Chapter 3 Managing Disks

Question 1

Can you convert a FAT32 partition into a NTSF? P.102

Answer 1

Yes

Question 2

Is dynamic disk supported by Windows Server 2003? P.102

Answer 2

Yes

Question 3

Which file system has a maximum volume size of 256 TB? P.103

Answer 3

NTFS

Question 4

Does FAT 32 file have encryption support? P. 103

Answer 4

No

Question 5

What does the FAT, in the name FAT32, stand for? P. 104

Answer 5

File Allocation System

Question 6

What is one of the main advantages of the FAT32 file system? P.104

Answer 6

Smaller cluster sizes

Question 7

In what operating system was the NTSF file system first used? P.104

Answer 7

Windows NT

Question 8

What is the syntax for converting a partition? P.105

Answer 8

convert [drive:]/fs:ntfs

Question 9

What switch can be used to show all messages during the conversion process. P.105

Answer 9

/v

Question 10

To cancel a conversion, what is the key that needs to be edited? P.106

Answer 10

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\SessionManager

Question 11

What are the 3 types of disk storage that Windows 7 supports? P. 106

Answer 11

Basic, Dynamic, and GUID

Question 12

When stopping a conversion, the boot execute value needs to be changed from what to what? P. 106

Answer 12

From autoconv\dosdevices\x:/FS:NTFS to autocheck autochk*

Question 13

What does GPT stand for? P. 106

Answer 13

GUID Partition Table

Question 14

What is the earliest supported OS for GPT? P.106

Answer 14

Windows 2003 SP1

Question 15

GPT supports how many primary partitions? P. 106

Answer 15

128