Exam 16: NTFS, Users, and Groups

Similar to Windows XP,the Home editions of Windows Vista offer only which three groups?

What can happen if the password requirements are turned off in Windows?

Which user has complete control over a file or folder by default?

Selecting ____________________ while adding a new user in Windows Vista/7 makes that user a member of the local Users group.

What is the process that states what a user can and cannot do on a system?

If a standard user attempts to do something that requires administrator privileges,what kind of prompt does he or she get?

You own a file and have prevented all access to the file.Who can take ownership of the file away from you and then access the file?

How do groups help administrators manage users and permissions?

What does Windows use to provide incredibly powerful file and folder protection?

Windows 7 has a new way to share files and folders,in the form of libraries,called:

In a Windows Vista system,the ____________________ folders are accessible by all users on the computer.

Which local group allows you to do anything on a computer?

All versions of Windows have permission __________ turned on by default.

If an object is ____________________ within an NTFS partition,that object retains its permissions.

Parental Controls allow you to limit time use as well as restrict access to types of ____________________ and ____________________.

When you create a new file or folder on an NTFS partition,you become the ____________________ of that file or folder.

What option can you turn off in the Windows XP Select logon and logoff options to require users to type a user account name?

What are some of the changes you can make in the User Accounts applet of the Windows Vista Control Panel?

Which of the following statements is not true?

What are the capabilities and limitations of the Power Users group?