Windows Fundamentals Quiz 2

What is the primary purpose of user accounts in Windows?

• To organize files

• To manage software updates

• To control access to the computer

• To monitor network traffic

Which of the following is NOT a type of user account in Windows?

• Administrator

• Standard User

• Guest

• Super User

Which group has full control over the system and can perform any action in Windows?

• Power Users

• Standard Users

• Guests

• Administrators

What is the main difference between a local user account and a Microsoft account in Windows?

• A local user account requires an internet connection.

• A Microsoft account can be used across multiple devices.

• A local user account is only for administrators.

• A Microsoft account is for guest users only.

Which Windows utility can be used to manage user accounts and groups?

• Device Manager

• Task Manager

• Local Users and Groups

• Event Viewer

Which built-in Windows account is disabled by default for security reasons?

• Administrator

• Standard User

• Guest

• Power User

What is the primary purpose of the Device Manager in Windows?

• To manage user accounts

• To configure network settings

• To manage hardware devices and drivers

• To monitor system performance

How can you access the Device Manager in Windows?

• Through the Control Panel

• By typing devmgmt.msc in the Run dialog box

• By right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager

• All of the above

What does a yellow exclamation mark next to a device in Device Manager indicate?

• The device is functioning correctly

• The device is disabled

• There is a problem with the device

• The device driver is up-to-date

What does it mean if a device is listed under "Unknown Devices" in Device Manager?

• The device is functioning correctly

• The device is not recognized by Windows

• The device driver is up-to-date

• The device is disabled