Exam 16: NTFS, Users, and Groups

In a Windows XP system,the ____________________ folder is accessible by all users on the computer.

A(n)____________________ should be created and used at a later time to help users if they forget a password.

Members of the __________ group are almost as powerful as Administrators,but they cannot install new devices or access other users' files or folders unless the files or folders specifically provide them access.

Windows XP and Windows Vista allow users to create a floppy or USB ____________________ in case they forget a password.

User Account Control (UAC)can be turned on or off in the ____________________ applet in the Control Panel.

To create and manage user accounts in Windows,you must a member of the ____________________ group.

By default,what applet is used in Windows Vista Home Premium to manage user accounts?

What does BitLocker drive encryption require on a motherboard to validate on boot that a Windows Vista computer has not been tampered with?

List the standard permissions for a folder.

If an object is ____________________ from an NTFS partition to a FAT32 partition,the original object retains its permissions and the copy gets no permissions at all.

Which groups does Windows XP provide by default?

An unpopular,but necessary,security feature introduced in Windows Vista was:

To change an account type in Windows Vista Business or Ultimate,you would select ____________________ from within Control Panel Classic View.

Which of the following is a good security practice?

What do the most recent professional versions of Windows use to encrypt files?

Like Windows XP,the home editions of Windows Vista and 7 (Home Basic and Home Premium)offer only __________ groups.

If an administrator wants to access a folder or file they do not have permission to access,they can go through a process called __________.

How does Windows 7 add to the file sharing capabilities in Windows Vista?

List some of the actions you can take on the User Controls page of the Parental Controls applet.

What is the principle of least privilege?