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Scan the system and replace altered files.
A)sfc /scanonce
B)sfc /scanboot
C)sfc /scannow
D)sfc /revert
C)sfc / scannow (this multiple choice question has been scrambled)
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Launch SFC the next time the computer boots.
A)sfc /scanboot
B)sfc /revert
C)sfc /scanonce
D)sfc /scannow
C)sfc /scanonce (this multiple choice question has been scrambled)
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Launch SFC every time the computer boots.
A)sfc /scanonce
B)sfc /scannow
C)sfc /revert
D)sfc /scanboot
D)sfc /scanboot (this multiple choice question has been scrambled)
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Reconfigure SFC to its default setting. (Such as no longer launching on every boot).
A)sfc /scannow
B)sfc /revert
C)sfc /scanonce
D)sfc /scanboot
B)sfc /revert (this multiple choice question has been scrambled)
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What do you use to apply security restrictions and configuration settings for registry files?
regedit32.exe
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Using the attrib command how do you make a file read only?
attrib +r file.ext
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Using the attrib command how do you make a file hidden?
attrib +h file.ext
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Using the attrib command how do you make a file a system file?
attrib +s file.ext
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Using the attrib command how do you make a file marked to be archived?
attrib +a file.ext
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How do you encrypt a file?
By editing the file properties through windows explorer.
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How do you compress a file?
By editing the properties through windows explorer.
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Can a file be encrypted and compressed simultaneously?
No
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cd
Shows the current directory.
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cd [folder name]
Changes the current directory to the once specified within the current directory.
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cd [full path]
Changes to the directory specified by the path.
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cd..
changes the current directory to the immediate parent directory.
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cd /d [file][path]
Changes the current drive in addition to changing the directory.
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dir
Displays a list of files and subdirectories in a directory.
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dir /p
Pauses output at every page.
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dir /s
Display information in subdirectories.
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dir /a[xx]
To show only a file with a certain attribute or used with a - before the attribute symbol to show files without an attribute.
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md [directory]
Creates a new directory in the current directory.
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md [path][directory]
Creates a new directory in the directory specified by the path.
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rd [directory]
Removes the specified directory within the current directory.
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rd [path][directory]
Removes the directory specified in the path.
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rd /s
Removes subdirectories in addition to files in the current directory.
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rd /q
Will not prompt you before each deletion.
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copy [source] [destination]
Copies the specified file to the new location.
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copy [folder] [*.*] [path] [destination]
Copies all files with extensions in a folder to a new location.
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copy /n
Copies files using short filenames.
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copy /y
Will not prompt you before each deletion.
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copy /v
Verifies files after they are copied.
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xcopy /a
Copies files with the archive attribute set and doesn't change the attribute.
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xcopy /m
Copies the files with the archive attribute set and turns off the archive attribute.
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xcopy /d
Copies files changed on or after the specified date. If no date is given, it copies only those files whose source time is newer than the destination time.
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xcopy /p
Prompts you before creating each destination file.
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xcopy /s
Copies directories and subdirectories (except empty ones).
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xcopy /e
Copies directories and subdirectories, including empty ones.
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xcopy /h
Copies hidden and system files also.
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xcopy /r
Overwrites read-only files.
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xcopy /k
Copies attributes. Normal xcopy will reset read-only attributes.
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xcopy /y
Overwrites existing files without prompting.
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edit [file]
Specifies initial file(s) to load. Wildcards and multiple file specs can be given.
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edit /r
Load file(s) in read-only mode.
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What type of ATA devices can only use an 80-wire cable?
ATA/66 and higher.
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