OS Lesson 08 Test Bank Flashcards
1
Q
- Which of the following is defined as a properly secured copy of files and folders—and sometimes settings—usually saved in a compressed format?
a) restore
b) backup
c) recovery
d) schedule
A
b) backup
2
Q
- Which of the following was designed to protect a computer in the event of a system failure by storing data on another medium (hard drive, network folder, or CD/DVD)?
a) Windows Firewall
b) Windows Recovery Environment
c) Windows 10 System Recovery
d) Windows 7 File Recovery
A
d) Windows 7 File Recovery
3
Q
- Which of the following statements are true of configuring system recovery?
a) You should know the available recovery options and what steps to take before a system fails.
b) A backup or the process of backing up refers to duplicating data so that these duplications can be accessed if you need to restore the original files after a data loss event.
c) Backups can be used to restore entire systems following a disaster or to restore a small set of files that were accidentally deleted or corrupted.
d) All of the above
A
d) All of the above
4
Q
- Which of the following saves information about drivers, registry settings, programs, and system files in the form of restore points for drives with system protection turned on?
a) Windows Recovery Environment
b) Windows System Restore
c) Windows 10 System Recovery
d) Windows 7 File Recovery
A
b) Windows System Restore
5
Q
- Which of the following statements are true of restore points?
a) You should create restore points after performing any major system event, such as installing a program or a new device driver.
b) By default, Windows 10 automatically creates restore points every 14 days if no restore points have been created during that time period.
c) A restore point is a representation of the state of a computer’s system files and settings.
d) You cannot use restore points to return items to an earlier state without affecting personal files.
A
c) A restore point is a representation of the state of a computer’s system files and settings.
6
Q
- Which of the following provides enough of a boot environment to get back into the system to begin the troubleshooting process?
a) Windows 10 System Recovery
b) Windows 10 File Recovery Drive
c) Windows System Restore
d) Windows 7 File Recovery
A
b) Windows 10 File Recovery Drive
7
Q
- Which of the following statements are true of the File History feature?
a) File History enables users who are not administrators to select an external drive or a folder on the network, and it automatically backs up and restores their personal files.
b) File History scans for changes to your personal files.
c) File History does not require administrative privileges to set up and run.
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
A
d) All of the above
8
Q
- Which of the following can be used to repair common causes of un-bootable operating systems?
a) Windows 10 System Recovery
b) Windows 7 File Recovery
c) Windows Recovery Environment
d) Windows Restore Environment
A
c) Windows Recovery Environment
9
Q
- You can use a _______ to roll back your system to an earlier point in time.
A
restore point
10
Q
- A backup is created so you can _____the files and settings in the event of data loss from a hard disk failure, accidental erasure or disk formatting, or natural events.
A
restore
11
Q
- _____ is useful for troubleshooting problems with programs and drivers that might not start correctly or that might prevent Windows from starting correctly.
A
safe mode
12
Q
- If you create a Windows 10 File Recovery drive on a Windows 10_____, you cannot use it to repair a 64-bit system, and vice versa.
A
32-bit system
13
Q
- Describe a restore point.
A
a representation of the state of a computer’s system files and settings.
14
Q
- A backup or the process of backing up refers to _____.
A
duplicating data so that these duplications can be accessed if you need to restore the original files after a data loss event.
