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True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

One way to verify your hardware is to go to the Microsoft Web site at www.microsoft.com/hwdq/hcl.
 

 2. 

When you are performing an upgrade to Windows XP, if you have a compressed hard drive, you must uncompress it, no matter which type of file compression you are using.
 

 3. 

Like earlier versions of Windows, Windows XP is unaware of applications installed under another OS when it is installed as a dual boot.
 

 4. 

The first step in using the Files and Setting Transfer Wizard is to create the Wizard disk.
 

 5. 

Device Manager is a utility found in the Computer Management tool.
 

 6. 

An administrator creates roaming and mandatory profiles using the Computer Management console under the Administrative Tools applet in the Control Panel.
 

 7. 

A user must go through a complex process of encryption to use EFS.
 

 8. 

Backing up the system state is one way to back up the registry.
 

 9. 

Windows XP ships with support for USB 2.0.
 

 10. 

If you use the ASR process, know that you will lose all data stored on the Windows XP volume since the last backup was made.
 

Modified True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.  If false, change the identified word or phrase to make the sentence or statement true.
 

 11. 

When setting up a dual boot, always install the newer operating system first. _________________________

 

 12. 

In Windows XP, the programs in the white column of the Start menu on the left side are OS oriented. _________________________

 

 13. 

In Windows XP, the programs in the dark column of the Start menu on the right side are OS oriented. _________________________

 

 14. 

You can only install software in Windows XP if you have Supervisor privileges. _________________________

 

 15. 

If a user enters a wrong password at logon, he or she has the opportunity to use the saved password floppy disk to go on. ______________________________

 

 16. 

Encryption uses a(n) key to encrypt and decrypt the data. _________________________

 

 17. 

The HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE key contains information about the active hardware configuration. _________________________

 

 18. 

All registry hives are stored in the \%SystemRoot%\system32\config folder as a group of files. _________________________

 

 19. 

System restore restores the system state using mount points. _________________________

 

 20. 

As part of the ASR process, Windows XP Setup repartitions and reformats the volume holding Windows XP. _________________________

 

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 21. 

Which is NOT a current version of Windows XP?
a.
Windows XP Professional
c.
Windows XP Home Edition
b.
Windows XP Server
d.
Windows XP 64-bit Edition
 

 22. 

____ is the next version of Windows XP that will be available.
a.
Windows .NET
c.
Windows Server Professional
b.
Windows XP Server
d.
Windows XP 64-bit Server Edition
 

 23. 

Windows XP uses the same kernel architecture of ____.
a.
Windows NT and Windows 2000
c.
Windows 9x and Windows NT
b.
Windows 9x and Windows 2000
d.
Windows Me and Windows 2000
 

 24. 

Windows XP Home and Windows XP Professional ____.
a.
allow two users to be logged on simultaneously.
b.
have a centralized application for working with digital media
c.
have a user interface similar to that of Windows 2000
d.
Both A and B.
 

 25. 

____ is designed to be used with a CPU such as the Intel Itanium.
a.
Windows XP Professional
c.
Windows XP Home Edition
b.
Windows XP Server
d.
Windows XP 64-bit Edition
 

 26. 

Which of the following is false regarding Windows XP?
a.
It provides better integration of Windows 9x and NT than did Windows 2000.
b.
It adds advanced file sorting options, such as sorting pictures by resolution or sound files by artist.
c.
It uses significantly more memory for the OS than does Windows 2000.
d.
It offers significant GUI enhancements over earlier versions of Windows.
 

 27. 

Which of the following is false regarding Windows XP?
a.
It has improved troubleshooting tools.
b.
It is generally more stable than previous Windows OSs.
c.
It has improved support for device drivers not approved by Microsoft.
d.
All of the above.
 

 28. 

The minimum amount of RAM needed to install Windows XP is ____.
a.
32 MB
c.
256 MB
b.
128 MB
d.
64 MB
 

 29. 

The minimum hard drive partition size needed to install Windows XP is ____.
a.
1 GB
c.
2 GB
b.
4 GB
d.
3 GB
 

 30. 

Windows XP supports the ____ file system.
a.
FAT32
c.
FAT16
b.
NTFS
d.
All of the above.
 

 31. 

Use the ____ file system if you are setting up a dual boot with Windows XP and Windows 9x, and each OS must access all partitions.
a.
FAT32
c.
FAT16
b.
NTFS
d.
Either A or C.
 

 32. 

During the installation of Windows XP, if you create a partition that is at least 2 GB in size, the FAT file system will be ____.
a.
FAT32
c.
FAT16
b.
NTFS
d.
Either A or C.
 

 33. 

When configuring your network settings for Windows XP, the ____ setting installs Client for Microsoft Networks, File and Printer Sharing , and TCP/IP using dynamically assigned IP addresses.
a.
Default
c.
Custom
b.
Typical
d.
Advanced
 

 34. 

When upgrading to Windows XP, the ____ option uses existing Windows folders and uses all existing settings it can.
a.
Custom
c.
Express
b.
Typical
d.
Default
 

 35. 

The "T" in USMT stands for ____.
a.
Transfer
c.
Tool
b.
Time
d.
Testing
 

 36. 

When transferring files and preferences to a new PC, instead of using the Files and Settings transfer Wizard, you can use the ____ command to copy the information from a server or removable media to the destination computer.
a.
copystate
c.
scanstate
b.
transtate
d.
loadstate
 

 37. 

When the Windows XP OS is first installed, the ____ icon is the only shortcut on the desktop.
a.
Recycle Bin
c.
Windows Explorer
b.
My Computer
d.
My Briefcase
 

 38. 

By default, the Windows XP Control Panel is organized in ____.
a.
Category View
c.
Item View
b.
Classic View
d.
Subject View
 

 39. 

In XP, one way to add shortcuts that normally were on the Windows 2000 desktop is to right-click anywhere on the desktop and select ____ from the shortcut menu.
a.
the Display icon
c.
Properties
b.
Create Shortcut
d.
Settings
 

 40. 

With Windows XP, which of the following is true when installing hardware?
a.
Since Windows XP is relatively new to the market, a device might not come with a Windows XP-compatible driver.
b.
If Windows XP senses a new device is present, it automatically launches the Found New Hardware Wizard.
c.
You should first attempt to use the driver supplied by the manufacturer.
d.
Both A and B.
 

 41. 

In Windows XP, to make a copy of an older device driver, you will need to copy ____ files.
a.
2
c.
1
b.
3
d.
It depends on the driver.
 

 42. 

Compatibility Mode applies to ____.
a.
Windows 95
c.
Windows NT
b.
Windows Me
d.
All of the above.
 

 43. 

When upgrading to Windows XP, the ____ option allows you to change the installation folder and the language options.
a.
Custom
c.
Express
b.
Typical
d.
Advanced
 

 44. 

The "R" in ASR stands for ____.
a.
Remotely
c.
Rollback
b.
Recovery
d.
Routine
 

 45. 

In Windows XP, one way to add shortcuts that normally were on the Windows 2000 desktop is to select ____ in Control Panel.
a.
the Display icon
c.
Properties
b.
Create Shortcut
d.
Settings
 

 46. 

Which of the following is false regarding local user accounts?
a.
They are created on a local computer.
b.
They are created by an administrator.
c.
They are stored in the SAM database on a domain controller.
d.
All of the above.
 

 47. 

Which of the following is true regarding built-in user accounts?
a.
Every Windows XP workstation has three of these that are set up when the OS is first installed.
b.
They are created by an administrator.
c.
They are stored in the SAM database on a domain controller.
d.
None of the above.
 

 48. 

With ____ user profiles, settings established by a user at one computer are stored in a file on a file server on the network and shared with all computers in the workgroup.
a.
global
c.
roaming
b.
group
d.
central
 

 49. 

When administering local accounts, which of the following is true?
a.
Usernames for Windows NT/2000/XP logons can consist of up to 20 characters.
b.
User accounts must be set up with passwords.
c.
Passwords can be up to 127 characters.
d.
Both A and B.
 

 50. 

A ____ user account means that the account cannot create, delete, or change other accounts.
a.
default
c.
limited
b.
standard
d.
standalone
 

 51. 

In Windows XP, ____ enables more than one user to be logged on to the system.
a.
Multiple User
c.
Multiple User Mode
b.
Fast User Switching
d.
Both A and C.
 

 52. 

Which of the following is false regarding Limited Users in Windows XP?
a.
They can install applications.
b.
They cannot carry out any administrative responsibilities.
c.
They have read-only access to most system folders.
d.
None of the above.
 

 53. 

File and folder encryption in Windows 2000/XP requires using the ____.
a.
NTFS
c.
FAT32
b.
FAT16
d.
Either A or C.
 

 54. 

____ is the process of putting readable data into code that must be translated before it can be accessed.
a.
Encoding
c.
Encryption
b.
Translating
d.
Coding
 

 55. 

Which of the following is true regarding encryption?
a.
It can be implemented at either the folder or file level.
b.
If you place a file in an encrypted folder, the file is not automatically encrypted.
c.
An encrypted file remains encrypted if you move it from an encrypted folder to an unencrypted folder on the same logical drive.
d.
Both A and C.
 

 56. 

The "C" in ICF stands for ____.
a.
Coding
c.
Computer
b.
Connection
d.
Control
 

 57. 

Which of the following is false?
a.
With ICF, those on the Web cannot initiate a communication with your PC in order to gain unauthorized access to data stored there.
b.
To enable ICF, open the Network Connections applet in Control Panel and right-click on the network connection icon that you use to connect to the Internet.
c.
ICF works similarly in Windows XP as it did in Windows 2000.
d.
None of the above.
 

 58. 

The registry is organized logically into ____ subtrees.
a.
four
c.
six
b.
five
d.
seven
 

 59. 

The ____ subtree is the mainstay key of the registry.
a.
HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG
c.
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
b.
HKEY_USERS
d.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
 

 60. 

The ____ subtree contains information about software and the way software is configured.
a.
HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG
c.
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
b.
HKEY_USERS
d.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
 

 61. 

The ____ subtree contains information used to build the logon screen and the ID of the currently logged-on user.
a.
HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG
c.
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
b.
HKEY_USERS
d.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
 

 62. 

____ is NOT a hive in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
a.
SAM
c.
Default
b.
Security
d.
System
 

 63. 

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT data is kept in a portion of the ____ hive.
a.
SAM
c.
Software
b.
System
d.
Both A and B.
 

 64. 

HKEY_USERS data is kept in the ____ hive.
a.
Default
c.
Software
b.
System
d.
Both A and B.
 

 65. 

To get help about a command-line tool (for example, Defrag) from a command prompt, enter ____.
a.
help Defrag
c.
Defrag /?
b.
? Defrag
d.
Defrag help
 

 66. 

Out of the tools listed below, which tool should you use last when troubleshooting a failed boot?
a.
ASR
c.
Last Known Good Configuration
b.
System Restore
d.
Recovery Console
 

 67. 

When using System Restore, the restore process does NOT affect ____.
a.
user data on the hard drive
c.
user settings
b.
installed software
d.
OS configuration settings
 

 68. 

If you use Windows Explorer to create an MS-DOS startup disk that can be used to boot into MS-DOS mode and an A prompt, which of the following is true?
a.
If the drive is not using the NTFS file system, you can then access the drive and recover data files.
b.
You can launch Windows XP using the startup disk.
c.
You can use the startup disk to recover from a failed installation.
d.
None of the above.
 

 69. 

If you get the error "Inaccessible_Boot_Device," try ____.
a.
running Chkdsk
c.
replacing Ntldr
b.
running Scandisk
d.
Fdisk/mbr
 

 70. 

If you get the error "Kernel_Data_Inpage_Error," try ____.
a.
running Chkdsk or Scandisk
b.
booting into the Recovery Console and copying important data files that have not been backed up to another media before attempting to recover the system
c.
replacing Ntldr
d.
Fdisk/mbr
 

Yes/No
Indicate whether you agree with the sentence or statement.
 

 71. 

Windows XP has an uninstall utility that allows you to revert back to Windows 98 from Windows XP. Will this utility work if you convert FAT to NTFS?
 

 72. 

In Windows XP, when you click on My Computer, does the list of currently installed software appear as it did for Windows 2000?
 

 73. 

By default, when Windows XP first starts, does it load Windows Messenger, which takes up system resources even if you are not using it?
 

 74. 

Are DOS and Windows 9x applications that would not work under Windows NT and Windows 2000 more likely to work under Windows XP?
 

 75. 

Is a profile that applies to a group of users called a group profile?
 

 76. 

Does a disk quota specify where a user's files must be located?
 

 77. 

Is there a one-to-one relationship between the subtrees and the hives of the Windows NT/2000/XP registry?
 

 78. 

Do changes to the registry take effect immediately?
 

 79. 

Does Microsoft support Windows newsgroups?
 

 80. 

Does the System Configuration Utility verify the version of all system files when Windows loads?
 

Matching
 
 
Match each correct item with the statement below.
a.
Readiness Analyzer
g.
ASG
b.
My Computer icon
h.
Remote Assistance
c.
Windows Explorer
i.
Disk Management
d.
Dr. Watson
j.
Compatibility Mode
e.
Fdisk
k.
System Restore
f.
USMT
 

 81. 

For Windows 2000, used to ensure that partitions on the hard drive are adequate to install Windows XP.
 

 82. 

Provides an application with the environment it expects from the operating system it was designed for.
 

 83. 

Used to verify that software and hardware qualify for Windows XP.
 

 84. 

Allows you to restore an entire hard drive volume or logical drive to its state at the time the backup of the volume was made.
 

 85. 

Used to see how much hard drive space is available.
 

 86. 

For Windows 9x, used to ensure that partitions on the hard drive are adequate to install Windows XP.
 
 
Match each correct item with the statement below.
a.
ASR
f.
Event Viewer
b.
ICF
g.
Ntldr
c.
Dependency Walker
h.
Boot logging
d.
registry
i.
Ntdetect.com
e.
hive
j.
Bootcfg
 

 87. 

An option on the Advanced Options startup menu to log events to the Ntblog.txt file.
 

 88. 

Provides a list of files needed for an application to load.
 

 89. 

One of the files that stores the registry.
 

 90. 

During the boot process, this file loads and initializes device drivers.
 



 
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