5.6 File System Creation

Match the disk status on the left with the corresponding description on the right. Each status may be used once, more than once, or not at all. A. Formatting B. Healthy C. Unallocated D. Initializing E. Offline F. Unavailable 1. Shows while a disk is being converted from a basic disk to a dynamic disk. 2. Indicates that the disk is turned on and can be accessed and the volume on the disk is valid and has no errors. 3. Indicates that errors have occurred on physical or dynamic disks. 4. Shows when a dynamic disk has been removed or turned off.

1. Shows while a disk is being converted from a basic disk to a dynamic disk. D. Initializing 2. Indicates that the disk is turned on and can be accessed and the volume on the disk is valid and has no errors. B. Healthy 3. Indicates that errors have occurred on physical or dynamic disks. F. Unavailable 4. Shows when a dynamic disk has been removed or turned off. E. Offline

You have four volumes on a basic hard disk. Which of the following are you MOST likely to see as the status of the fourth volume if it is valid and has no errors? A. Healthy (Dynamic) B. Healthy (Logical Drive) C. Healthy D. Healthy (Primary Partition) E. Healthy (Basic)

B. Healthy (Logical Drive)

You have a DVD-ROM disc with no label, and you want to know if it has any important files on it. You insert the DVD-ROM into your optical media drive, then you double-click the drive letter for the optical drive to see the contents of the disc. If the DVD-ROM is not a valid disc, which error message will you see? A. Unreadable B. No Media C. Missing D. Foreign

B. No Media

You have a disk in your system that is displayed in the Disk Management utility, as shown in the image below. The disk icon includes a red arrow that is pointing down. Disk 3 Unknown Which of the following would you expect to see, in the space where the red outline is, as the status of this disk? A. Initializing B. Not initialized C. Unreadable D. Foreign

B. Not initialized

You have four volumes on a basic hard disk. You convert the disk to dynamic. After the conversion, which of the following are you MOST likely to see as the status of the fourth volume if it is valid and has no errors? A. Healthy (Dynamic) B. Healthy (Logical Drive) C. Healthy (Basic) D. Healthy E. Healthy (Primary Partition)

D. Healthy

You have just added a brand new hard disk to your Windows-based computer. When you power on the computer, the disk is not shown in File Explorer. To troubleshoot this issue, you open the Windows Disk Management console and see that the disk is present, but is shown as Unknown. Which of the following disk management steps is MOST likely required first? A. The disk needs to be wiped. B. The disk needs to be formatted. C. The disk needs to be partitioned. D. The disk needs to be initialized.

D. The disk needs to be initialized.

You have just finished installing Windows on a system that contains four physical hard disks. The installation process has created a system volume and a C: volume on the first disk (Disk 0). The installation process also initialized the second disk (Disk 1) and the third disk (Disk 2), but did not create any volumes on these disks. Which of the following would you expect to see as the status of Disk 1 and Disk 2? A. Formatting B. Healthy C. Unavailable D. Unallocated E. Initializing F. Unreadable

D. Unallocated

Your computer's hard drive is currently formatted as FAT32, but you want to take advantage of the features offered to NFTS drives. Which of the following steps would MOST likely allow you to do this without losing the existing data? A. In Disk Management, delete the existing partition or volume. Recreate the partition or volume with the same settings and choose NTFS instead of FAT32. B. Reformat the drive using Disk Management. C. Use the format command with the /p switch. D. Use the convert command at a command prompt.

D. Use the convert command at a command prompt.

You have a hard disk that is formatted with the FAT32 file system. You would like to implement file and folder permissions on the Design folder that apply when files are accessed both locally and remotely. Which of the following BEST describe the next step you need to perform? A. Use Explorer to edit the permissions on the folder. B. Share the folder and then use share permissions to control access. C. At a command prompt, use the attrib command to configure permissions. D. Use the convert command to convert from FAT32 to NTFS and then configure NTFS permissions.

D. Use the convert command to convert from FAT32 to NTFS and then configure NTFS permissions.