• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/20

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

20 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
1. What charm can be used to add Administrative Tools items to the Start screen?



A. Devices


B. Search


C. Share


D. Settings

D. You can add the Administrative Tools items from the Settings charm (after pressing Windows logo key+C). You cannot add these tools from the Devices, Search, or Share charms.
2. A Windows 8.1 user is pressing Windows logo key+. (period) to snap an app to the screen location, but this is not working. What is the most likely reason?


A. Apps are snapped to the screen with Windows logo key+S.


B. Apps are snapped to the screen with Windows logo key+I.


C. The screen resolution isn’t at least 1024×768.


D. Apps are snapped to the screen with the Windows logo +. and then using the arrow keys to snap the application to a screen location.

D. The shortcut to snap apps is Windows logo key +. (period), not Windows logo key +S or Windows logo key +I. Then you can use an arrow key or your mouse to snap the app.
3. Of the following choices, what accurately describes the differences between authentication and authorization? (Choose all that apply.)



A. Users prove an identity with authentication.


B. Users prove an identity with authorization.


C. Authorization methods are used to grant users access to resources.


D. Authentication methods are used to grant users access to resources.

A, C. Users claim an identity with a user account and prove the identity by providing credentials such as a password. If the username credential is accurate, the user is authenticated. Authenticated users are given authorized access to resources by granting them permissions.

4. You need to ensure that users can access Microsoft resources like Windows Store and Sky- Drive with their user account. What type of account should they use?


A. Local account


B. Domain account


C. Microsoft Live account


D. Administrator account

C. A Microsoft Live account is needed to access the Windows Store. Depending on the environment, the Microsoft Live account might be a local account or a domain account. However, just having a local or a domain account won’t ensure they can use it with Windows Store or SkyDrive unless it is created as a Microsoft Live account. An administrator account is not necessary. Both standard and administrator accounts can be used.

5. Which of the following methods can you use to create a Microsoft Live account?


A. Computer Management ➢System Tools ➢Local Users and Groups


B. Settings charm ➢Change PC Settings ➢Accounts


C. Administrative Tools ➢Users


D. Control Panel ➢Users

B. You can create a Microsoft Live account from the Accounts tool available from the Settings charm and the Change PC Settings menu. You can create a local account in the Local Users and Groups tool but not a Microsoft Live account. Administrative Tools does not have a Users tool. The Control Panel does have a Users applet, but you cannot create a Microsoft Live account from this applet.

6. Users are using touch screens with Windows 8.1 devices. Of the following choices, what can they use for authentication rather than typing in a traditional password? (Choose all that apply.)




A. PIN


B. Picture password


C. Gestures


D. Windows Live ID

A, B, C. Users can use a personal identification number (PIN) or a picture password instead of a traditional password. A picture password is a group of three gestures such as a tap, drawing a circle, and/or drawing a straight line. It’s possible to use a Windows Live ID to log in, but not in place of a password.

7. Which of the following methods can be used for authentication in Windows 8.1? (Choose all that apply.)




A. Picture passwords


B. Biometrics


C. BitLocker


D. Smartcards

A, B, D. Picture passwords, biometrics, and smartcards can all be used for authentication in Windows 8.1. Other methods include text passwords and PINs. BitLocker is used to encrypt drives/partitions.

8. Users in a domain currently use domain-based accounts to access domain resources. The company wants users to be able to access Microsoft-based resources with their Windows 8.1 systems. Of the following choices, what is the easiest solution?


A. Have users create a separate Microsoft Live account.


B. Have users register their domain account as a Microsoft Live account.


C. Create a separate domain account for users to use as a Microsoft Live account.


D. Create a separate local account for users to use as a Microsoft Live account.

C. Domain accounts can be used as a Microsoft Live account by using the UPN format of the account. It is not necessary to have users create a separate Microsoft Live account. It is necessary to create a separate domain account because the existing account can be used. Creating a separate local account is not necessary and would be much more difficult.

9. You need to start the command prompt to run a command. Which of the follow methods will work? (Choose all that apply.)


A. Access the charms by pressing Windows logo key+C and selecting Command Prompt.


B. Type command at the Start screen and select Command Prompt.


C. Access the Settings charm by pressing Windows logo key+K and selecting Command Prompt.


D. Access the preview menu by pressing Windows logo key+X and selecting Command Prompt.

B, D. You can start the command prompt by typing command at the Start screen and selecting Command Prompt from the menu displayed by the Search charm. You can also select it from the Start menu available at the bottom left after pressing Windows logo key+X. The command prompt is not available from the Charms bar or the Settings charm.

10. When you try to run a command from the command prompt on a Windows 8.1 computer, you see an error indicating it requires elevated permissions. What should you do?


A. Run the command using PowerShell.


B. Run the command with administrative permissions.


C. Run the command from the GUI.


D. Log on with an administrative account and run the command.

. B. The error indicates that the command needs to be run from a command prompt started with administrative permissions. Running it with PowerShell won’t change the permissions. Commands often cannot be executed from the GUI. Even if you logged on with an administrative account, the command prompt doesn’t run with administrative permissions by default.

11. You are an administrator in a domain named Success.com and you have an administrator account named ITAdmin. You are helping a user resolve a problem and realize you need to run a program named App.exe from the command prompt with administrative permissions. The program needs access to the ITAdmin account environment. Which of the following commands should you use?


A. runas /user:success\itadmin /env app.exe


B. runas /user:success\itadmin /profile app.exe


C. runas /user:success\itadmin /noprofile app.exe


D. runas /user:success\itadmin /netonly app.exe

B. The runas command can be run with the /profile switch to ensure that the specified user’s environment is used for the command. The /env switch uses the current userenvironment. The /noprofile switch prevents the user’s profile from being loaded and will minimize the amount of time it takes to start the program. The /netonly switch is used for remote access only.

12. You are an administrator in a domain named Success.com and you have an administrator account named ITAdmin. You are helping a user resolve a problem and realize you need to run a program named App.exe from the command prompt with administrative permissions. You want to minimize the amount of time the program takes to run. Which of the following commands should you use?


A. runas /user:success\itadmin /env app.exe


B. runas /user:success\itadmin /profile app.exe


C. runas /user:success\itadmin /noprofile app.exe


D. runas /user:success\itadmin /netonly app.exe

C. The runas command can be run with the /noprofile switch to prevent the user’s profile from being loaded and minimize the amount of time it takes to start the program. The /profile switch ensures that the specified user’s environment is used with the application. The /env switch uses the current user environment. The /netonly switch is used for remote access only.

13. You are running Windows 8.1 with two monitors. You want to display applications on both monitors. What should you do? (Choose all that apply.)


A. Select Extend from the Start screen.


B. Select Extend from the Settings charm.


C. Select Second Screen ➢Extend from the Devices charm.


D. Run the displayswitch /extend command.

C, D. You can access the Devices charm from the Start screen, select Second Screen, and then select Extend to extend the monitor. You can also use the displayswitch /extend command from the command prompt. The Start screen doesn’t include an Extend com- mand. The Settings charm does not include the Extend tile.

14. A computer is running Windows 8.1. What command can you use to remove leftover data fragments on a disk drive that is encrypted with BitLocker Drive Encryption?


A. manage-bde -w


B. wipefreespace -bde


C. bitlocker -wipe


D. format -bde

A. The manage-bde command is used to view and manipulate BitLocker drive encryption drives. The -w switch is short for -wipefreespace and it will remove all data fragments from unused space on a drive. Neither wipefreespace nor bitlocker is a valid command. format is a valid command but it does not have a -bde switch. format will make the data inaccessible to typical users, but forensic experts can often access data on the drive.

15. Which of the following commands can you use to install a program named success.msi on a Windows 8.1 computer from the command prompt?


A. execmsi /i success.msi


B. install /i success.msi


C. installmsi /i success.msi


D. msiexec /i success.msi

D. msiexec can be executed from the command prompt to install MSI files.The/i switch specifies that the MSI file will be installed. Other switches are also available. For example, the /qb switch specifies the basic user interface level and will display a progress bar for the user. None of the other answers are valid commands in Windows 8.1.

16. You’ve tried to execute a PowerShell command but get an error indicating that access is denied. What is the most likely solution?


A. Change the PowerShell Execution Policy.


B. Run the command from the PowerShell ISE.


C. Start PowerShell using the runas command.


D. Start PowerShell with administrative permissions.

D. An access denied error message indicates that PowerShell needs to be started with administrative permissions. You can do so by right-clicking the tile and selecting Run As Administrator. The PowerShell Execution Policy affects only how scripts are run, not com- mands. The PowerShell ISE doesn’t start with administrative permissions by default, so using it won’t change the symptoms. If you use the runas command and include credentials for an administrator account this will work, but just by using the runas command.

17.You are trying to get help on a PowerShell command but only see limited help available for a specific command. What command should you use to get full help?


A. Update-Help


B. Get-Help command -Full


C. Help command -Full


D. Get-Help command -Update-Help

A. The Update-Help command can be used to update help topics for PowerShell commands. The Get-Help and Help cmdlets can be used with the -Full switch to see the full help but not if help hasn’t been updated. There is no -Update-Help switch for Get-Help.

18. You need to set the IP address of a network adapter. Which of the following PowerShell commands can be used? (Choose all that apply.)


A. Set-NetIPAddress


B. Get-NetIPAddress


C. New-NetIPAddress


D. ipconfig

A, C. The Set-NetIPAddress PowerShell cmdlet can be used to set an IP address if one isn’t currently assigned. The New-NetIPAddress can be used to set an IP address if an address is already assigned. The Get-NetIPAddress can be used to retrieve information on a network adapter. ipconfig is not a PowerShell command but is instead executed from the command prompt.

19. You are trying to execute a PowerShell script but keep getting an error indicating scripts cannot be executed. What should be done?


A. Modify the PowerShell Execution Policy to Restricted.


B. Modify the PowerShell Execution Policy to RemoteSigned.


C. Run the script using runas.


D. Launch PowerShell with administrative permissions.

B. The default PowerShell Execution Policy is restricted, blocking all scripts, but scripts can be run if the policy is changed to RemoteSigned. Running the script with runas or starting PowerShell with administrative permissions won’t affect the PowerShell Execution Policy.

20. You are trying to execute a PowerShell script in the current directory but keep getting an error indicating the script cannot be located. What is a likely solution?


A. Use .\ before the script name.


B. Modify the PowerShell Execution Policy.


C. Run the command from the PowerShell ISE.


D. Enclose the script name in quotes.

A. Scripts can be specified with the full path name or with the .\ prefix if they are in the current directory. The PowerShell Execution Policy doesn’t affect the path. Running the command in the ISE won’t change the symptoms. Quotes should be used if the script name has spaces, but doing so won’t change these symptoms.