Title: Quiz 2 (Lessons 4, 5, and 6)
Course: CTS 2306 Windows Professional > Section: Module 2 - Configuring Hardware and Installing Applications

Q: To communicate with the operating system running on the computer, each device also requires a software element known as what?
- Device configuration
- Memory allocation
- System bus reservation
- Device driver
A: Device driver

Q: You have opened the Properties dialog box for an installed printer on your computer system. On what tab will you find information that is specific to this piece of installed hardware on your computer system?
- General
- Advanced
- Device Settings
- Ports
A: Device Settings

Q: Why are the device drivers for graphics adapters considered to be more problematic than drivers for other devices? (Choose all that apply.)
- The device driver is likely to be revised more often.
- The device driver is likely to be simple to install and without adequate documentation.
- The device driver is less likely to be included with the operating system.
- The device driver is more likely to cause compatibility or functionality problems.
A: The device driver is likely to be revised more often.; The device driver is less likely to be included with the operating system.; The device driver is more likely to cause compatibility or functionality problems.

Q: Normally, why do hardware manufacturers release new driver updates? (Choose all that apply.)
- To change the startup method of the device
- To address problems with the previous driver release(s)
- To remove features not licensed from the device
- To enhance performance of the device
A: To address problems with the previous driver release(s); To enhance performance of the device

Q: What is the basic process employed to digitally sign a device driver or other piece of software?
- The device driver files are encrypted using the publisher's public key and then run through a hash algorithm.
- The device driver files are run through a hash algorithm and then encrypted using the publisher's private key.
- The device driver files are encrypted using the publisher's private key and then run through a hash algorithm.
- The device driver files are run through a hash algorithm and then encrypted using the publisher's public key.
A: The device driver files are run through a hash algorithm and then encrypted using the publisher's private key.

Q: What is the value of a protected checksum dependent upon?
- The size of the data object
- The contents of the data object
- The regional formatting of the data object
- The country of origin of the data object
A: The contents of the data object

Q: Which of the following statements are true regarding the behavior of Windows 8 64-bit editions and drivers? (Choose all that apply.)
- If the driver is not signed, Windows will prompt you for action.
- If the driver is not signed, Windows will not install it.
- If the driver has been modified after being signed, Windows will prompt you for action.
- If the driver has been modified after being signed, Windows will not install it.
A: If the driver is not signed, Windows will not install it.; If the driver has been modified after being signed, Windows will not install it.

Q: What should you enter into the Run dialog box to open the Device Manager console?
- devcmgr.msc
- dvcmgr.msc
- compmgt.msc
- devmgmt.msc
A: devmgmt.msc

Q: On which tab of a driver's properties dialog box will you find information about the driver's provider and date of creation?
- Details
- Resources
- General
- Events
A: Events

Q: On which tab of a driver's properties dialog box will you find information about any conflicts the driver may be experiencing?
- Details
- Resources
- General
- Events
A: Resources

Q: After updating a device driver, the device has started to malfunction. What should you do first to try and resolve this issue?
- Disable the device
- Reboot the computer
- Uninstall the device
- Roll back the driver
A: Roll back the driver

Q: What is the net effect of deleting a device using Device Manager and then restarting the computer?
- The device will be removed from the system until you manually reinstall it within Windows.
- The device will be detected by Windows during the restart and Windows will try to reinstall it automatically.
- The device will be detected by Windows during the restart but Windows will not try to reinstall it since it was previously manually deleted.
- The device will be detected by Windows during the restart and you will be prompted to take an action by Windows.
A: The device will be detected by Windows during the restart and Windows will try to reinstall it automatically.

Q: Which Device Manager view will display the resources of each type and the devices that are using them?
- Devices by connection
- Resources by type
- Devices by type
- Resources by connection
A: Resources by type

Q: Which Device Manager view will display a list of individual resources and the device using each connection?
- Devices by connection
- Resources by type
- Devices by type
- Resources by connection
A: Resources by connection

Q: Which Device Manager view will display a list of device categories?
- Devices by connection
- Resources by type
- Devices by type
- Resources by connection
A: Devices by type

Q: What is the name of the Remote Desktop Services feature that enables clients to run Remote Desktop server applications within an individual window?
- App-V
- AppProvisioning
- Thin App
- RemoteApp
A: RemoteApp

Q: What Windows 8 feature prevents applications from executing code in prohibited areas?
- Data execution protection
- Dynamic memory management
- Memory execution protection
- Data execution prevention
A: Data execution prevention

Q: When a specific file type, such as .mp3, can be opened by many different applications, how can you configure Windows 8 to use a specific application to open an .mp3 file that is double-clicked?
- Use Windows Explorer to select a default application.
- Use the Start screen to select a default application.
- Use the Pick an application to open this file link in the Default Programs control panel.
- Use the Set your default programs link in the Default Programs control panel.
A: Use the Pick an application to open this file link in the Default Programs control panel.

Q: You have PhotoShop Elements installed on your Windows 8 computer. You want PhotoShop Elements to automatically be launched every time you plug in a memory card that contains photos. What setting do you need modify?
- Media handling settings
- Autoplay settings
- Default application settings
- Extension provider settings
A: Autoplay settings

Q: Windows Installer uses what file format for single package application installations?
- .win
- .msp
- .msi
- .wdi
A: .msi

Q: What is the executable file name for the Windows Installer application on a Windows 8 computer?
- Wininstall.exe
- Msiexec.exe
- Installer.exe
- Mswinst.exe
A: Msiexec.exe

Q: What Windows 8 feature assigns one of four integrity levels to running processes?
- Mandatory access controls
- Integrity maintenance service
- Mandatory integrity control
- Memory integrity manager
A: Mandatory integrity control

Q: The Program Compatibility Troubleshooter will give you two options after attempting to determine what is preventing the program from running properly. What are these options? (Choose two answers.)
- Try Recommended Settings
- Troubleshoot Program
- Debug Program
- Report Compatibility Results to Microsoft
A: Try Recommended Settings; Troubleshoot Program

Q: Windows 8 provides many emulation modes for older versions of Windows. Which of the listed modes is not available to select from?
- Windows 95
- Windows Vista
- Windows 2000
- Windows XP SP2
A: Windows 2000

Q: In addition to being able to select an operating system to emulate, there are several other compatibility settings you can select from. Which of the following settings are available? (Choose all that apply.)
- Reduced color modes
- Slower CPU frequency
- Disable Display Scaling On High DPI Images
- Run In 800 x 600 Screen Resolution
A: Reduced color modes; Disable Display Scaling On High DPI Images

Q: Which Application Compatibility GPO setting will disable the MS-DOS subsystem?
- Detect applications unable to launch installers under UAC
- Prevent access to 16-bit applications
- Turn off Application Compatibility Engine
- Detect application failures caused by deprecated windows DLLs
A: Prevent access to 16-bit applications

Q: Which Application Compatibility GPO setting could be used to help get legacy in-house developed applications upgraded to a more current version?
- Detect applications unable to launch installers under UAC
- Prevent access to 16-bit applications
- Turn off Application Compatibility Engine
- Detect application failures caused by deprecated windows DLLs
A: Detect application failures caused by deprecated windows DLLs

Q: Which Application Compatibility GPO setting can boost system performance at the cost of possible problems running legacy applications?
- Detect applications unable to launch installers under UAC
- Prevent access to 16-bit applications
- Turn off Application Compatibility Engine
- Detect application failures caused by deprecated windows DLLs
A: Turn off Application Compatibility Engine

Q: Which Application Compatibility GPO setting could be used to detect legacy in-house developed applications that assume the user has local administrative permissions on the computer?
- Detect applications unable to launch installers under UAC
- Prevent access to 16-bit applications
- Turn off Application Compatibility Engine
- Detect application failures caused by deprecated windows DLLs
A: Detect applications unable to launch installers under UAC

Q: Why does AppLocker need to create the ÒDefault RulesÓ?
- So that your custom AppLocker rules will work
- So that you won't inadvertently block key Windows paths for execution
- So that your users won't be able to override your AppLocker rules
- So that AppLocker knows what software you want to restrict
A: So that you won't inadvertently block key Windows paths for execution