CIS2232 Test 2

In either Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer, you can open a new tab in any of several ways: Which one is NOT correct? To open a new tab, press Ctrl+T, or click the New Tab button, just to the right of the current tabs. The content of the new tab in Microsoft Edge is determined by your choice under Open New Tabs With, at More > Settings. To open a link in a new tab without shifting focus from the current tab, right-click the link and choose Open In New Tab, or hold down Ctrl while you click the link. To open a link in a new tab and shift focus to the newly opened tab, hold down Ctrl+Shift and click.

All are Correct

You can configure user accounts on a Windows 10 device to accomplish the following goals: Which one is NOT in the lesson? Control access to files and other resources. Audit system events, such as sign-ins and the use of files and other resources. Sync files and settings between different computers when signing in with the same account. All of these are listed

All of these are listed

T/F: To open Task Manager, use any of the following techniques: Which one is NOT in the lesson? Right-click Start (or press Windows key+X), and then click Task Manager on the Quick Link menu. Right-click the taskbar, and then click Task Manager. Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete, and then click Task Manager. Press Ctrl+Alt+Esc.

Ctrl+Alt+Esc

T/F: Although you can customize the Default profile, doing so requires the use of standard deployment tools and is impractical for home and small business installations

False

T/F: On a clean installation of Windows 10, Microsoft's Internet Explorer is, unsurprisingly, the default search provider for both of Microsoft's browsers.

False

T/F: You can switch between using a Microsoft account and a local account by going to Settings > Accounts > Switch.

False

T/F: A library is a virtual folder that aggregates the contents of multiple folders stored on your computer, on your network, or in the cloud.

True

T/F: A service is a specialized program that performs a function to support other programs.

True

T/F: Any file or folder you save in your local OneDrive or OneDrive for Business folder is automatically copied to a corresponding location in the cloud.

True

T/F: Cortana, the intelligent search assistant built into Windows 10, adds an adult's voice and a (programmed) sense of humor to the core search experience

True

T/F: Microsoft Internet Explorer is Microsoft's recommended default browser.

True

T/F: The Favorites Bar is a special folder whose contents can be displayed below the address bar in Microsoft Edge. By default, it's hidden. To make it visible, click More > Settings and turn on Show The Favorites Bar.

True

T/F: The credentials associated with a user account consist of a user name and password that serve as identification and guarantee that no one can use the computer or view files, email messages, and other personal data associated with a user account unless they're authorized to do so.

True

T/F: To reposition a tab within an array of tabs, drag the tab you want to move laterally. To peel a tab off from the current browser window and make it appear in a new window, drag the tab away from the tab bar and release it

True

T/F: Unlike many other data folders in your user profile, the OneDrive sync folders don't include a Location tab as part of the properties dialog box

True

T/F: We strongly recommend that you not try to manage locations manually using the Indexed Locations dialog box.

True

T/F: With options in Settings and Control Panel, you can make changes to your own account or to another user's account.

True

Windows provides several methods for assigning IP addresses to networked computers: Which one is NOT listed in the lesson? Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA). Static IP Addressing. All of these are listed

all of these are listed

T/F: A desktop PC connected to a wired home or small office network typically gets moved to different locations.

false

T/F: Although we focus mostly on indexed searches in this section, Windows 10 actually includes three search engines.

false

T/F: As with most things Windows, you can't remove the search button or box completely if you're really convinced you won't use it.

false

T/F: Beginning with Windows 10 version 1808, the many Settings offerings are separated into four tabs

false

T/F: For slightly faster access to network settings, click the network icon in the notification area, left-click the Network icon, and then click Network & Internet Settings.

false

T/F: Like Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge has a menu bar

false

T/F: On a TCP/IP network, every computer has a unique IP address for each protocol (that is, TCP/IPv7 and TCP/IPv8) in use on each network adapter

false

T/F: On a new installation of Windows 10, OneDrive is available and is configured by default.

false

T/F: On most home and business networks, IP addresses are assigned manually by Dynamic DHCP servers; in some cases, you might need (or prefer) to use static IP addresses, which are changing numeric addresses.

false

T/F: Systemrequest.exe is a command-line utility that displays information about your Windows version, BIOS, processor, memory, network configuration, and a few more esoteric items.

false

T/F: The Hub dialog box provides access to four separate items: Favorites, Books, History, and Downloads.

false

T/F: The SendTo folder is not hidden. You can add your own items to the Send To menu by creating shortcuts here. Type shell:sendto in the File Explorer address bar or in the Run dialog box (Windows key+S+T) to open this folder and add or delete shortcuts.

false

T/F: To change a service's status, select it in the services console.

false

T/F: To change media autoplay behavior, click Media Autoplay Settings. The drop-down menu that appears will offer two choices: Allow and Block.

false

T/F: Under a global account is one that stores its sign-in credentials and other account data on your PC.

false

T/F: When you configure Windows 10 for the first time on a new computer (or on a PC with a clean installation of Windows), the setup program creates a profile for one standard user account.

false

T/F: press Windows key+F to open a new instance of File Explorer directly.

false

T/F: All laptops and mobile devices designed for Windows 10 include a Wi-Fi adapter, which consists of a transceiver and an antenna capable of communicating with a wireless access point

true

T/F: Any computer that's directly connected to the internet needs a public IP address—one that can be reached by other computers on the internet—so that information you request (webpages and email, for instance) can be routed back to your computer properly.

true

T/F: At its heart, the Windows Search service relies on a speedy, powerful, and well-behaved indexing service that does a fine job of keeping track of files and folders by name, by properties, and (in supported formats) by contents.

true

T/F: Before you can connect to the internet or a local area network, your Windows 10 device needs a network adapter, properly installed with working drivers.

true

T/F: Beginning with version 7109, Settings now includes a top-level Cortana section, and you can sync your search history between devices.

true

T/F: Did you accidentally close a tab before you were quite finished with it? No problem. Right-click any tab that's currently open and choose Reopen Closed Tab (or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+T).

true

T/F: Enter wmic from a command prompt, and the utility runs in console mode, wherein you can enter commands and view output interactively.

true

T/F: For answers to basic questions about your operating system and computer, there's no better place to start than System, which displays the current Windows edition and whether it is a 64-bit or 128-bit version; basic system details, including processor type and installed memory; details about the computer name and network membership (domain or workgroup); and the current activation status.

true

T/F: For even more aggressive management of a potentially expensive wireless network, click Set A Data Limit To Help Control Data Usage On This Network.

true

T/F: If you attempt to start a service that depends on other services, Windows first starts the others.

true

T/F: If you have an email address on a custom domain as part of a work or school account, however, Microsoft will no longer allow you to use that address as a Microsoft account.

true

T/F: If you specify a sign-in account other than the Local System account, be sure that account has the requisite rights.

true

T/F: If you upgrade to Windows 10 from Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 and you had local accounts set up in your previous operating system, Windows migrates those accounts to your Windows 10 installation.

true

T/F: If you use Microsoft Edge on multiple systems that log into a common Windows account, you can—and almost certainly should—synchronize your favorites.

true

T/F: In addition to taking over search duties for files, folders, settings, music, and so on, Cortana can return results based on information you've given permission to search

true

T/F: Initially, all folders intended for the storage of user data (including those you create) are assigned one of four folder templates that define the default headings File Explorer considers appropriate for the content type

true

T/F: Local user profiles are stored in %SystemCProfiles%\Users.

true

T/F: Other tasks Cortana can complete on your behalf include adding appointments and reminders, creating notes and to-do lists, and checking your calendar for upcoming events.

true

T/F: Signing in with a Microsoft account allows you to synchronize PC settings between multiple computers.

true

T/F: The Extended and Standard views in the Services console (selectable by clicking a tab near the bottom of the window) have a single difference: The Extended view provides descriptive information of the selected service in the space at the right edge of the details pane.

true

T/F: The hidden AppData folder, introduced in Windows Vista, is used extensively by programs as a way to store user data and settings in a place where they'll be protected from accidental change or deletion.

true

T/F: The option to disable Wi-Fi temporarily comes in handy when you're traveling and have access only to a weak wireless signal (which might drain your PC's battery as it repeatedly tries to make a connection), or a paid Wi-Fi option that you've decided is too expensive.

true

T/F: The third type of account, available during the initial setup of Windows 10 Pro, Standard, or Home, is a work or school account using Azure Active Directory

true

T/F: To delete personal information saved on Microsoft's servers, open Settings > Cortana > Personal Information & History, click or tap Change What Cortana Knows About Me In The Cloud, and follow the instructions.

true

T/F: To see whether a particular file format supports content indexing, open the Indexing Options dialog box, click Advanced, and then click the File Types tab.

true

T/F: To share a file or folder in your personal OneDrive, you can right-click the item in File Explorer and then click Share A OneDrive Link.

true

T/F: To start, stop, or restart a service, right-click its name on the Services tab and then click Start, Stop, or Restart.

true

T/F: Transmission Contact Protocol/Internal Protocol (TCP/IP) is the default communications protocol of the internet and for modern local area networks; in Windows 10, it's installed and configured automatically and cannot be removed.

true

T/F: Under normal circumstances, you'll associate a single personal email address with your Microsoft account and use that address to sign in to Windows.

true

T/F: Whenever your computer's wireless network adapter is installed and turned on, Windows scans for available wireless access points.

true

T/F: With a wheel mouse, you can zoom in or out by holding down the Ctrl key as you roll the wheel forward or back

true

T/F: You manage services with the Services snap-in (Services.msc) for Microsoft Management Console

true