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By default, when will Windows install software updates? |
Daily at 3:00 A.M. |
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Which of the following command-line commands can be executed to force a computer to contact its configured WSUS server immediately? |
wuauclt /detectnow |
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Which of the following names is given to software updates that fix a specific problem addressing a critical nonsecurity bug? |
Critical Updates |
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Which of the following names is given to software updates that contain a tested set of cumulative updates? |
Cumulative patch |
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Which of the following allows you to receive early builds of Windows? |
Windows Insider Preview |
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Which of the following update scenarios defer updates for four months after Microsoft makes the updates available to the public? |
Current Branch for Business servicing |
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To examine performance correctly, you must establish a performance baseline. When is this task performed? |
during normal usage |
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Which of the following statements is true of Task Manager? |
Task Manager can indicate when you might have a bottleneck. |
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Which of the following terms is used to identify when a program is being executed? |
process |
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Resource Monitor is a powerful tool for understanding how your system resources are used by which of the following system consumers? |
processes and services |
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In the Windows Defender console, in which of the following locations will you find items that were not allowed to run but were not removed from the computer? |
Quarantined items |
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Which type of Windows Defender scan uses signature detection methodology and heuristics to monitor and catch malware behavior as files are being accessed? |
A real-time scan |
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Which type of Windows Defender scan checks all files on your disks and running programs? |
A full scan |
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Which type of Windows Defender scan checks only the locations you specify? |
A custom scan |
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Which type of Windows Defender scan checks only the areas that are most likely to contain malware? |
A quick scan |
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The Reliability Monitor provides a range of numbers to help you evaluate the reliability of a computer. What is the name of this range of numbers? |
stability index |
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Which of the following programs is used to view the Windows logs? |
Event Viewer |
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Which of the following tasks can be performed by using the Event Viewer MMC snap-in? |
You can save useful event filters as custom views that can be reused. |
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Event Viewer is essentially which type of tool? |
It is a log viewer tool. |
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Event Viewer allows you to collect events from remote computers and store them locally. By what name is this collection of events known? |
event subscription |
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Which of the following performance indicators can indicate when your CPU is over capacity and must be replaced? |
%Processor Time |
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Which Windows 10 recovery option is considered the most complete because the computer is set back to its original state after the recovery completes? |
PC Reset |
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Which of the following items is not retained after a PC Refresh? |
Windows Firewall settings |
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How often will Windows automatically create a system restore point if the user doesn’t otherwise create one? |
Every 7 days |
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Which recovery method enables you to retain your personal data, Windows Store apps, and basic settings while resetting Windows back to a good working state? |
PC Refresh |
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Which recovery method helps users boot into an environment to get them back into the system so they can begin the troubleshooting process? |
Windows 10 File Recovery drive |
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Which recovery method can be used to recover settings and registry data but not personal data? |
System Restore |
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Windows Backup and Restore is now known as which of the following in Windows 8 and 10? |
Windows 7 File Recovery |
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Which recovery method allows users to back up their personal files to an external drive or network share without administrative assistance? |
File History |
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Which of the following statements about File History is incorrect? |
File History can back up your files to the cloud. |
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By default, how long does File History keep your saved versions in the backup location? |
Forever |
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Digital certificates, smart cards, picture passwords, and biometrics are used to perform which of the following actions? |
Authentication |
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Which of the following items are not supported as a method of authentication in Windows 10? |
One-time passwords |
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Generally speaking, which of the following password conditions is not considered to be part of a strong password for a corporation? |
Is also used for online accounts |
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How does the TPM chip work? |
It encrypts private keys stored in the file system. |
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Where are user accounts stored for computers that are in a workgroup? |
Security Accounts Manager |
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Which of the following is used to find computers, users, and other resources throughout an Active Directory forest? |
Global Catalog |
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Workgroup computers use which authentication protocol when granting resource access? |
NTLM v2 |
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Which authentication protocol is used when authenticating to a server that belongs to a different Active Directory forest? |
NTLM v2 |
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Which of the following is not an allowed gesture for a picture password? |
Arcs |
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When configuring two-factor authentication using digital certificates in Windows 10 on hardware with TPM chips, which of the following methods is the most cost effective and secure? |
Using virtual smart cards |
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Which of the following basic security components is used to support virtual smart cards? |
Trusted Platform Module |
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Which of the following statements best describes how Password Settings Objects (PSOs) should be assigned to users? |
You should assign PSOs to a global security group and add users to the group. |
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When visiting websites, users are automatically logged on. However, if other people use the same profile, a user might not want to automatically log on. Which of the following statements best describes how a user can delete the credentials used in the automatic logon? |
Using Credential Manager |
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Which of the following is used to register a nondomain smartphone or tablet in Active Directory, which installs a certificate on a device so that it can secure single sign-on mechanism? |
Device Registration Service |
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Which term refers to a method used to provide proof that a security principal is the source of data, an action, or a communication? |
Nonrepudiation |
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Which term refers to preventing people from reading information they are not authorized to read? |
Confidentiality |
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Which term refers to the process of determining what an authenticated security principal can do? |
Authorization |
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Which term refers to the ability to guarantee that the information has not been arbitrarily changed? |
Integrity |
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Why are account lockout policies put into place |
To enforce security standards |
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Which of the following provides biometric authentication that uses a user’s face, iris, or fingerprint to unlock devices? |
… |
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Which of the following is used provides two-factor authentication that consists of an enrolled device and Windows Hello or a PIN? |
Microsoft Passport |
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Which of the following is required by Device Guard and Credential Guard in order to operate? |
Virtual secure mode |
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Which program runs in the background on a Windows system while providing a function or network application? |
Services |
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Which of the following allows you to manage services? |
Computer Management console |
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Which account provides extensive privilege to the local computer but does not require a password? |
Local System account |
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Which of the following programs allows you to enable Safe Mode during the next boot up? |
System Configuration Utility |
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Which of the following can be used to start a program at a certain time? |
Task Scheduler |
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Which program allows you to create Windows PowerShell scripts easier than if you were using a basic text editor? |
Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) |
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