12.12 System Recovery

System Restore is currently disabled for all volumes on Windows 10. You need to enable System Protection for the C: volume.

Select the C: drive and then configure

While using a Windows 10 system, you accidentally downloaded and installed a malware package from a phishing email exploit. You were able to reboot the system into Safe Mode and use System Restore to revert the system to point in time before the malware infection occurred. Given this information, which of the following are true?

Your user files were not affected when the system was reverted to the restore point You must reinstall any applications that were installed after the restore point was taken

To protect user data on Windows 10 system, you've configured System Restore to automatically create restore points for the C: volume. Given that your user profile data is stored in the default directory (C:\Users) , will this strategy adequately protect your user data?

No you need to create a backup of your user data as well No you need to enable File History

To protect a Windows 10 system, you've configured System Restore to automatically protect your system using restore points. Will this adequately protect the user data on the system?

No, you need to enable file history

Fred calls you complaining that every time he opens his internet browser, the default home age has been changed to a site he is not familiar with. You suspect this change is being caused by malware infection on the system. However after you run antimalware and antivirus software on the system it is still having the same issues.

Restore Fred's computer back to previous restore point.

Micka, a tech-savvy employee tried to upgrade her computer to windows 7 to 10 from the internet. Something went wrong during upgrade and her computer will not boot to windows. You tried to repair the computer but you are unable to boot from windows. Quickest way to get her computer to boot back to windows 7?

Restore using recovery partition

You want to perform a Windows update on your computer. Before doing so, you want to make sure you can easily go back to the state it was in prior to the update

System Protection

System Restore has been enabled for all volumes on a Windows System. Recently a new network driver was installed on the system. However, the driver code contained bugs, and now your network board no longer functions. You are unable to access the internet to download an older version of the driver. You need to revert the system to a prior restore point that was taken before the driver was installed.

System Restore

You have just installed the latest Windows updates on your Windows 10 computer. After the computer has rebooted, you get the following error message: Error: Windows failed to start. A recent hardware or software change might have caused the issue after you installed Windows updates.

System repair