How to use Windows Delivery Optimization

The video tutorial explains delivery optimization in Windows 10, a feature that allows multiple machines in a network to share bandwidth by downloading updates in chunks and sharing them. It covers specific settings available in versions 1803 and 1809 to minimize bandwidth usage, including using the group policy editor, registry keys, or Windows Intune. The tutorial also discusses advanced configuration options like setting a group ID, limiting upload bandwidth, and specifying business hours for downloads.

What is the primary purpose of delivery optimization in Windows 10?

• To reduce the overall bandwidth usage by sharing updates

• To allow updates to be downloaded only during off-peak hours

• To enhance the security of updates

• To increase the speed of individual updates

Which Windows 10 versions introduced more specific settings for delivery optimization?

• 1709 and 1803

• 1803 and 1809

• 1903 and 1909

• 1809 and 1903

Where can you find the settings for delivery optimization in the group policy editor?

• Computer Configuration, System Settings, Windows Components

• User Configuration, System Settings, Windows Components

• Computer Configuration, Administrative Templates, Windows Components

• User Configuration, Administrative Templates, Windows Components

What is the purpose of setting a group ID in delivery optimization?

• To limit the number of updates a machine can download

• To prioritize updates for certain machines

• To identify the fastest machine in the network

• To group machines for shared updates

Which of the following is NOT a configurable option in delivery optimization?

• Limiting download bandwidth during business hours

• Choosing the color of the update interface

• Specifying RAM for peer caching

• Setting a cache size