Windows Fundamental quiz for day 7_Shreyas

What is the purpose of disk partitions in Windows?

• They allow multiple operating systems to be installed on a single disk.

• They improve the performance of the computer.

• They provide a way to organize and manage the storage space on a disk.

• They encrypt the data stored on the disk for security purposes.

What is the difference between basic and dynamic disks in Windows?

• Basic disks support only a single partition, while dynamic disks can have multiple partitions.

• Basic disks do not support Mirroring, Spanning, Stripping configurations, while dynamic disks do.

• Basic disks are compatible with older versions of Windows, while dynamic disks are not.

• Basic disks require a specific file system format, while dynamic disks do not.

How can you disable a device in Windows?

• Unplugging the device from the computer.

• Disabling the device through Device Manager.

• Disabling the device through Control Panel.

• Removing the device physically from the computer.

How can you add a user to a specific group in Windows?

• Using the "Users and Groups" section in Control Panel

• Using the "Local Users and Groups" snap-in in Computer Management

• Using the "Add User to Group" wizard in User Account Control

• Using the "User Group Management" tool in Device Manager

Which Type of partition is more superior?

• MBR

• GPT

Which of the following are types of User Groups?

• Local User Group

• Security User Group

• Distribution User Group

• All of the above

Device Drivers can be?

• Updated

• Deleted

• RollBack

• All of the above

What is the purpose of the "Administrator" account in Windows?

• It is a standard user account with limited privileges.

• It is a built-in account with full administrative privileges.

• It is used for guest users to access the system.

• It is a hidden account for troubleshooting purposes.

What are the advantages of using NTFS over FAT32?

• NTFS supports larger file sizes and partitions.

• NTFS provides better file security and permissions.

• NTFS offers built-in compression and encryption features.

• All of the above.

What is the maximum file size supported by NTFS in Windows?

• 2 GB

• 4 GB

• 16 TB

• 128 TB