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

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Lesson 1 Review
Questions and Answers
1. On which types of computers can you use dynamic disks?
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To use a dynamic disk, you must be running Windows XP Professional or Windows 2000 Professional.
Portable computers do not support dynamic disks.
2. What actions must you take to revert from a dynamic disk to a basic disk? What
limitations does this process impose?
By using Disk Management, you must delete all volumes on the disk. You must then right-click
the disk and select Revert To Basic Disk. All data is lost when reverting a dynamic disk to a
basic disk. You must repartition and reformat the basic disk following the conversion.
Lesson 2 Practice: Exercise 2
1. What color is the name of the Compressed folder?
Blue. This is the default color used by Windows XP to denote a compressed folder.
Lesson 2 Practice: Exercise 3
1. Is the Compressed2 folder compressed or not compressed? Why?
The Compressed2 folder is compressed because in Exercise 2, you specified that all subfolders
and files should also be compressed.
7. What indication do you have that the Compressed2 folder is no longer compressed?
The folder name is now displayed in the original color (typically black).
Lesson 2: Exercise 4
To create a compressed file
4. How can you verify that the Text1.txt file is compressed?
The folder name is displayed in blue.
To copy a compressed file to an uncompressed folder
3. Is the Text1.txt file in the Compressed2 folder compressed or uncompressed?
Why?
Uncompressed. A new file inherits the compression attribute of the folder in which it is created.