DCM Domain 5 Lesson 1 Windows Troubleshooting and Policies

What should users do if Windows troubleshooters do not fix an issue?

• Contact Microsoft support for assistance.

• Research the issue through a search engine or Microsoft’s website.

• Reinstall Windows to resolve the problem.

• Ignore the issue and continue using the computer.

What does resetting the computer do?

• Removes applications that have been installed on the system.

• Increases the computer's processing speed.

• Updates the operating system to the latest version.

• Clears all user data and files from the hard drive.

What is the command for immediately updating Group Policies?

• gpupdate

• updategp

• gpolicy

• gprefresh

What are Windows troubleshooting tools used for?

• To enhance system performance.

• To determine possible causes for device issues.

• To install new software applications.

• To manage user accounts.

What are compatibility issues?

• They occur when users try to run older apps on a newer version of an operating system.

• They happen when software is not updated regularly.

• They are problems that arise from using different hardware components together.

• They occur when a user forgets their password.

What is Safe Mode?

• A Windows startup method used to start a computer in basic mode with limited files and drivers.

• A feature that allows users to run applications without any restrictions.

• A mode that enhances the graphics performance of the computer.

• A diagnostic mode for testing hardware components.

In what order does Active Directory apply Group Policies?

• Local policy, site Group Policies, domain Group Policies, organizational unit groups.

• Domain Group Policies, local policy, organizational unit groups, site Group Policies.

• Organizational unit groups, domain Group Policies, site Group Policies, local policy.

• Site Group Policies, organizational unit groups, local policy, domain Group Policies.

What is the difference between local policies and Group Policies?

• Local policies apply to multiple computers in a domain, while Group Policies apply to the individual computer.

• Local policies are more secure than Group Policies.

• Local policies apply to the individual computer, while Group Policies apply to multiple computers in a domain.

• Group Policies are only applicable in non-domain environments.

What is an organizational unit group in Active Directory?

• A group that allows the administrator to place different users, groups, and computers into subdivisions.

• A collection of policies that govern user permissions.

• A type of security group that restricts access to resources.

• A method for backing up user data in the directory.

What takes precedence, domain Group Policy or local policy?

• Domain Group Policy usually takes precedence over local policy.

• Local policy takes precedence over domain Group Policy.

• Both policies have equal precedence.

• Domain Group Policy is ignored in favor of local policy.