TestOut PC Pro 10.3
You have a computer with a removable disk drive formatted with NTFS. You want the drive to use FAT32 so it is compatible with more operating systems. The drive is currently configured using drive letter D:. Which of the following MUST you complete to accomplish this task? Upgrade the disk to a dynamic disk. Back up the data on the D: drive. Reformat the D: drive using FAT32. Restore the data. Back up the data on the D: drive. Run format /fs:NTFS. Back up the data on the D: drive. Run convert.exe.
Back up the data on the D: drive. Reformat the D: drive using FAT32. Restore the data.
You want to install Windows on a mirrored disk array. You run the motherboard disk configuration utility and create the RAID 1 array, then configure the system to boot from the Windows installation disc. The Windows installation starts, but does not detect the RAID array. Which of the following will MOST likely allow the RAID array to be detected? In the UEFI configuration, set the SATA mode to IDE. In the UEFI configuration, set the SATA mode to be AHCI. In the UEFI configuration, configure the boot order to boot from the hard drive instead of the optical drive. During the installation, browse to and select the appropriate driver for your RAID controller when prompted.
During the installation, browse to and select the appropriate driver for your RAID controller when prompted.
You are an IT administrator for a large company that is doing very well in their business endeavors. As a result, the company is hiring new employees on a regular basis. In addition to your normal workload, you have been asked to install and configure the new employees' computers with a Windows operating system and the applications your company uses to do their business. To make this process easier, you only give new employees the choice of one of two laptops. Which of the installation types would make the BEST use of your time installing and configuring these laptops? Upgrade Recovery partition Image deployment Clean install
Image deployment
You need to install Windows 10 on a new computer system that uses a SATA SSD device to store data. Which of the following is the BEST method for installing Windows 10 on this system? Add a standard hard disk to the system and install Windows on the disk instead of the SSD device. Install Windows the same way you would a system that uses a standard hard disk drive. Load the drivers for the SSD device during the initial phase of the Windows installation. Set the SATA configuration in the UEFI firmware to RAID.
Install Windows the same way you would a system that uses a standard hard disk drive.
Your supervisor recently purchased 100 desktop computer systems and 100 new Windows 10 licenses for your organization's accounting department. She received a single Windows 10 installation disc with the licenses. Which of the following would be the BEST installation methods to use? (Select TWO). Install one system and image it to the other systems. Use a network installation. Use the installation disk to install Window on each system individually. Burn 50 copies of the installation disc and install 50 systems at a time. Copy the installation media to 10 flash drives and install 10 systems at a time.
Install one system and image it to the other systems. Use a network installation.
You are an IT administrator for your company. You have been tasked with the assignment of installing 300 copies of Windows 10. You need to finish this task as quickly and efficiently as possible. Which of the following boot methods would be the BEST method for installing Windows under these circumstances? Solid state/flash drives PXE DVD USB
PXE
You have been asked to install Windows 10 on 30 different computers for a new branch office your company is setting up. The computers have been purchased from different companies and have different hardware. Which method should you use to reduce the installation time and the effort you need to spend? Imaging Unattended Network Optical disc
Unattended
You recently purchased a copy of Windows 10 from a retail store. The system you want to install Windows on doesn't have an optical drive. What is the BEST option for installing Windows in this scenario? Install Windows on a system that has an optical drive and then create a disk image and copy it to the system you originally wanted to install Windows on. Install the system over the network from a Windows Deployment Services (WDS) server. Use the Windows USB/DVD Download Tool to copy the installation files to a USB flash drive. Perform a Reset installation.
Use the Windows USB/DVD Download Tool to copy the installation files to a USB flash drive.
