Chapter 4 A + Guide To Software

Front 1

An account that is a member of the ________ group can install or uninstall devices and applications and can perform all administrative tasks.

A. Power user B. Limited Users

C. Owner D. Administrator

Back 1

Administrator

Front 2

An account that is a member of the ________ group can back up and restore any files on the system regardless of their access privileges to these files.

A. Power User B. Limited Users

C. Backup Operator D. Guests

Back 2

Backup Operator

Front 3

A ________ account can read from and write to parts of the system other than their own local drive, install applications,and perform limited administrative tasks.

A. power user B. Guests

C. Limited users D. Manager

Back 3

Power User

Front 4

To open Command Prompt, click Start, click Run, and enter ______ in the Run dialog box.

A. Cmd B. nWin

C. Prt D. DOS

Back 4

Cmd

Front 5

The _____ command removes a subdirectory.

A. Deldir B. Cutdir

C. Erase D. Rmdir

Back 5

Rmdir

Front 6

The _________ command fixes file system errors and recovers data from bad sectors.

A. Recover B. Chdir

C. Mkdir D. Chkdsk

Back 6

Chkdsk

Front 7

_______ software works under windows 2000/XP at the file, folder, or volume level byrewirting data in files in a mathematically coded format that uses less space.

A. Formatting B. Recording

C. Compression D. Rewriting

Back 7

Compression

Front 8

A ________ user profile is a roaming user profile that applies to all users in a user group, and individual users cannot change that profile.

Back 8

Mandatory

Front 9

Windows 2000/XP volume, folder, and file compression can be done using the _______ command at the command prompt.

Back 9

Compact

Front 10

Has read-write access only on its own folders, read-only access to most system folders, and no access to other users' data.

Back 10

Limited User Group

Front 11

A profile that applies to a group of users.

Back 11

Group Profile

Front 12

A file with a .bat file extension.

Back 12

Batch file

Front 13

Occurs when a single file is placed in clusters that are not right next to each other.

Back 13

Fragmentation

Front 14

Follows the same general command-source-destination format as the Copy command, but offers several more options.

Back 14

XCopy

Front 15

Defines a user to Windows and records information about the user.

Back 15

User Account

Front 16

Allows a user to log on to any computer on the networked domain.

Back 16

Global User Account

Front 17

A predefined set of permissions and rights assigned to user accounts.

Back 17

User Group

Front 18

A command that is used to list files and directories.

Back 18

Dir

Front 19

A command that creates a subdirectory under a directory.

Back 19

Mkdir

Front 20

Developed by Gibson Research; analyzes the entire hard drive surface, performing data recovery of corrupted files and files system information.

Back 20

SpinRite

Front 21

In ____ Backup, all files that have been created or changed since the last backup are backed up, and all files are marked as backed up.

Back 21

Incremental