Backup, Restore, and Recovery

Which Windows utility that allows users to back up files/folders, save multiple versions of changes to those files/folders, and restore from those versions?

• Reset this PC

• System Image

• File History

• System Protection using Restore Points

Which of the following statements regarding File History is NOT true?

• File History can restore files but not entire folders.
• File History files should be saved on a separate drive from the drives containing the files.
• File History allows the user to choose how long copies should be saved.
• File History allows the user to exclude designated user profile files or folders from backing up.

Which utility can be created that makes a bootable usb drive that contains the Windows system files to conduct a complete Windows restore?

• File History

• Recovery Drive

• System Image

• System Recovery

Which Windows utility should be used if a user needs to restore a system with a clean install of Windows but allow you to keep your personal files if you'd like?

• System Recovery

• System Protection using Restore Points

• System Image

• Reset this PC

Which Windows utility should be used if a user wants to restore a Windows system with an exact copy of the drive, all applications, files, and configurations at the time of the backup?

• System Protection using Restore Points

• System Recovery

• Reset this PC

• System Image

Which Windows utility should be used if a user has an issue after completing a driver update or system change and wants to revert Windows back to the previous working configuration?

• Reset this PC

• System Protection using Restore Points

• Driver History

• System Recovery

Which of the following statements regarding File History is NOT true?

• A subfolder is created for each user account.

• Each backup includes the Configuration folder with XML and index files.

• Backed up files are compressed.

• Each backup includes the Data folder with the backed up files and hierarchy structure.