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Understanding Device Configurations - Config User Profiles
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1What alerts users to problems with their machines?
- AAction Center
- BNotifications bar
- CBSOD
2Open the [blank_start]Properties sheet[blank_end] for the device and check the [blank_start]Device Status box[blank_end] on the [blank_start]General[blank_end] tab. If the device is malfunctioning, this tab informs you of its status and enables you to launch a [blank_start]troubleshooter[blank_end].
- AProperties sheet
- BEvent Viewer
- CWarning
- DDevice Status box
- EWarning triangle
- FProperties
- GGeneral
- HDriver
- IDetail
- Jtroubleshooter
- Kn older version
- Lroll back capability
3What do you do if a Device or Driver prevents a system from running properly?
- ASafe Mode
- BSystem Restore
- CRoll Back machine/Device Driver
4What does the Blue ? mark inside a white circle in Device Manager?
- ADriver Installed, may not provide full functionality
- BDevice is installed in computer and is consuming resources, protected mode driver not loaded, device installed improperly
- CDevice in problem state; the device might be functioning; problem code will be displayed with device.
5What does the Red “X” mean in Device Manager?
- Adevice is installed in computer and is consuming resources; protected mode driver not loaded; device installed improperly.
- BDevice in problem state; the device might be functioning; problem code will be displayed with device.
- CUse automatic settings not selected for device; resource was manually selected; does not indicate a problem or disabled state.
6What does the Black exclamation point on yellow field mean in Device Manager?
- ADevice in problem state; the device might be functioning; problem code will be displayed with device.
- BUse automatic settings not selected for device; resource was manually selected; does not indicate a problem or disabled state.
- CCode explaining the problem with the device.
7What does the Blue “I” on white field mean in Device Manager?
- AUse automatic settings not selected for device; resource was manually selected; does not indicate a problem or disabled state.
- BCode explaining the problem with the device.
- CDevice was disabled by an administrator or user.
8What does the White circle with down arrow mean in Device Manager?
- ADevice was disabled by an administrator or user.
- BThere is a problem with the device.
- CCode explaining the problem with the device.
9What does the Yellow warning symbol with exclamation point mean in Device Manager?
- AThere is a problem with the device.
- BDriver installed; may not provide full functionality.
- CDevice in problem state; the device might be functioning; problem code will be displayed with device.
10What are the two types of messages you will see in Action Centre if there is a problem?
- ARed items (white flag, red circle with white x)
- BYellow items:
- CYellow warning symbol with exclamation point
11In Active Directory, where should you enable Roaming Profiles for a user?
- AProperties > Profile
- BProperties > Roaming Profile's
- CProperties > Account
12Where is Roaming Profile data stored?
- AServer
- BDesktop
- CCloud
13Where should you create Roaming User Profiles?
- AServer backed up frequently
- BLocal Hard Drive of machine
- COnedrive/Cloud Storage
14Which is right? Mandatory User Profiles
- ACan make changes to the profile e.g save documents, change display options, etc. but it does NOT replicate to the server on log off
- BCan make changes to the profile e.g. save documents, change display options etc. and it syncs back to the server on log off
- CUser cannot make any changes at all
15How do you create a Mandatory Profile?
- ARename the ntuser.dat file to ntuser.man
- BRename the ntuser.man file to ntuser.dat
- CEnable the setting in Active Directory
16What are the two ways of Deploying Windows 10 while retaining user profile settings?
- AUpgrade
- BMigration
- CFresh Install
- DWindows Deployment tool
17What are the 2 Microsoft tools for Migrating Files and settings to new computers?
- AWindows Easy Transfer (WET)
- BUser State Migration Tool (USMT)
- CDeployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM)
18What is Windows Easy Transfer designed for?
- AMigration of a single computer
- BLarge-scale enterprise deploments
- CMigrating User profiles
19Windows Easy Transfer is a....?
- AWizard-Based Utility
- BCommand-Line Utility
20Can WET and USMT migrate profile information for multiple users on multiple computers?
- AYes
- BNo
21What is USMT designed for?
- ALarge-scale Enterprise deployments
- BSingle computer/user
22USMT is a...?
- AWizard-based utility
- BCommand-line utility
23What is DPI?
- ADots Per Inch
- BDetails Per Inch
- CDocuments Per Inch
24What are the 5 main categories of settings GP can set?
- ASystem Settings
- BSecurity Settings
- CSoftware installation settings
- DScripts settings
- EFolder redirection settings
- FJump List Settings
- GMicrosoft Profile Pictures
25What is the correct order Group Policy is applied in?
- ALocal, Site, Domain, OU
- BSite, Domain, OU, Local
- CLocal, Domain, OU, Site
26What happens if there is a conflicting Group Policy assigned to a later are? For instance, if Right click is disabled at Local Site but is enabled in OU
- AIt is overriden
- BMost restrictive applies
- CLeast restrictive applies
27What are Group Policies Organised into?
- AComputer Settings / Computer Configuration
- BUser Settings / User Configuration
- CPersonalisation Settings / Personalisation Configuration
- DSecurity Settings / Security Configuration
28What are Computer Configuration Group Policies applied to?
- AComputer regardless of who log on
- BComputer depending on who logs on
- CUser accounts
29When are Computer Configuration Group Policies applied typically?
- AWhen Computer is started
- BWhen user Logs on
- CWhen a network connection is detected
30When are User Configuration Group Policies applied?
- AWhen User logs on
- BWhen computer is started
- CWhen computer locates a network connection
31How often are User Configurations applied?
- AApplied ever 90 minutes with random delay of 30 minutes
- BApplied ever 30 minutes with random delay of 90 minutes
- CApplied ever 90 minutes with random delay of 120 minutes
32On Domain Controllers, group policies get refreshed every 10 minutes
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
33What are Computer and User Configuration policies divided into?
- APolicies and Preferences Nodes
- BConfiguration and Permissions Nodes
- CPolicy-Based and Settings based Nodes
34GP Policies Nodes include....Select 2
- ASettings available in earlier versions
- BSettings available in older versions
- CNew Settings not available previously
- DMore control over how settings are applied
35GP Preferences Nodes allow...Select 2
- AConfiguration of additional Windows Settings not available previously
- BAllow more control on how settings applied
- CTraditional settings available with earlier versions
36Computer Configuration\Policies can be organized according to: Select 3
- ASoftware Settings
- BWindows Settings
- CAdministrative Templates
- DPersonalization Settings
- EUpdate Settings
37What does Software Settings in Computer Configuration/Policies in GP do?
- ASoftware Installation - Install and Maintain software
- BConfigure Windows Settings - Name resolution policy, scripts, security settings, policy-based QoS nodes
- CRegistry-based Group Policy settings that are used to config computer environment
38What does Windows Settings in Computer Configuration/Policies in GP do?
- AConfigure Name Resolution Policy, Scripts, Security Settings, and Policy Based QoS nodes
- BSoftware Installation - Allows to you install and maintain software within organisation
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- Understanding Device Configurations Test sobre Understanding Device Configurations - Config User Profiles, creado por Louise Howard el 20/05/2019.
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