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CNET 117 Unit 1
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1[blank_start]Easy Upgrade[blank_end] is a simple upgrade process that can be used to upgrade Windows 10 Home to Windows 10 Professional. It is purchased through the [blank_start]Windows Store[blank_end].
- AEasy Upgrade
- BWindows Store
2[blank_start]Easy upgrade[blank_end] will trigger small downloads from Microsoft after they are purchased, unlocking an upgraded edition of Windows 10 on the computer in as little as 20 minutes.
- AEasy upgrade
3Windows 10 comes in both [blank_start]32-bit[blank_end] and [blank_start]64-bit[blank_end] processor versions. The [blank_start]32-bit[blank_end] version is limited to addressing [blank_start]4 GB[blank_end] of RAM. If a computer has more RAM than [blank_start]4 GB[blank_end], the extra RAM will be unavailable to the [blank_start]32-bit[blank_end] edition. The [blank_start]64-bit[blank_end] version is becoming popular as users are running applications that demand more RAM than the 32-bit version can use.
- A32-bit
- B64-bit
- C32-bit
- D4 GB
- E4 GB
- F64-bit
- G32-bit
4Depending on the version of Windows 10, the [blank_start]64-bit[blank_end] editions can support up to [blank_start]2048 GB[blank_end] of RAM.
- A64-bit
- B2048 GB
5A better choice for server class computers is a server-class operating system such as Windows [blank_start]Server 2016[blank_end].
- AServer 2016
6If users determine that their computer [blank_start]hardware[blank_end] cannot use the 64-bit edition, they can upgrade their [blank_start]hardware[blank_end] or they can use a 32-bit edition of Windows 10 instead.
- Ahardware
- Bhardware
7[blank_start]multifactor authentication (MFA)[blank_end] is a security system that requires more than one method of proving someone or something is who or what it is declared to be. Different methods are used to independently verify the user’s identity for a transaction or sign-in attempt, such as a password plus a fingerprint. Each layer increases the difficulty an attacker faces trying to breach the security of a target.
- Amultifactor authentication (MFA)
8 [blank_start]multifactor authentication (MFA)[blank_end] - Each authentication factor is a [blank_start]different[blank_end] form of evidence confirming the user’s identity. Instead of authenticating with [blank_start]one[blank_end] factor, like a password, the user must be able to prove at least [blank_start]two[blank_end], a challenge known as [blank_start]two-factor authentication[blank_end]. Common factors the user can be tested on include something they [blank_start]know[blank_end] (such as a password), something they [blank_start]have[blank_end] (such as a smart card), and something they [blank_start]are[blank_end] (a fingerprint or retina scan).
- Amultifactor authentication (MFA)
- Bdifferent
- Cone
- Dtwo
- Etwo-factor authentication
- Fknow
- Ghave
- Hare
9Microsoft [blank_start]Passport[blank_end] is an MFA ([blank_start]multifactor[blank_end] authentication) system in Windows 10 that enhances security by avoiding the use of a user name and password. Biometric authentication on the client allows access to the remote system.
- APassport
- Bmultifactor
10[blank_start]trusted platform module (TPM)[blank_end] is a third-party standard to define a method of trusting the computer environment before an operating system is started. This helps to prevent the theft of a hard disk and placement of the disk in a foreign system to steal data.
- Atrusted platform module (TPM)
11Windows [blank_start]Hello[blank_end] is a biometric authentication functionality in Windows 10. At release, Windows Hello supports [blank_start]fingerprints[blank_end], [blank_start]facial[blank_end] recognition, and [blank_start]iris[blank_end] scanning.
- AHello
- Bfingerprints
- Cfacial
- Diris
12Mechanisms to authenticate the user for individual biometric factors in Microsoft Passport have been standardized into a system called Windows [blank_start]Hello[blank_end].
- AHello
13Windows Hello include a [blank_start]PIN[blank_end] code, [blank_start]facial[blank_end] recognition, and [blank_start]fingerprints[blank_end].
- APIN
- Bfacial
- Cfingerprints
14Microsoft Passport is Windows 10 device specific to protect an individual’s identity and is built in to every version of Windows 10. To add central management for user authentication and device registration in the enterprise, corporate administrators must deploy a different solution called Microsoft Passport for [blank_start]Work[blank_end].
- AWork
15The Windows [blank_start]Store[blank_end] can be launched from within Windows 10 to install new applications and update installed applications. Corporate administrators have the option of using the Windows [blank_start]Store[blank_end] for [blank_start]Business[blank_end], which gives them advanced controls to organize, customize, and manage deployment of applications relevant for the organization’s users and their business needs.
- AStore
- BStore
- CBusiness
16Microsoft [blank_start]Edge[blank_end] - The new web browser in Windows 10 that replaces Internet Explorer. It is completely redesigned to avoid the legacy support issues encountered with Internet Explorer and to have better support for web standards such as HTML5.
- AEdge
17[blank_start]Cortana[blank_end] - A personalized virtual search assistant. Cortana can use voice recognition to accept commands from the user.
- ACortana
18[blank_start]Windows as a Service (WaaS)[blank_end] - An update process for Windows 10 in which new features are continuously published and installed to existing Windows 10 installations.
- AWindows as a Service (WaaS)
19Windows 10 [blank_start]Home[blank_end] edition has a very aggressive update schedule that is fully automatic by default. Updates in that edition are downloaded and installed automatically with little notice to the end user. Update delays are limited and it is not possible to control which updates are implemented.
- AHome
20Business users need more control over the upgrade cycle, so there are more options to time and select updates for the Windows 10 [blank_start]Professional[blank_end], [blank_start]Enterprise[blank_end], and [blank_start]Education[blank_end] editions. Enterprise customers who do not want feature updates can also optionally deploy a version of Windows 10 Enterprise that is on the [blank_start]Long Term Servicing Branch (LTSB)[blank_end], which does not update itself with new features automatically.
- AProfessional
- BEnterprise
- CEducation
- DLong Term Servicing Branch (LTSB)
21If users are running Windows 10 [blank_start]Home[blank_end] edition, they can upgrade to a more advanced edition of Windows 10 such as Professional or Enterprise. The upgrade to Windows 10 Professional can be purchased online through the Windows [blank_start]Store[blank_end] as a one-time purchase for any Windows 10 Home user. The upgrade to Windows 10 Enterprise is a special upgrade that is activated by changing a [blank_start]product key[blank_end] identifying the Windows 10 system.
- AHome
- BStore
- Cproduct key
22[blank_start]Desktop[blank_end] mode is designed for a traditional computer with a mouse and keyboard. [blank_start]Tablet[blank_end] mode is optimized to make touch easier by making icons larger. Also, when in [blank_start]tablet[blank_end] mode, there is no [blank_start]desktop[blank_end].
- ADesktop
- BTablet
- Ctablet
- Ddesktop
23Windows 10 automatically adjusts the display and input methods depending on the form factor being used. When a keyboard is detached or folded away, the device automatically switches to tablet mode. This automatic switching between modes is called [blank_start]Continuum[blank_end].
- AContinuum
24On mobile phones running Windows 10, [blank_start]Continuum[blank_end] for [blank_start]phone[blank_end] allows you to use your phone like a desktop computer when appropriate peripherals are connected.
- AContinuum
- Bphone
25[blank_start]Snap[blank_end] allows windows to quickly be resized by clicking the title bar of the window and dragging it to the top, sides, or middle of the screen.
- ASnap
26[blank_start]Shake[blank_end] helps to minimize all other windows except for one the user is interested in. If a user clicks the title bar of a window and moves (shakes) the mouse from side to side, all other windows automatically minimize.
- AShake
27Clicking [blank_start]Task View[blank_end] changes the display to show an ordered preview of all application windows that are currently open. Clicking a window’s preview image brings that window forward to become the active window. Clicking the [blank_start]Task View[blank_end] icon also allows the user to access a new feature called [blank_start]Virtual Desktop[blank_end]. [blank_start]Virtual Desktop[blank_end] allows the user to create multiple desktops that can host different open windows.
- ATask View
- BTask View
- CVirtual Desktop
- DVirtual Desktop
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- Computer Science Test sobre CNET 117 Unit 1, creado por Jillian Jenkins el 03/02/2020.
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- Jillian Jenkins
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