Title: Lesson 17: Quiz
Course: RITA MC - ITNW 1308 > Section: Lesson 17: Configuring Mobility Options

Q: Where in the Control Panel can you find quick access to settings most commonly adjusted by mobile computer users?
- Hardware and Sound
- Windows Mobility Center
- Mobile Computer Settings
- Device Manager
A: Windows Mobility Center
Feedback: Windows Mobility Center provides users with quick access to the configuration settings most commonly adjusted by mobile computer users. Windows Mobility Center is a shell application. It performs no special functions of its own; it simply provides a central point of access for many of the configuration settings that mobile computer users need frequently. These settings are located in various Control Panel applets, but placing them in a single window enables users to make adjustments quickly and easily. This is particularly beneficial to business users that give presentations with their portable computers.

Q: By default, eight tiles appear in the Windows Mobility Center. Which of the listed items does not appear by default here?
- Sync Center
- External Display
- Brightness
- User Accounts
A: User Accounts
Feedback: The eight tiles that can appear in the Windows Mobility Center are as follows: - Brightness - Volume - Battery Status - Wireless Network - Screen Orientation - External Display - Sync Center - Presentation Settings

Q: Which of the following is not an option on the Second screen menu of Windows 8.1?
- First screen only
- Duplicate
- Extend
- Second screen only
A: First screen only
Feedback: The correct option is named PC screen only. All of the other three listed options are correct.

Q: What Windows keyboard combination can you use to project to a second screen?
- Windows + T
- Windows + P
- Windows + L
- Windows + D
A: Windows + P
Feedback: You use Windows + P to project to a second screen.

Q: How does Windows 8.1 transmit display signals to a network projector?
- Using HDMI over IP
- Using RDP
- Using DVI over UDP
- Using SMTP
A: Using RDP
Feedback: Instead of simply directing the monitor signal out through a port, the computer uses the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to transmit the monitor signals over the network to the projector device, which has an embedded Windows operating system built into it.

Q: Which of the following are selectable options on the Presentation Settings dialog box? (Choose all that apply)
- Turn off the screen saver
- Disable Lync
- Show this background
- Set volume to:
A: Turn off the screen saver; Show this background; Set volume to:
Feedback: Windows 8.1 includes a dialog box that bundles together the configuration settings that users most often adjust before giving a presentation, and makes it possible to activate all of the settings with a single switch. You can configure all of the listed settings, except for disabling Lync, via this dialog box. Lync has its own setting for when it detects the computer is in presentation mode.

Q: Which power plan is not shown by default in the Power Options control panel?
- Power Saver
- Balanced
- High Performance
- All power plans are shown by default in the Power Options control panel
A: High Performance
Feedback: The Power Options control panel does not display the High Performance plan by default. You must click the Show additional plans down arrow for it to appear.

Q: What can the powercfg.exe utility be used to accomplish that can be accomplished in no other way?
- Export and import power management plans
- Modify power management settings for an entire network
- Modify power management settings for multiple computers
- Add new options to the Power Options control panel
A: Export and import power management plans
Feedback: One of the most valuable capabilities of Powercfg.exe is the ability to export entire power management plans to a file, and then import them on another computer.

Q: What two steps must you execute with powercfg.exe to export power plans from a computer?
- Enter powercfg.exe -list and make a note of the listed GUIDs
- Enter powercfg.exe -list and make a note of the listed names
- Enter powercfg.exe -export power.pow GUID
- Enter powercfg.exe -export power.pow NAME
A: Enter powercfg.exe -list and make a note of the listed GUIDs; Enter powercfg.exe -export power.pow GUID
Feedback: You will need to first list the power plans, note the GUID, and then export the desired plan(s) by GUID.

Q: What Windows 8.1 feature provides a form of fault tolerance that individual users can employ to maintain access to their server files, even in the event of a network service failure?
- Offline Files
- Sync Center
- Shadow Copies
- File History
A: Offline Files
Feedback: Offline Files is a form of fault tolerance that individual users can employ to maintain access to their server files, even in the event of a network service failure. Windows 8.1 workstations copy server-based folders that users designate for offline use to the local drive, and the users work with the copies, which remain accessible whether or not the computer is connected to the network.

Q: What Group Policy setting causes Windows 8.1 to save copies of files that users access from remote servers on a local drive, regardless of whether they are configured as offline files?
- BranchCache
- Remote Files
- Offline Files
- Enable Transparent Caching
A: Enable Transparent Caching
Feedback: The Enable Transparent Caching policy setting causes Windows 8.1 to save copies of files that users access from remote servers on a local drive, regardless of whether they are configured as offline files. Unlike Offline Files, the cached files do not remain available when the computer is disconnected from the network, but they do provide the users with faster repeat access while conserving network bandwidth. Transparent Caching is functionally similar to the BranchCache feature discussed in Lesson 18, Configuring Remote Connections, except that each Windows 8.1 workstation has exclusive use of its own cache; it does not share the cached files with other clients.

Q: What is Wi-Fi Direct?
- A new Microsoft implementation of ad hoc wireless networking
- A new IEEE implementation of ad hoc wireless networking
- A new IEEE wireless network protocol currently in draft that will increase speeds
- A new Microsoft implementation of wireless network management across an enterprise
A: A new Microsoft implementation of ad hoc wireless networking
Feedback: An ad hoc wireless network, by contrast, consists of only two devices, which connect directly to each other, without the need for an intermediate access point. Wi-Fi Direct is a new Microsoft implementation of ad hoc wireless networking, which enables a computer running Windows 8.1 to establish a connection to another wireless device.