Chapter 3 Lesson 1

Question 1

1. Microsoft helps Windows 7 desktop administrators design and create Windows Imaging files with two primary support packages: the Windows 7 AIK and MDT 2010. Which of the following tools is not included as part of the Windows 7 AIK?
A. Deployment Workbench
B. Windows System Image Manager (SIM)
C. Sysprep.exe
D. ImageX.exe

Answer 1

A

Question 2

3. Which of the following is not a step in a typical Windows 7 AIK image creation process?
   A. Create an Unattend.xml or Autounattend.xml file.
   B. Start the reference computer and supply it with the answer file to enable the oper- ating system installation to proceed unattended.
   C. Prepare the reference computer for imaging by running the Oscdimg.exe utility.
   D. Start the reference computer with a Windows PE disk and use the ImageX.exe
   utility to capture a Windows Imaging file.

Answer 2

D

Question 3

4. When you are creating a deployment share using the Deployment Workbench appli- cation included in MDT 2010, which of the following can you not use as a location for the share?
A. A stand-alone DFS namespace 
B. A domain-based DFS namespace 
C. A local disk
D. A network share

Answer 3

C

Question 4

5. Which of the following types of computer is not a required component in a Windows 7 AIK or MDT 2010 workstation image creation lab?
A. A domain controller 
B. A build computer
C. A reference computer 
D. A test workstation

Answer 4

B

Question 5

2. Which of the following lists the three most common methods for creating operating system images, in order of increasing complexity?
   A. Manual image creation, Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010, Windows 7 Automated Installation Kit
   B. Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010, Windows 7 Automated Installation Kit, Manual image creation
   C. Windows 7 Automated Installation Kit, Manual image creation, Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010
   D. Manual image creation, Windows 7 Automated Installation Kit, Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010

Answer 5

A