Instructions: Select one option (Highlight, Bold or Underline) Q1-Q10 (10 Points each) Q1. What do the Automated Troubleshooters do? They reset components to their default state They download extra junk from the Microsoft website There are no automated troubleshooters in Windows They cannot fix any problem in Windows Q2. When you start your PC from your Windows install media to restore a System Image you must do what? Click Install and follow the instructions Click "System Image Restore" instead of install Click "Repair Your Computer" instead of clicking Install You cannot restore a system image from the Restore Media Q3. What is a Checkpoint in Hyper-V? A configuration of virtual machine when it is crashing A position you can manipulate during the creation of a virtual machine A saved position, like System Restore, that you can roll back to A The last-saved configuration of a virtual machine Why would you want to take ownership of files? Because another user has logged-in, since the user last used the PC Because if deleted and recovered, the files cannot be accessed. Because you've removed a user account from the PC, but another user needs to access the files Because you've moved a user's files to network storage Q5. What does a Microsoft Account let you do with BitLocker? Nothing, there's no difference using BitLocker with or without a Microsoft Account You can only use BitLocker on a PC where you sign in with a Microsoft Account You can use your Microsoft Account to auto-unlock a PC or disk You can save your recovery key to the Microsoft Account Where can you find Hyper-V in Windows 10 Pro to Activate It? Control Panel> Administrative Tools Windows Explorer Control Panel Control Panel >Programs and Features > Turn Windows Features on/off 07. What is the difference between BitLocker and EFS? BitLocker is full disk encryption, EFS is file and folder encryption EFS is not available in Windows 10 There is no difference between them EFS is on all Windows PCs, BitLocker is only available in Enterprise versions Q8. How does a Standard User Account Differ from an Administrator Account? The Standard user cannot change any settings The Standard user account can only make changes to the local PC The Standard user can only change settings that affect their own account An Administrator Account can only be set up using Windows Server 09. Describe why do you need to back up? Q10. What you need to back up