Working with Windows and CLI systems Flashcards
Which filename refers to the device driver that allows the OS to communicate with SCSI or ATA drives that aren;t related to the BIOS?
NTBootdd.sys
Which certificate provides a mechanism for recovering files encrypted with EFS if there is a problem with the user’s original private key?
Recovery Certificate
Which filename refers to the physical address support program for accessing more than 4 GB of physical RAM?
Ntkmlpa.exe
Alternate data streams can obscure valuable evidentiary data, intentionally or by coincidence.
True
Which filename refers to a 16-bit real-mode program that queries the system for device and configuration data, and then passes its findings to Ntldr?
NTDetect.com
The first 5 bytes (characters) for all MFT records are FILE.
False
The file or folder’s MFT record provides cluster addresses where the file is stored on the drive’s partition. What are these cluster addresses called?
Data runs
Which acronym refers to the file structure database that Microsoft originally designed for floppy disks?
FAT
In the NTFS MFT, all files and folders are stored in separate records of how many bytes each?
1024
Typically, a virtual machine consists of just one file.
False
As data is added, the MFT can expand to take up 75% of the NTFS disk.
False
In Microsoft file structures, sectors are grouped to form clusters, which are storage allocation units of one or more sectors.
True
What is the name of the optional built-in encryption that Microsoft added to NTFS when Windows 2000 was introduced?
EFS
One way to examine a partition’s physical level is to use a disk editor, such as WinHex, or Hex Workshop.
True
What term refers to the number of bits in one square inch of a disk platter?
Areal density
What is on an NTFS disk immediately after the Partition Boot Sector?
MFT
What enables the user to run another OS on an existing physical computer (known as the host computer) by emulating a computer’s hardware environment?
A virtual machine
Which acronym refers to the file system that was introduced when Microsoft created Windows NT and that remains the main file system in Windows 10?
NTFS