8. (T8)You are the administrator of your company's network. The network is configured as shown in the exhibit.

You want to install Windows 2000 Professional on 10 non-PXE-compliant computers on the marketing segment of your network. The 10 computers do not have operating systems installed. You attempt to load the computers by using an existing RIS image that is on the RIS server. You find that the 10 computers cannot connect to the RIS server. You verify that existing client computers on the network can connect to network servers, including the RIS server. You then check the network servers and find that the Windows NT Server 4.0 computer running WINS has stopped responding due to hard disk failure. You want to enable the computers to connect to the RIS server. What should you do? (Choose two) A. Repair and restart the WINS server. B. Repair the WINS server and upgrade the server to Windows 2000 Server. C. Configure the Active Directory server to run DHCP. D. Configure the static entry in WINS that points to the RIS server. E. Create and use the RIS boot disk. F. Run RIPrep.exe to create a non-PXE-compliant startup disk. Answer: CE

Explanation:
A RIS installation requires the presence of a DHCP server, and either a WINS server or a DNS server running Active Directory. The DHCP server is required for the automatic distribution of IP addresses while the WINS server or a DNS server is used for NetBIOS to IP address name resolution. A WINS server is required for compatibility with computer systems, such as Windows 98, that cannot make use of the DNS server. Clients with Non-PXE compliant network cards cannot be booted over the network and therefore require a RIS boot disk to be able to connect to the RIS server. A boot disk can be created by using the RBFG.EXE utility.

Incorrect answers:
A: In Windows 2000 the DNS server is responsible for name resolution. The WINS server was a feature of Windows NT 4.0 and has been superceded by DNS. In a Windows 2000 environment, the WINS server is used to support computers that cannot make use of Active Directory and DNS. In this scenario there are no computers that cannot connect to Active Directory and DNS. Therefore the RIS service requires Active Directory and DNS and not WINS.
B: In Windows 2000 the DNS server is responsible for name resolution. The WINS server was a feature of Windows NT 4.0 and has been superceded by DNS. In a Windows 2000 environment, the WINS server is used to support computers that cannot make use of Active Directory and DNS. In this scenario there are no computers that cannot connect to Active Directory and DNS. Therefore the RIS service requires Active Directory and DNS and not WINS.
D:A static entry for the RIS server can be created on the DNS server. In a Windows 2000 environment, the WINS server is used to support computers that cannot make use of Active Directory and DNS. There is thus no need for a static entry for the RIS server on the WINS server.
F: Riprep.exe is used to launch the RIPrep Wizard. It is not used to create non-PXE-compliant startup disks. The RBFG.EXE is used to create startup or boot disk.
12. (T12)You are the administrator of the corp.arborshoes.com domain. Users in the domain run Windows 2000 Professional on their desktop computers. A user named Katrin in the Sales organizational unit reports that her mouse is not working correctly. You logon to the domain from Katrin’s computer by using a domain administrative account. You use Device Manager to display current information for the mouse drivers. You discover that Katrin’s computer is using an older version of the mouse driver. You have a current driver by the manufacturer of mouse. You install the current driver by the usage of Device Manager and restart the computer. You test the mouse and it is still not functioning correctly. You check the problem and see that previous driver is still installed. You want to be able to install the correct mouse driver. What should you do? A. Set the Sales OU policy for security to warn and allow the installation to override the local security defaults. B. Set the domain policy for security to block but allow the installation to override local and Sales OU security defaults. C. Set the local computer policy for security on Katrin’s computer to warn but allow the installation to override the domain and the Sales OU security defaults. D. Disable, plug and play on Katrin’s computer. Restart the computer and manually setup the system resources for the mouse. Answer: A

Explanation:
Setting the OU security policy to warn will allow Katrin to install the mouse driver. The OU policy will override any security policy that has been set at local, site and domain level. The policy hierarchy from lowest is local, site, domain, OU. The OU policies override local, site and domain policies.

Incorrect answers:
B:Setting the security policy at the domain level to block will not solve the problem as there is an existing policy which blocks the installation of the drivers. This policy setting must be overridden. This can be done by setting the policy at the highest, i.e., OU, level.
C:Local computer policies cannot override the domain or the Sales OU security defaults. Therefore the policy that is blocking the installation of the drivers will remain in effect. This will thus not solve the problem.
D:The installation of the mouse drivers is being blocked by a security policy. Disabling plug and play will not change the security policy in Windows and will not permit the installation of the drivers. By disabling plug and play, we would be required to make available the system resources that the mouse would use, however, the policy that is blocking the installation of the mouse driver will still prevent the drivers from being installed.
35. (T35)You are using Windows Installer to deploy an application to 750 Windows 2000 Professional computers on your network. The network includes an organizational unit (OU) named Sales. A Group Policy object (GPO) is created for the Sales OU. The software deployment of the application is unsuccessful. During the deployment, some users in the Sales OU report that the installation is aborting with random errors midway through the installation process. The remaining users in the Sales OU report that the software is installing, but is giving them general protection fault errors. What should you do? A. Repackage and redeploy the application’s .msi file to the Sales OU. B. Repackage and redeploy the application’s .mst file to the Sales OU. C. Redeploy the application by using the Group Policy object (GPO) for the Sales OU. D. Restart Windows Installer on all computers in the Sales OU. Then redeploy the application’s .zap file to the Sales OU. Answer: A

Explanation:
It seems likely that the software package in this scenario is not a native Windows Installer package, since there are multiple errors in the installation process. Repackaged application (.msi) files could be used to repackage applications that do not have a native Windows Installer package (.msi).

Incorrect answers:
B: .mst files cannot be used to deploy an application. .mst files are used to transform .msi files at the time of assignment or publication.
C: There is no problem with the GPO in this scenario, as the software installation actually finishes on some computers. The installation files need to be repackaged and redeployed.
D: The .zap file of an application is the original setup.exe program. Redeploying the .zap file would result in exactly the same sort of problems since no changes have been made in the deployment strategy.
39. (T39)You are the administrator of your company’s network. A user named Lilly prints dozens of documents daily from her Windows 2000 Professional computer. Lilly reports that she receives a dialog box announcing that each print job she sends has printed successfully. Lilly’s default printer is a shared printer that is connected to Windows 2000 Server computer. She wants to have this notification turned off because she has so many documents. What should you do? A. In the server properties of the printer system folder, clear the Notify when remote documents are printed option. B. In the server properties of the printers system folder, clear the notify computer, not user, when remote documents are printed option. C. In the default printer properties, select the Ports tab, and clear the Enable bidirectional support option. D. In the default printer properties, select the Advanced tab, and clear the advanced printing features option. Answer: A

Explanation:
To turn off the notification that a print job has printed successfully we must clear the “Notify when remote documents are printed” option on the Advanced tab of the Print Sever properties. The Print Server properties can be accessed via the File menu in the Printers folder.

Incorrect answers:
B: This option specifies whether the notification should be sent to the computer or the user. By clearing this setting the notification will be sent to the user. We do not want this notification to be sent. Therefore we should clear the “Notify when remote documents are printed” option.
C: Disabling the bidirectional support option will prevent the print device from communicating with the printer on the server. The printer will still be sending notification messages to users of the printer. The bidirectional support option should be enabled so that the print device could report printer problems such low toner etc.
D: The advanced printing features option concerns metafile spooling and options such Page Order, Booklet Printing, and Pages Per sheet. Disabling this option will not disable the notification of print jobs.
49. (T49)You upgrade 11 computers in the accounting department from Windows NT Workstation 4.0 to Windows 2000 Professional. All of the upgraded computers are configured to have the default security settings. After the upgrade, users in the accounting department report that they can no longer run any financial or credit applications on their computers. You want all accounting department users to be able to run these applications. You want to allow only the rights that allow users to run the applications. What should you do? A. Add each user account to the Power Users group on that user’s computer. B. Configure the financial and credit applications to run as services on the computers in the accounting department. C. Apply the Compatws.inf security template to the local security policy of the computers in the accounting department. D. Use the computer management console to configure separate memory spaces for each financial and credit application on the accounting department computers. Answer: C

Explanation:
The Compatws.inf template relaxes access controls for the Users group and is therefore well suited for Windows 2000 clients that need compatibility with older applications.

Incorrect answers:
A: Adding each user account to the Power Users group might allow them to use the application but this will give the user accounts too much administrative rights. This is therefore not a good solution.
B: Applications cannot, in general, be configured to run as services. Only services can log as services.
D: The computer management console cannot be used to configure memory spaces for applications.
52. (T52)You need to install Windows 2000 Professional on 35 new computers on the company LAN. First, you create a distribution folder on the network server. Then you create a network boot disk to install Windows 2000 Professional from the distribution folder. Now you need to create a batch file, which the network boot disk will execute to start the installation. You must specify a source path and temporary drive for the installation files. You also need to install the accessibility options within the batch file. The batch file must execute a hardware-specific application to run after the GUI-mode Setup has completed. Which command must you specify in the batch file? A. Z:\i386\winnt/s:z:\i386/t:d/a/e:z:\hardware\setup.exe B. Z:\i386\winnt/s:z:\i386/rwinnt.tmp/a/e:z:\hardware\setup.exe C. Z:\i386\winnt32/s:z:\i386/tempdrive:d/cmd:z\hardware\setup.exe D. Z:\i386\winnt32/s:z:\i386/cmdcons:z:\hardware\setup/makelocalsource Answer: A

Explanation:
Winnt must be used to start the installation process from a boot diskette. The /t:d switch specifies that the D drive should be used to contain temporary setup files; the /a switch specifies an installation with accessibility options; and the /e[:command] switch specifies a command to be executed at the end of Setup’s GUI mode.

Incorrect answers:
B: This command does not specify the drive should be used to contain temporary setup files. To specify a temp drive the /t switch must be used. The /r switch specifies an optional folder that must be installed on the hard drive.
C: Winnt32 is a 32-bit application and can only be used from inside a Windows environment and not after starting the computer by means of a boot diskette. A computer can only be booted into DOS mode from a boot disk, and DOS mode cannot use 32-bit applications.
D: Winnt32 is a 32-bit application and can only be used from inside a Windows environment and not after starting the computer by means of a boot diskette. A computer can only be booted into DOS mode from a boot disk, and DOS mode cannot use 32-bit applications.
55. (T55)You want to connect your Windows 2000 Professional computer to multiple TCP/IP subnets on your company's network. Your computer currently has an ISA network adapter installed. You install a second ISA network adapter. After you restart your computer, you notice that the second ISA network adapter is not functioning. What should you do? A. Set the driver signing option to block. B. Set the driver signing option to ignore. C. In the computer’s BIOS, reserve an unused IRQ for ISA devices. D. In the Device Manager, configure the second ISA network adapter to use an unused IRQ. Answer: D

Explanation:
The Device Manager is used to configure the system resources used by a hardware device. The system resources of legacy ISA devices must be set manually. This can be done in Device Manger, By rightclicking the device in Device Manager, choosing Properties, and then selecting the Resources tab, we can change the system resources, such as the IRQ setting, used by the device.

Incorrect answers:
A: Setting the driver signing option to block will prevent the installation of unsigned drivers. This will not enable the second ISA adapter to work properly.
B: Setting the driver signing option to ignore would allow the installation of unsigned drivers. This will not enable the second ISA adapter to work properly. This is also not the current problem since the scenario does not mention any problems with unsigned drivers.
C: Reserving IRQs in the BIOS will not prevent any legacy ISA device using that IRQ, it would only prevent Plug and Play (PnP) devices from using that particular IRQ. Reserving IRQs in the BIOS could be used when PnP Devices and legacy devices use the same IRQ. In that case we could reserve an IRQ in BIOS, which would prevent the PnP device from use it, and allow the legacy device use it instead.
66. (T66)You are the administrator of your company’s network. A user named Andrew has limited dexterity, which prevents him from using standard keyboard when completing his daily computing tasks. You configure the Windows 2000 Professional computer to use the on-screen keyboard and stickykeys option. You save the accessibility option settings to a shared folder on the local hard disk of Andrew’s computer. You want to configure the same options for a user named Peter. You logon to Peters computer using Peter’s login user account. You access the shared folder over the network from Peter’s computer. You select the .acw file from the shared folder to a set up Peter’s computer to use the accessibility options. You receive the error message shown in the exhibit.

Accessibility Wizard

There was a problem loading the file specified when running the accessibility wizard.
OK
What should you do? A. Copy the .acw file to the c:\documents and setting\default user folder. B. Save the accessibility options to a floppy disk and change the permissions to allow full control of the file. C. Resave the settings for the options by using utility manager. Then copy the file to Peter’s local profile folder. D. Change the permissions of the .acw file in the shared network folder to allow read access for Peter’s user account. Answer: D

Explanation:
The error message from the wizard indicates that Peter does not have permissions to the .acw file that contains the accessibility options. To be able to continue, Peter’s permissions to the file must be changed to Read.

Incorrect answers:
A: Peter is using another computer. The c:\documents and setting\default user folder on Andrew´s computer is not shared by default. Peter wouldn’t be able to access .acw.
B: Using a floppy disk for the .acw file is not a good solution. Even if it works, which is doubtful, it would be very awkward for the user.
C: The utility manager cannot be used to save the accessibility settings. The .acw is produced by the Accessibility Wizard. The .acw file can be copied in Windows with, for example, Windows Explorer.
96. (T96)You want to upgrade 150 computers from Windows NT Workstation 4.0 Windows 2000 Professional. You create an unattend.txt file by using setup manager. You copy the file to a floppy disk. You then start the installation on a test computer by using the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM. You insert the floppy disk after the computer starts. Although you had set the user interaction level to full unattended mode, you are prompted for all the required parameters. You want to ensure that the unattended installation does not prompt you for input. What should you do? A. Add a [data] section to unattend.txt, and set the unattendedinstall Parameter to YES. B. Add an [Unattend] section to unattend.txt, and set the OEMPreinstall parameter to yes. C. Rename unattend.txt on the floppy disk to Winnt.sif. D. Create a \$Oem$\$1 folder on the hard disk of the test computer, and copy unattend.txt to the folder. Answer: C

Explanation:
When booting the computer from the CD-ROM, and then using an answer file from a floppy disk, the answer file must be named Winnt.sif.
 

Incorrect answers:
A: A [data] section must be added to the unattend.txt file, and the unattendedinstall Parameter must be set to YES. However, the answer file must be named winnt.sif, as it is located on the diskette.
B: An [Unattend] section in the answer file has already been created by the Setup Manager.
D: The unattend.txt file must be located on a diskette, and it must be named winnt.sif. It should not be copied to a folder named $OEM$ on the hard drive.
98. (T98)You want to install Windows 2000 Professional on 45 new computers on your company’s network. You first install Windows 2000 Professional on one of the new computers. You log on to the computer by using the local administrator account. You install Microsoft Office 97, a virus scanner, and other company-standard applications. You then create a RIS image of the computer you configured. You want to configure the RIS image so that the standard applications will be accessible to the user when the user first logs on to the network. What should you do? A. Run Rbfg.exe before installing the standard applications. B. Run RIPrep.exe before installing the standard applications. C. Copy the all users profile to the default users profile. D. Copy the local administrator account profile to the default users profile Answer: D

Explanation:
By copying the local administrator account profile to the default users profile, all users will get access to the shortcuts which were made when the local administrator installed the applications.
 

Incorrect answers:
A: Rbfg.exe (Remote boot floppy generator) is used to make a remote boot floppy, which is used by non- PXE compliant RIS clients to start the RIS installation process. It is thus not appropriate to this scenario.
B: Riprep.exe should not run prior to installing the applications, as the RIS image must include the installed applications. Therefore riprep.exe must be used after the installation of applications.
C: The all users profile is used by all the users. There is no need to copy it to the default user profile.
101. (T101)You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 network. You purchase 25 new portable computers that have a preinstalled version of Windows 98. You upgrade the 25 new computers to Windows 2000 Professional. You want to remove the Logoff option from the start menu on the 25 new computers. Which two methods can you use to accomplish this goal? (Choose two) A. On the advanced tab of the task bar and start menu dialog box, clear the Display log off option. B. On the advanced tab of the task bar and start menu dialog box, clear the administrative tools option. C. On the general tab of the task bar and start menu dialog box, clear the personalized menus option. Log off and then log on to the computers. D. Use a local computer policy that will not include the logoff option on the start menu. E. Use the user profiles tab within the properties of my computer to change the profile from the local profile to a roaming user profile. Answer: AD

Explanation:
The Log off option can be removed from the start menu by the following sequence: Open Start, Choose Settings, select Taskbar & Start menu, select the Advanced tab, and Disable the Display logoff option. A local computer policy could also be used to remove the logoff option from the start menu. This is done by the following steps: Open the local computer policy, select User Configuration, select Windows settings, open Administrative templates, and disable Add logoff to the start menu.
 

Incorrect answers:
B: By clearing the administrative tools setting the Administrative tools will not be accessible from the Start menu. This will not remove the Logoff option on the start menu.
C: By clearing the personalized menus option the start menu and its submenu will show all the items at the same time. It will not hide the applications that had not been used recently and will not hide the logoff option either.
E: Changing the user profile from a local profile to a roaming user profile will give the user the same desktop environment when the user logs in on different computers. It will not hide the logoff option on the start menu though.
104. (T104)You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 domain. You deploy a graphics software application to users in the graphics Organizational Unit. You want to install a custom installation for three users named Carlos, Carmen and Maria, who are members of graphics OU. You want these three users to be able to access additional text, filters, and other graphics options for the software. What should you do? A. Create the graphic users OU in the domain. Add a custom .msi file to graphics OU. B. Create the graphic users OU in the domain. Add a custom .mst file to graphics OU. C. Create the advanced software OU wit in the graphics OU, and add Carlos, Carmen and Maria. Create an .msi file, including changes, and apply the modifications to the advanced software OU. D. Create the advanced software OU within the graphics OU and add Carlos, Carmen and Maria. Create an .mst file, including changes, and apply the modifications to the advanced software OU. Answer: D

Explanation:
We will first have to create a new OU and add the three users to the OU. To be able to produce a custom installation for Carlos, Carmen and Maria, the original .msi deployment file needs a transformation .mst file. This file is then published in the new advanced software OU. The transformation file (the .mst file) will be applied to the original deployment file (the .msi) at the time of the publication.
 

Incorrect answers:
A: We cannot add a custom .msi file. We must therefore use a custom .mst file. Furthermore, the custom package should only be available for these three users therefore adding the packing to the graphics OU is incorrect, as all users in graphics OU would be able to use the extra software options.
B: The custom package should only be available for these three users therefore adding the packing to the graphics OU is incorrect, as all users in graphics OU would be able to use the extra software options.
C: We must create a custom .mst transform file, as we cannot customize .msi file.
117. (T117)You are the administrator of your company’s network. You install Windows 2000 Professional on 10 computers in the graphics department. The 10 computers have built in USB controllers. You physically install a USB tablet pointing device on each computer. You install the 32MB manufacturer tablets software on each computer. A tablet icon appears in the central panel to configure the device but the device does not work. You want USB tablets to work on 10 computers. What to do? A. Enable the USB ports in the BIOS and reinstall the USB tablet device drivers. B. Enable the USB root hub controller and reinstall the USB tablet device driver. C. Disable the USB error detection for the USB root hub controller and enable USB tablet device in hardware profile. D. Reinstall the USB device drivers and disable the USB error detection. Answer: A

Explanation:
On some older computers the USB must be enabled manually in the BIOS.
 

Incorrect answers:
B: The USB root hub controller is enabled by default.
C: USB error detection is not a likely cause of this problem.
D: USB error detection is not a likely cause of this problem.
121. (T121)You install Windows 2000 Professional on your portable computer. You install an SCSI and PC card adapter, that you can use in the office to use color scanner. You use a docking station for your computer when you are in the office. You want to maximize the battery performance for your portable computer. You also want to prevent the driver from loading whenever you are away from the office. What should you do? A. When away from the office use Device Manager to remove the adapter. B. When away from the office configure the startup properties for the adapter to be automatic. C. Remove the computer from the docking station and start Windows 2000 Professional to disable the SCSI PC card adapter device for the current profile. D. Remove the computer from the docking station and start Windows 2000 Professional, use Device Manager to remove SCSI PC card adapter device. Answer: C

Explanation:
The SCSI device should only be used when using the docked hardware profile at the office. Therefore the SCSI device must be disabled in the undocked hardware profile.
 

Incorrect answers:
A: It is not necessary to manually remove the adapter every time the user is away from the office, as it would require that the device be physically replaced every time the user has to dock the portable computer. Windows 2000 provides mechanisms to disable a device without physically removing it from the computer. It is also possible to create two hardware profiles; one that has the SCSI device disabled and is used when the portable computer is not docked; and one that has the SCSI device enabled. This profile should be used when the portable computer is docked. When two hardware profiles exist on a computer, the user is prompted to choose which profile to use during the Windows 2000 startup process.
B: It is not necessary to disable the device every time the user is away from the office, as it would require that the device be enabled every time the user has to dock the portable computer. Windows 2000 provides mechanisms to disable a device without physically removing it from the computer. It is also possible to create two hardware profiles; one that has the SCSI device disabled and is used when the portable computer is not docked; and one that has the SCSI device enabled. This profile should be used when the portable computer is docked. When two hardware profiles exist on a computer, the user is prompted to choose which profile to use during the Windows 2000 startup process.
D: Physically removing the device from the portable computer would make he device unusable until it is physically replaced. Windows 2000 provides mechanisms to disable a device without physically removing it from the computer. It is also possible to create two hardware profiles; one that has the SCSI device disabled and is used when the portable computer is not docked; and one that has the SCSI device enabled. This profile should be used when the portable computer is docked. When two hardware profiles exist on a computer, the user is prompted to choose which profile to use during the Windows 2000 startup process.
139. (T139)You install Windows 2000 Professional on a computer named Client2. The computer is configured to have a TCP/IP address of 10.10.167.4 and a default gateway of 10.10.167.1 You want to connect to a shared folder on a server B. When you attempt to connect to the network share you receive the following error message, ‘the network location could not be reached’. You run IP config to review the configuration as shown in IP configuration exhibit. You want to allow Client2 to connect to server B.

What should you do? A. Place Client2 on the same segment as server B. B. Place a computer running the wins proxy server on the same segment as Client2. C. Configure Client2 to use a default gateway of 10.10.13.1. D. Configure Client2 use a DNS server address 10.10.13.24. E. Configure Client2 to use a WINS server address of 10.10.13.24. Answer: E

Explanation:
Client2’s default gateway setting, the IP address, 10.10.167.1, of the Router’s local interface is correct. Client2 requires a name resolving service to be able to use names to connect to resources, such as ServerB, on the network. The only name resolution service provided by the network is the WINS server named Server A, which has an IP address of 10.10.13.24. By configuring Client2 with the WINS server address of 10.10.13.24, Client2 will be able to connect to Server B.
 

Incorrect answers:
A: Placing Client2 on the same segment as server B should not be necessary, as Client2 has been provided with the correct default gateway IP address of 10.10.167.1.
B: Wins Proxy server is used for clients with operating systems that do not support WINS. Windows 2000 Professional support WINS so there is no need for a Wins Proxy server.
C: Client2 has been provided with the correct default gateway IP address of 10.10.167.1. The IP address of 10.10.13.1 is the IP address of the Routers remote interface. The default gateway should be configured with the IP address of the local interface of the Router, which is 10.10.167.1.
D: There is no DNS server on the network. Server A, the WINS server, has the IP address 10.10.13.24.
10. (T148)You run a 16-bit scientific data analysis package on your Windows 2000 Professional computer. The package consists of three components. The first component is a data acquisition application that monitors continuous data output from scientific instruments. The second component is a data analysis application that receives data from the data acquisition application by using shared memory. The third component is a data graphing application that displays the processed data in real time. The data analysis application communicates with the data graphing application by using OLE. When you attempt to analyze large data sets, your computer is not able to display data in real time. You install a second processor in your computer; only one processor is used while the package is running, even though task manager shows both processors. You want your data analysis package to use both processors. What should you do? (Choose two) A. Configure the virtual DOS machine for the data acquisition and data analysis applications to have a hard affinity for processor 0. Configure the VDM for the data graphing application to have a hard affinity for processor1. B. Configure the data graphing application to run in its own virtual DOS machine (VDM). C. Configure the virtual DOS machine for the data acquisition to have a hard affinity for processor 0. Configure the VDM for the data graphing application to have a hard affinity for processor1. D. Configure the data acquisition application to run in its own virtual DOS machine (VDM). E. Configure the data analysis application to run in its own virtual DOS machine (VDM). Answer: BA 11. (T155)You are preparing to install Windows 2000 Professional on 75 new computers. You want to create a Standard installation image to use on all the new computers. The computers have several different configurations of hard disks and hardware components. You install Windows 2000 Professional and other standard software on one of the computers. You log on to the computer using the local administrator account. You configure the standard applications and customize the desktop settings you intend to deploy. You run the setup manager and create a Sysprep.inf file. You copy Sysprep.exe and Setupcl.exe to the C:\Sysprep folder. You run Sysprep.exe and run your third party disk imaging software. You copy the image to the several test computers and restart the computers. When the installation is complete, you find that some of the computers do not function at all. You also find that the desktop settings do not appear as you have configured them on the original computer. You want to correct the imaging process and ensure that all computers have the same standard desktop. What should you do? (CHOOSE TWO) A. Include the -pnp parameter for sysprep.exe when you rerun that utility. B. Include the -nosidgen parameter for sysprep.exe when you rerun that utility. C. Copy the administrator profile to default user profile, then grant permissions to the Everyone group to use the profile. D. Copy sysprep.inf to C:\sysprep folder. Answer: CA 21. (T63)You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 network. The network is configured as shown in the exhibit.

Computers on the Sales subnet run Windows 2000 Professional. These computers are dynamically assigned IP addressing and configuration information from a DHCP server on the subnet. Computers on the development subnet run Windows 98. These computers are statically assigned IP addressing and configuration information. Users on the Sales subnet report that they cannot communicate with users on the development subnet. A user who works on computer3 reports that he cannot communicate with computers on either subnet. You want all users to be able to communicate with other users on both subnets. What should you do? (Choose two) A. Change the default gateway option IP address on the DHCP server. B. Change the frame type to 802.2 on computer3. C. Change the default protocol on the computers on the Sales subnet to NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS Compatible Transport Protocol. D. Add the NetBEUI protocol to the binding order on all client computers. E. Enable TCP/IP protocol with the default settings on Computer3. Answer: AE 37. (T113)Your routed TCP/IP network consists of 10 Windows 2000 Server computers and 75 Windows 2000 Professional computers. Your network uses TCP/IP as the only network protocol. You are installing 10 new Windows 2000 Professional computers. You want to enable the new computers to use NetBIOS names to connect to all shared resources as the network. You configure a TCP/IP address and a subnet mask on each new computer. Which 2 additional TCP/IP properties should you configure on each new computer? (Choose two) A. A DNS address. B. A Gateway address. C. A WINS server address. D. The bindings. E. A DHCP server address. Answer: BC 51. (T85)You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 network. You use a user account named user1 to log on to a Windows 2000 Professional computer. The computer is used by different students in a classroom. User1 does not have administrative rights. However, you prefer to use this account for most of your daily activities, because it is not a security breach if you fail to log off. You want to schedule a task to run on the command file named AddUser.cmd that automatically adds six more student user accounts. What should you do? A. Take ownership of the AddUsers.cmd. Then Schedule the task to run under user1. B. Schedule the task to run under the administrative account. C. Grant user1 read & execute permission for AddUsers.cmd. Then schedule the task to run under User1. D. Log on by using the local administrator account. Then schedule the task to run under user1. Answer: B 58. (T153)You need to install Windows 2000 Professional on 35 new computers on your company's network. You also need to install the Recovery Console during the installation. You create a distribution folder and copy the Windows 2000 Professional support folder to the network server. Then you create a network boot floppy disk to install Windows 2000 Professional from the distribution folder. You need to create a batch file, which the network boot disk will execute to start the installation. Which command must you specify in the batch file? A. Winnt32/cmd:z:\support\tools\setup.exe B. Winnt/e:z:\support\tools\setup.exe C. Winnt/e:z:\i386\winnt/cmdcons D. Winnt32 /cmd:z:\i386\winnt/a Answer: C 59. (T11)Your Windows 2000 Professional computer is configured to support two monitors. You install a DOSbased application on your computer. The application uses the Windows 2000 Professional default settings Autoexec.nt and Config.nt. Your primary and secondary video adapters are both set to 16-bit color, 1024x 768 resolutions, and default refresh rates. You create a shortcut for the DOS-application on the secondary monitor and use the default PIF settings. You attempt to run the DOS-based application on the primary monitor. The application opens, but the display area is scrambled. You then attempt to run the DOS-based application on the secondary monitor. The application does not open. Both monitors function correctly when you run Windows-based applications. What should you do? A. Change the drivers for the secondary video adapter from WDM-compliant drivers to DOS drivers. Reconfigure the PIF settings to run the DOS-based application in full-screen mode. B. Change the color setting for both video adapters to 256 colors. Reconfigure the shortcut properties to run the DOS-based application in full-screen mode. C. Update the drivers for the primary video adapter. Change the secondary video adapter to use 640 x 480 resolution and 256 colors. D. Change the refresh rate setting to optimal for both video adapters. Reconfigure the PIF settings for the DOS-based application to start in the window. Answer: B 72. (T128)You install Windows 2000 Professional on your portable computer. You create a new dial up connection to connect to your company’s remote access server. You connect to the remote access server by using the dial up connection. You can connect to the servers on the same segment as the remote access server. You cannot access the shared resources that are on the remote segments from the remote access server. What should you do? A. Configure the company remote access server to accept multilink connections. B. Grant your user account dial in permission on the company remote access server. C. Configure the TCP/IP program for the dial up connection to disable IP header compression. D. Configure the TCP/IP properties for the dial up connection to use the default gateway on the remote network. Answer: D 74. (T130)You are using a Windows 2000 Professional computer. You create a shortcut for the folder named PROJECTS on the network share. You want to make shortcuts to the projects folder available, when you are not connected to the network. You attempt to configure the shortcut to be available offline. However you do not see an option to make the folder available offline. What should you do? A. Create the shortcuts of each file in the projects folder and then make the shortcut files available offline. B. Connect to the network before trying to make shortcut available online. C. Use Windows Explorer to enable the CACHE for the project folder. D. Use Windows Explorer to configure the project folder on the network share to be available for offline access. Answer: D 77. (T89)Your computer has Windows 2000 Professional installed. Your office has a power outage while you are running the Windows 2000 disk defragmenter. When you restart your computer, you receive the following error message: “Bad or missing operating system”. What should you do? A. Start the computer in Safe Mode, and reformat the hard disk B. Start the computer by using the Emergency Repair Disk, and repair the Master Boot Record. C. Start the computer by using the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM. Then use the Recovery Console to repair the Master Boot Record. D. Start the computer in debug mode, and reformat the hard disk Answer: C 95. (T157)You install Windows 2000 Professional onto an NTFS partition on your computer. During the installation, you manually specify the OEM driver for the tape device SCSI controller. After the installation, you run the Winnt/cmdcons command. Then you successfully install the latest Windows 2000 service pack. Next, you install an updated driver for the tape device SCSI controller. When you restart the system and log on to the computer, you receive a stop error. You need to restore the functionality of the SCSI controller with the least amount of administrative effort. What should you do? A. Restart the computer into Recovery Console. Replace the faulty SCSI controller driver with the functional one. B. Restart the computer in Safe Mode. Reinstall the functional SCSI controller driver. C. Install a parallel copy of Windows 2000 Professional in a separate folder. Copy the functional SCSI controller driver into the original system folder, and restart the computer to the previous installation. D. Start the computer by using a Windows 2000 Professional disk. Replace the faulty SCSI controller driver with the functional one. Answer: B 100. (T112)You are the administrator of a Windows 2000 Professional computer that is shared by several users in the Sales department. User accounts have been created for current users. Current users can log on to the computers. To accommodate new users, you add two new user accounts named User7 and User8 to computer5. When user7 attempts to log on o the computer, she receives the following error message: “Windows cannot copy file c:\documents\and Settings\Default User\ to location C:\Documents and Settings\User7. Contact you network administrator. Detail – Access is denied. “ When User8 attempts to log on to the computer, he receives the same type of error message. You want to allow the two new users, as well as other users in the Sales department, to be able to log on to the computer. Which two methods can you use to accomplish your goal? (Choose two.) A. Add the User7 and User8 user accounts to the DACL for the C:\Documents and Settings\Default user folder. B. Log on by using the local Administrator account and create new folders for User7 and User8 in the C:\documents and settings folder. C. Add the User7 and User8 user accounts to the DACL for the Profiles shared folder on the network server. D. Move and retain permissions and compressions. E. Select the allow inheritable permissions from parent to propagate to this object option on the c:\documents and Settings\default user folder, and reset the permissions on all child objects. F. Add the Everyone group to the DACL for the C:\documents and Settings\Default user folder. G. Add a group Policy object (GPO) for the Sales OU that redirects user profiles to a shared folder. Answer: FE 101. (T140)You are installing Windows 2000 Professional on a computer named client2. The network is configured as shown in the exhibit. .

Your network uses TCP/IP as the only network protocol. You configure Client2 to have a TCP/IP address of 10.10.20.234, a default gateway of 10.10.13.1, and a WINS Server address of 10.10.13.10. ServerB is configured with TCP/IP. ServerB is the network WINS server. You cannot connect to shared resources on ServerB and ServerC by using UNC names. You want Client2 to be able to connect to ServerB and ServerC. What should you do? A. Install and configure a DNS server, and configure Client2 to use the DNS server service. B. Configure Client2 to use a default gateway of 10.10.20.1. C. Install a WINS server on the same segment as Client2. D. Configure Client2 to use a TCP/IP address of 10.10.13.234. Answer: B 120. (T5)You are the administrator for your company's network. The network is configured as shown in the exhibit.

You want to install Windows 2000 Professional on 20 new PXE-compliant computers on the marketing segment of your network. The new computers do not have operating systems installed. You create a RIS image. You load the image onto the RIS server. You then start the new computers. You find that the new computers cannot connect to the RIS server. You verify that the new computers cannot connect to the RIS server. You verify that the existing client computers in the network can connect to the network servers, including the RIS server. You want to enable the new computers to connect to the RIS server. What should you do? A. Add a Windows 2000 Server computer running DHCP to the network. B. Add the domain Everyone group to the RIS OS image security settings. C. Place the new computers on the same segment as the RIS server. D. Add a Windows 2000 Server computer running WINS to the network. Answer: A 122. (T139)You install Windows 2000 Professional on a computer named Client2. The computer is configured to have a TCP/IP address of 10.10.167.4 and a default gateway of 10.10.167.1 You want to connect to a shared folder on a server B. When you attempt to connect to the network share you receive the following error message, ‘the network location could not be reached’. You run IP config to review the configuration as shown in IP configuration exhibit. You want to allow Client2 to connect to server B.

What should you do? A. Place Client2 on the same segment as server B. B. Configure Client2 use a DNS server address 10.10.13.24. C. Configure Client2 to use a default gateway of 10.10.13.1. D. Place a computer running the wins proxy server on the same segment as Client2. E. Configure Client2 to use a WINS server address of 10.10.13.24. Answer: E 136. (T59)You have implemented the Hisecws.inf security template on all the Windows 2000 Professional client computers in your network. A user has received a driver and utility software for an internal SCSI controller in his computer. He uses the manufacturer-provided CD to install the driver and the utility. He restarts the computers and reports that the internal SCSI controller is not working correctly. You discover that the driver is not installed correctly. What should you do? A. Run the Sigverif command. Reconfigure the driver signing option. Install the driver B. Disable the security template. Reconfigure the driver signing option. Install the driver. Enable the security template C. Reconfigure the driver signing option. Disable the security template. Install the driver. Enable the security template. D. Run the Sigverif command. Disable the security template. Install the driver. Enable the security template E. Run the Sfc/cancel command. Install the driver. Run the Sfc/enable command Answer: B 144. (T35)You are using Windows Installer to deploy an application to 750 Windows 2000 Professional computers on your network. The network includes an organizational unit (OU) named Sales. A Group Policy object (GPO) is created for the Sales OU. The software deployment of the application is unsuccessful. During the deployment, some users in the Sales OU report that the installation is aborting with random errors midway through the installation process. The remaining users in the Sales OU report that the software is installing, but is giving them general protection fault errors. What should you do? A. Restart Windows Installer on all computers in the Sales OU. Then redeploy the application’s .zap file to the Sales OU. B. Repackage and redeploy the application’s .mst file to the Sales OU. C. Repackage and redeploy the application’s .msi file to the Sales OU. D. Redeploy the application by using the Group Policy object (GPO) for the Sales OU. Answer: C 150. (T91)You configure your Windows 2000 Professional portable computer to redirect your My Documents folder to your home folder. You want to ensure that you can access all of your files in your My Documents folder when you are not connected to the network. What should you do? (Chose two) A. Create a shortcut in my network places to access your home folder. B. Use Windows Explorer to configure the properties of your home folder to be available offline. C. Use synchronization manager to configure your home folder to be available offline. D. Use Windows Explorer to create shortcut to access offline files folder as desktop. E. Use Windows Explorer to enable offline files. Answer: EB 157. (T117)You are the administrator of your company’s network. You install Windows 2000 Professional on 10 computers in the graphics department. The 10 computers have built in USB controllers. You physically install a USB tablet pointing device on each computer. You install the 32MB manufacturer tablets software on each computer. A tablet icon appears in the central panel to configure the device but the device does not work. You want USB tablets to work on 10 computers. What to do? A. Reinstall the USB device drivers and disable the USB error detection. B. Enable the USB root hub controller and reinstall the USB tablet device driver. C. Enable the USB ports in the BIOS and reinstall the USB tablet device drivers. D. Disable the USB error detection for the USB root hub controller and enable USB tablet device in hardware profile. Answer: C