Exam 4: Maintaining Windows

What command should you use to rearrange parts of files on the drive so they are contiguous?

If a storage pool is configured as if it has more virtual storage than the physical drives actually offer, what feature is being used?

A Windows 10 user wants to display all the files in all the subdirectories on the E: drive with the file extension of doc. ​ What command would perform this function?

What Windows 10 utility allows you to create a backup schedule that can include any folder on the hard drive and system image? (Select all that apply.)

How often does Windows automatically defragment a hard drive or trim a solid-state drive?

Restore points are created at regular intervals and just before you install software or hardware by what utility?

In order to ensure drive health, what command should you use to search for a repair file system error?

Which of the following must be performed prior to creating a spanned, striped, or mirrored volume on unallocated space in Windows?

Which of the following Windows commands will delete the files and directories at the destination location that no longer exist at the source location?

What types of physical drives does Windows disable defragmenting, but provides another method of optimization?

What command creates a subdirectory under a directory?

If you enter a command, what three key presses can you use to terminate its execution before it is finished?

In Windows, what two terms describe the active partition on an MBR drive, and the location where the Windows operating system is stored, respectively?

What option, when passed to the shutdown command, will restart the local computer?

What type of storage drive contains spinning platters?

A user wants to make sure he can quickly restore his computer after a drive failure to the state it was in when Windows and all its apps were initially installed.   Which backup type will be most useful in this scenario?

A technician requires a file system on an internal 1.5 TB Windows 10 boot drive that supports file encryption, disk quotas, and security features such as file and folder permissions.   Which of the following will support these requirements?

What is a snapshot of the system settings and configuration called?

A user is attempting to format a 4 TB HDD using NTFS but only has the option to format the disk with a size of approximately 2 TB.   What is the most likely reason the user is unable to format the disk to its full capacity?

What file system supported by Windows can be used for volumes and drives that don't hold the Windows installation? (Choose all that apply.)