TestOut PC Pro 9.10.9

Regularly test restoration procedures.

Even if you perform regular backups, what must be done to ensure that you are protected against data loss? • Regularly test restoration procedures. • Write-protect all backup media. • Restrict restoration privileges to system administrators. • Configure System Maintenance to automatically defragment system hard drives every night.

File History

You are the IT technician for your company. All of the machines that you are managing are running Windows 8.1 You have been asked to ensure that the user data on these machines is protected. Which of the following is the BEST tool to use for this purpose? • NTBackup • Previous Versions • Backup and Restore • File History •

Your workstation is not protected. You need to create an image of your Windows system as well.

To protect your Windows 7 computers, you've used System Restore to automatically protect your systems using restore points. You've also used Backup and Restore in Control Panel to configure a nightly backup of your user's data files. You also want to be protected in the event of a hard disk failure. Which of the following BEST describes your level of protection against such a disk failure? • Your workstation system is protected. The current setting will protect against a disk failure. • Your workstation is not protected. You need to create an image of your Windows system as well. • Your workstation is not protected. You need to enable previous file versions in System Restore. • Your workstation is not protected. You need to implement a RAID 0 array to protect your data.

To prevent the same disaster from affecting both the system as well as its associated backup media.

Why should backup media be stored offsite? • It improves the efficiency of the restoration process. • It is required by government regulations in the USA. • To reduce the possibility of theft. • To prevent the same disaster from affecting both the system as well as its associated backup media.

• Store a copy of all backups off-site. • Regularly test restoration procedures.

You have configures your Windows systems to automatically backup user data every night at midnight. You also take a system image backup once a month. In addition, which of the following would MOST likely ensure that you are protected against data loss? (Select TWO.) • Write-protect backup media. • Store a copy of all backups off-site. • Restrict restoration privileges to system administrators. • Configure System Maintenance to automatically defragment system hard drives every night. • Regularly test restoration procedures.

No, Windows 8.1 does not include the Backup and Restore utility. File History must be used instead.

You need to back up user data on a Windows 10 8.1 system. The computer has a single SSD drive (C:) and a hard disk drive (D:) installed. The SSD drive contains both the Windows operating system and user profile data. You plan to do the following: ○ Use Backup and Restore to backup user data. ○ Run the backup automatically every night at 1 a.m. ○ Store the backups in the D:\Backups folder. ○ Include a system image in each backup. Will this configuration work? • No, Windows 8.1 does not include the Backup and Restore utility. File History must be used instead. • No, system image backups can't be scheduled with Backup and Restore. They must be run manually. • Yes, all of the requirements for using Backup and Restore have been met. • No, backups created with Backup and Restore must be stored on the same drive containing the information being backed up.

No, backups created with Backup and Restore can't be stored on the same drive containing the information being backed up.

You need to backup user data on a Windows 10 system. The computer has a single SSD storage device installed that contains both the Windows operating system (in C:\Windows) and user profile data (in C:\Users). You plan to do the following: ○ Use Backup and Restore to backup user data. ○ Run the backup automatically every night at 11 p.m. ○ Store the backups in the C:\Backups folder. ○ Include a system image in each backup. Will this configuration work? • No, Windows 10 does not include the Backup and Restore utility. File History must be used instead. • Yes, all of the requirements for using Backup and Restore have been met. • No, system image backups can't be scheduled with Backup and Restore. They must be run manually. • No, backups created with Backup and Restore can't be stored on the same drive containing the information being backed up.

Advanced Settings

You need to configure File History to automatically delete any stored snapshots that are older than 1 month. Which option would you use in Control Panel to do this?

• Backup and Restore • File History

You need to protect the user data on a Windows 10 system. Which tools could you use to do this? • Backup and Restore • Work Folders • Storage Spaces • File History • Previous Versions

• Previous Versions • Backup and Restore

You need to protect the user data on a Windows 7 system. Which tools could you use to do this? (Select two.) • File History • Bitlocker • Previous Versions • NTBackup • Backup and Restore

No, backups created with File History must be stored on a drive other than the one containing the information being backed up.

You need to protect user data on a Windows 8.1 system. The computer has a single SSD drive (C:) installed. The SSD drive contains both the Windows operating system and user profile data. You plan to do the following. ○ Use File History to protect user data. ○ Configure snapshots to be automatically taken every 30 minutes. ○ Store the backups in the C:\FileHistory folder. ○ Include the files in the C:\WidgetProjectFolder in the backup process. • Yes, all of the requirements for using Backup and Restore have been met. • No, backups created with File History must be stored on a drive other than the one containing the information being backed up. • No, Windows 8.1 does not include the File History utility. File History must be used instead. • No, File History snapshots can only be taken once an hour, once a day, or once a week. • No, only the files within the default user profile directory (C:\Users) can be protected with File History.