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

Questions and Answers
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a. The User Accounts tool allows you to remotely create, modify, and delete
user accounts on all computers in the network running Windows XP Professional.
b. The User Accounts tool allows you to view and modify all accounts on the
computer.
c. The tasks you can perform with the User Accounts tool depend on the type
of account you use to log on to the local computer.
d. The User Accounts tool allows users to delete, create, or remove their individual
passwords.
The correct answers are C and D. A is not correct because you cannot use the User Accounts
tool to administer a remote computer. B is not correct because the User Accounts tool does not
allow you to administer certain built-in accounts.
2. Which of the following tasks can both account types (Computer Administrator and
Limited) perform? (Choose all that apply.)
a. Change your picture
b. Change your account type
c. Create, change, or remove your password
d. Change your account name
The correct answers are A and C. B and D are not correct because only computer administrators
can change the account type and account name.
3. Which of the following statements about logging on or logging off a computer
running Windows XP Professional are true? (Choose all that apply.)
a. When you use the Welcome screen to log on the local computer, you can
quickly switch to another user account without logging off and closing all
programs that you are running.
b. The User Accounts tool allows you to disable a local user account to prevent
users from using the disabled account to log on.
c. When you use the Welcome screen to log on the local computer, you can log
on using only one of the accounts displayed on the Welcome screen.
d. The User Accounts tool allows you to replace the Welcome screen with a
logon prompt that requires users to type their individual user names and
passwords.
The correct answers are A and D. B is not correct because the User Accounts tool allows you
to disable the Guest account, but not to disable other user accounts. C is not correct because
you can press CTRL+ALT+DELETE at the Welcome screen to access the traditional logon dialog
box, which allows you to type in a user name.