The ___________________ enables you to manage user accounts in Windows 7.

The ___________________________ enables standard users to perform common tasks and provides a permissions dialog box when standard users and administrators do certain things that could potentially harm the computer

What process determines the identity of a user?

A. Authentication
B. Authorization
C. Identification
D. Indemnification

6. Which tool would enable a user to recover his encrypted files if he forgets his password?
A. BitLocker
B. Encrypting File System
C. Password reset disk
D. Password restore disk

11. When you copy a file from one folder on the C: drive to another folder on the C: drive, by default what permissions will the copy of that file have if the C: drive is formatted with NTFS?
A. The copy will retain the permissions the original file has.

To log on to a standalone Windows PC, you need a _____________________.

By default, any file you drop into a folder on an NTFS drive gets the same permissions as those assigned to the folder, a feature called ______________.

2. Which of the following user account types can create other user accounts?
A. Administrator
B. Limited user
C. Restricted user
D. Standard user

7. Which of the following groups can you assign a user to in Windows Vista Home Premium? (Select two.)
A. Administrators
B. Power Users
C. Replicators
D. Users

12. On a Windows Vista Business computer, where can you place files that other users can access easily?
A. Public Documents
B. Public folder
C. Shared Documents
D. Shared folder

An account that belongs only to the Local Users group in Windows XP is called a ______________________.

The ________________________ feature of Windows XP Home means you can share or not share a folder. You don’t have any finer control than that

3. To which of the following groups does a standard user in Windows XP belong by default?
A. Limited Users
B. Power Users
C. Restricted Users
D. Users

8. Which tool in Windows Vista and Windows 7 enables an administrator to create a log that shows all of the applications a user runs or attempts to run?
A. Create Log
B. NTFS
C. Parental Controls
D. User Account

13. John wants to share a folder in Windows 7 with Liz but wants to make sure she can delete only files she creates in that folder, not the ones he creates. What permission level should he use?
A. Contributor
B. Co-owner
C. Full Control
D. Reader

On the ____________________, you can click on an icon and type a password to log on to the computer.

Windows Vista has the ______________ folder available for sharing files and folders with other users of a particular computer

4. Which utility enables you to add users and groups in Windows 7 Professional?
A. User Account Control
B. User Accounts applet
C. Users and Groups applet
D. Local Users and Groups

9. Which of the following is not a standard NTFS permission?
A. Copy
B. Full Control
C. Modify
D. Read & Execute

14. Which tool in certain Windows Vista and Windows 7 editions enables you to encrypt the contents of a drive, including folders of users other than you?
A. BitLocker
B. Drive Encryptor
C. Encrypting File System
D. TrueCrypt

A ___________ is a collection of user accounts that share the same access capabilities.

The ______________________ enables you to scramble a file or folder and thus hide the contents from anyone, even an administrator.

5. Which of the following is the strongest password?
A. 5551212
B. Spot01
C. 43*xv
D. 479love*

10. As a member of the accounting group, John has Write permission to the Database folder; as a member of the technicians group, John has Read permission to the Database folder. What permission or permissions does John have to the Database folder?
A. Read

15. In Windows 7, how do the two middle levels of UAC security differ?
A. One creates a prompt for verified programs; the other creates a prompt for unverified programs.
B. One uses a consent prompt that blocks all other actions; the other uses a consent