MCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-270): Installing ...

25-10 Chapter 25 Configuring and Troubleshooting the Desktop Environment
Objective 5.1 Answers
1. Correct Answers: A and C
A. Correct: Normally, a roaming user profile includes My Documents, My Pictures,
and other personal folders. When you use Group Policy to redirect these folders,
users work on the data contained in them as if the folders were still on their workstations.
Another benefit of this approach is that when a user logs off the network,
these folders are not synchronized with the roaming user profile. Because user
data can become quite large, this approach might save users considerable time
when logging on and off of their computers. You can further enhance this solution
by configuring Offline Files for these folders, allowing mobile users to transparently
synchronize the network-based folders with a locally cached copy of the
files. When users are working from their computer while disconnected from the
network, they can continue to work with the locally cached copies of their files.
Changes are automatically resynchronized with the network copies the next time
they connect their system to the network.
B. Incorrect: The ClipBook service is for sharing documents copied to the Clipboard
with other users via the network. The ClipBook service does not play a role
in managing user profiles or folder redirection.
C. Correct: When a user’s account is set up to use a roaming user profile, that user’s
profile is stored on the network. When the user logs on to a computer, the user
profile is cached to the local system. Any changes to the profile are written to the
cached copy. When the user logs off the network, the changes in the cached copy
are written back to the network copy. When a user logs on to a computer that has
been disconnected from the network, the locally cached copy of the user profile
is loaded transparently unless mandatory roaming profiles have been employed.
D. Incorrect: The Accessibility Options program is for configuring keyboard,
mouse, sound, and display settings to help people with mobility, vision, or hearing
disabilities. The Accessibility Options program does not play a role in managing
user profiles or folder redirection.
E. Incorrect: Windows Explorer is not used to manage user profiles or folder redirection.
2. Correct Answers: C
A. Incorrect: Although the Add Or Remove Programs application can be used to
remove some Windows components (such as the Indexing Service), it cannot be
used to uninstall or reconfigure Control Panel programs or MMC snap-ins.
B. Incorrect: Although this approach might accomplish the desired results, it is
time-consuming, and doing it manually on many computers might result in errors