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A home user requires an account to log into their personal standalone laptop. Which type is best?

• A domain user account is needed for a single laptop.
• A local user account is for access to one computer.
• An Active Directory account is best for a home laptop.
• A network administrator account is required for this task.

A new employee needs an account on a large company network that uses Active Directory. Which tool would be appropriate for this task?

• The dsadd user command for network accounts.
• The net user command on a single PC.
• The New-LocalUser PowerShell command for local users.
• The Computer Management tool for one machine.

A school wants to ensure student work is always backed up centrally. What feature is best?

• Local profiles should be used to back up all work.
• Roaming profiles will automatically back up every student's work.
• Deleting the AppData folder will back up student files.
• Folder redirection saves files directly onto a network server.

A student needs to save files to a central drive from any school lab computer. Which account is needed?

• A domain user account for accessing shared network storage.
• A new local account must be made for each computer.
• A temporary guest account that can access the network.
• A standard home user account with special network permissions.

After an administrator successfully runs the New-LocalUser command in PowerShell, what is the immediate, automatic result?

• The user must log in to create files.
• The computer will automatically restart to apply changes.
• A new user profile folder appears in C:\Users.
• The system asks for a full user name.

An administrator needs to create a local user named "TempUser" with a password "TempPass1" using the classic command-line tool. Which command should they use?

• Using the PowerShell command New-LocalUser -Name "TempUser".
• Executing the Active Directory dsadd user command.
• Typing net user TempUser TempPass1 /add in CMD.
• Using the "New User..." wizard in Computer Management.

An office worker uses different computers but needs the same desktop icons everywhere. What profile is used?

• A local profile is used for accessing multiple computers.
• A roaming profile "roams" with the user between computers.
• Folder redirection is required to see the same icons.
• The AppData folder is used to synchronize desktop icons.

How does Folder Redirection lead to faster login times for roaming profile users?

• Large folders are not copied from the server at login.
• It makes the local computer's hard drive work much faster.
• It prevents the AppData folder from loading all of its data.
• The network server responds more quickly to the computer.

How does a roaming profile ensure your settings are always up to date?

• It saves changes back to the server when you log out.
• It copies your settings to every computer every single hour.
• It prevents you from making any changes to your settings.
• It stores all your settings within the AppData Local folder.

In which situation would a local user account be the superior choice over a domain account?

• An administrator needs to manage hundreds of different computers.
• When a user requires access to shared network printers.
• A company requires single sign-on to access shared files.
• When access is only needed for one standalone computer.