer 14

System Restore

Question 15

can identify spyware and is included with all versions of Windows 7 (with small/large icons, choose Start a Control Panel a Windows Defender). p681

Answer 15

Windows Defender

Question 16

used to block access from the network, and in Windows 7, it is divided into separate settings for private networks and public networks as well as Domain Networks if connected to a domain. p681

Answer 16

Windows Firewall

Question 17

(MMC)stands for what? p688

Answer 17

Microsoft Management Console (MMC).

Question 18

Local Security Policy p688

Answer 18

allows you to set the default security settings for the system. (choose Start a and then enter secpol.msc)

Question 19

Because the likelihood of laptops being stolen always exists, it’s strongly encouraged that you use good password policies for this audience. p690

Answer 19

Enforce Password History: 8 passwords remembered Maximum Password Age: 42 days
Minimum Password Age: 3 days
Minimum Password Length: 6 to 8 characters Leave the other two settings disabled.

Question 20

This is a number of minutes ranging from 1 to 99999. A value of 0 is also allowed here and signifies that the account never unlocks itself—administrator interaction is always required. p690

Answer 20

Account Lockout Duration

Question 21

This is the number of invalid attempts before lockout occurs. The default is 0 (meaning the feature is turned off). Invalid attempt settings range from 1 to 999. A number greater than 0 changes the values of the following two options to 30 minutes; otherwise, they are “not defined.” p690

Answer 21

Account Lockout Threshold

Question 22

This is a number of minutes, ranging from 1 to 99999, that each failed login attempt remains on the counter. p690

Answer 22

Reset Account Lockout Counter After

Question 23

The Local Policies section divides into three subsections: p690

Answer 23

Audit Policy
User Rights Assignment
Security Options

Question 24

everyone can send and receive at the same time. The main advantage of full-duplex over half-duplex communication is performance. NICs can operate twice as fast in full-duplex mode as they do normally in half-duplex mode. p698

Answer 24

full duplexing

Question 25

communications travel in both directions but in only one direction at any given time. Think of a road where construction is being done on one lane— traffic can go in both directions but in only one direction at a time at that location. p698

Answer 25

half duplexing

Question 26

the mode is set to the lowest common denominator. If a card senses another card is manually configured to half duplex, then it also sets itself at that. p698

Answer 26

auto duplexing

Question 27

implements packet scheduling to control the flow of traffic and help with network transmission speeds. No properties can be configured for the service itself. p699

Answer 27

Quality of Service (QoS)

Question 28

Ethernet standard implemented via a card that allows a “sleeping” machine to awaken when it receives a wakeup signal.p699

Answer 28

Wake-on-LAN (WoL)

Question 29

What is a Bitlocker? p670

Answer 29

It allows you to use drive encryption to protect files, including those needed for startup and logon.

Question 30

What is shadow Copy? p670

Answer 30

creates copies that you can recover from should a file be accidentally deleted or overwritten.

Question 31

What are the tools in Windows 7? p 680

Answer 31

system restore
windows defender
windows firewall
action center