Windows 2000

Front 1

How much hard disk space is supported by Windows 2000 Professional using NTFS?

Back 1

2TB (Terabytes)

Front 2

Which tool is the primary interface through which most Windows 2000 administrative tasks are performed?

Back 2

MMC - Microsoft Management Console

Front 3

True or False:
In NTFS, objects moved within the same volume or partition retain their original NTFS permissions.

Back 3

True

Front 4

What two types of multitasking are supported by Windows 2000?

Back 4

Cooperative and Pre-emptive multitasking

Front 5

True or False:

Windows 2000 runs on top of DOS.

Back 5

FALSE

Front 6

Which Applet should you use to add Windows components distributed on the Windows 2000 Professional CD?

Back 6

Add/Remove Programs

Front 7

Which Applet can be used to change Domain or Workgroup membership?

Back 7

The System applet.

Front 8

How much memory is supported by Windows 2000 Professional?

Back 8

4 GB

Front 9

What does NTFS stand for?

Back 9

New Technology File System.

Front 10

When logical drives are present on a basic storage device, how many primary partitions can exist?

Back 10

Three. (Remember, Logical drives require an extended partition)

Front 11

What is the page size used by the VMM (Virtual Memory Manager) in Windows 2K?

Back 11

4KB

Front 12

Which storage method uses primary and extended partitions?

Back 12

Basic

Front 13

How many primary partitions can be active at one time?

Back 13

ONE!

Front 14

True or False:
In NTFS, when a new object is created, it always assumes the permissions (and other settings and attributes) of its parent or container.

Back 14

True.

Front 15

What are the four products in the Windows 2000 family?

Back 15

Windows 2000 Professional
Windows 2000 Server
Windows 2000 Advanced Server
Windows 2000 Datacenter Server

Front 16

Home/Office Desk, Presentation and Portable/Laptop are examples of predefined what?

Back 16

Power Options Settings.

Front 17

True or False:
NTFS volumes created under Windows 2000 cannot be accessed by any other operating system.

Back 17

True. Volumes are Dynamic drives, which are only supported by Windows 2000.

Front 18

All Windows 2000 processes operate in one of two modes. What are they?

Back 18

Kernal mode and User mode.

Front 19

True or False:
A scheduled task can function only on the system where it was defined.

Back 19

FALSE

Front 20

The unit of memory used by the Virtual Memory Manager is called what?

Back 20

A Page

Front 21

What essential piece of documentation should be consulted when configuring a Windows 2000 machine?

Back 21

The HCL (Hardware Compatibility List)

Front 22

Through which applet can you access troubleshooting help for an audio card?

Back 22

Add/Remove Hardware and Sounds and Multimedia.

Front 23

Which tool is used to ensure that a newly installed device is functioning properly?

Back 23

Device Manager. (Can be accessed from both the System and Administrative Tools applets)

Front 24

What are extensions used for in the context of the MMC?

Back 24

To add functionality to stand alone snap-ins

Front 25

In Windows 2000, all direct access to hardware is mediated by what component?

Back 25

HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer).

Front 26

Which Applet is used to configure Toggle Keys and SoundSentry?

Back 26

Accessibility Options

Front 27

How much hard disk space is supported by Windows 2000 Professional using FAT16?

Back 27

4GB

Front 28

Where can you define the utilities to handle e-mail, newsgroups, online calls and contacts?

Back 28

Internet Options

Front 29

Which partition hosts the main Windows 2000 system files and is the initital default location for the paging file?

Back 29

Boot partition.

Front 30

True or False:
Using snap-ins, you can create .msc consoles that include only the functionality that you need.

Back 30

True

Front 31

How many CPU's can Windows 2000 Professional support?

Back 31

Two

Front 32

What tool is used to upgrade a basic disk to a dynamic disk?

Back 32

The Disk Management Tool.

Front 33

True or False:
Upgrading a basic drive to a dynamic drive does not cause data loss or any change in the existing partition structure.

Back 33

True. However, the dynamic disk should be a non-system disk.

Front 34

What happens when a user presses the CTRL+ALT+DELETE key combination after booting in Windows 2000?

Back 34

The logon screen appears.

Front 35

What version of Windows NT can access Windows 2000 NTFS Volumes?

Back 35

Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 4 or higher applied.

Front 36

What command-line tool would you use to convert from FAT/FAT32 to NTFS?

Back 36

Convert.exe

Front 37

What two methods does Windows 2000 use to access formatted volumes?

Back 37

Drive letters and Mount Points.

Front 38

True or False:
The only file system supported by Windows 2000 that offers file level security is NTFS.

Back 38

True.

Front 39

True or False:
Windows 2000 can only be installed onto basic storage type partitions.

Back 39

True

Front 40

True or False:
When moving or copying an object from an NTFS volume to a FAT volume, all NTFS settings are lost and the object inherits the FAT attributes and settings of its new container.

Back 40

True

Front 41

True or false:
Once Windows 2000 is installed, the boot partition can be transformed into a dynamic storage device.

Back 41

True. (However, the System partition MUST remain a basic storage device)

Front 42

What two networking models are supported in Windows 2000?

Back 42

Workgroup and Domain.

Front 43

True or false:
Dynamic storage structures can be expanded on the fly without rebooting Windows 2000.

Back 43

True

Front 44

What are the two types of storage supported by Windows 2000?

Back 44

Basic and Dynamic.

Front 45

What file systems does Windows 2000 support?

Back 45

FAT, FAT32 and NTFS.