微软认证[真题]70210试题(6)

　　26. You are configuring your computer to dual-boot between Windows 2000 and Windows 98. Your computer has 3 6GB hard drives—Disk0, Disk1, and Disk2. You want to install Windows 98 on Disk0 and Windows 2000 Professional on Disk1. You will store Project files on Disk2. These project files must be accessible from either operating system. How should each disk be formatted?

　　a. Disk0 (NTFS); Disk1 (FAT16); Disk2 (FAT32)

　　b. Disk0 (FAT32); Disk1 (NTFS); Disk2 (NTFS)

　　c. Disk0 (FAT32); Disk1 (NTFS); Disk2 (FAT32)

　　d. Disk0 (NTFS); Disk1 (NTFS); Disk2 (FAT32)

　　Answer：C

　　27. Your portable Windows 2000 Professional computer has a built-in 10 MBPS Ethernet adapter. You add a second Ethernet adapter, which is 100 MBPS compatible. Neither works, and the Device Manager indicates a conflict between the two. You want Windows 2000 Professional to use only the 100 MBPS adapter. How?

　　a. Remove the 100 MBPS adapter from the Device Manager.

　　b. Remove both adapters from the Device Manager.

　　c. Install the 100 MBPS adapter in a different PC card slot.

　　d. Disable the device driver for the 10 MBPS adapter in the Device Manager.

　　Answer：D

　　28. You install 10 USB tablets on 10 Windows 2000 Professional computers with built-in USB controllers. After installing the tablet software, the tablets cannot communicate with the computers. What must you do to recover?

　　a. Enable the USB root hub controller and reinstall the USB tablet device drivers.

　　b. Disable USB error detection for the USB root hub controller and enable the USB tablet within the Device Manager.

　　c. Reinstall the USB device drivers and disable USB error detection.

　　d. Enable the USB ports in the BIOS and reinstall the USB tablet device drivers.

　　Answer：D

　　29. You have noticed that files on your local drives were recently deleted, and you don’t recall deleting them yourself. What two steps must you take to track all access to your local folders?

　　a. Enable the local group policy for auditing successful file access attempts.

　　b. Enable the local group policy for auditing unsuccessful file access attempts.

　　c. Enable the local group policy for auditing successful object access attempts.

　　d. Enable the local group policy for auditing unsuccessful object access attempts.

　　e. Enable file auditing through Windows Explorer.

　　f. Run the disperf –y command from a Run line, use System Monitor to examine the logical I/O connector, and restart the computer.

　　Answer：C,E

　　30. You are a local administrator of a Windows 2000 Professional computer. A secretary named Rena has local administrative rights. Other users report that she has modified their files without permission. You want Rena to be able to install programs, perform backups, and manage printers, but you do not want her to view, change or read files for which permission has not been granted to her. Applying the least administrative effort, what should you do?

　　a. Let Rena be a local administrator and limit her rights using a local policy.

　　b. Let Rena be a local administrator and change the NTFS permissions on other files to deny Maria from viewing or modifying them.

　　c. Remove Rena’s administrative rights. Add her to the Power Users group and Backup Operators group.

　　d. Remove Rena’s administrative rights. Add her to the Power Users group and grant her NTFS permission to the files she will need to back up.

　　Answer：C