How is your memory for memory?
Which memory form-factor includes 144 pin, 200 pin, and 204 pin versions?
How Long Can This Filename Possibly Be.txt
What is the maximum length of a filename in Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 running an NTFS file system?
Turn on your NIC light
Many network interface cards include a status light on the RJ-45 port. What do these flashing lights often signify? Pick two.
It feels much better when I stop
You are using an older Windows application that is incompatible with your newer hardware. What utility can you use to monitor the real-time status of the application utilization or close the application if it hangs?
Microsoft 70-680: 5.5 – BranchCache
Windows 7 introduces a seamless method of increasing performance over slow WAN links using built-in caching. In this video, you’ll learn the infrastructure requirements for BranchCache, how to configure BranchCache settings, and the differences between distributed cache mode and hosted cache mode.
Microsoft 70-680: 5.4 – Authentication and Authorization
Access to a Windows 7 computer includes rights, credentials, and authentications. In this video, you’ll learn how to configure Windows 7 rights, manage credentials and certificates, how to elevate user privileges, and using smart cards for multifactor authentication.
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Microsoft 70-680: 5.3 – User Account Control
User Account Control is a significant security feature of Windows 7, and there are numerous UAC configuration options available. In this video, you’ll learn how to configure local security policy, modify UAC behavior, and the security benefits of Secure Desktop.
Microsoft 70-680: 5.2 – File and Folder Access
Windows 7 provides extensive options for access and security to files and folders. In this video, you’ll learn about configuring NTFS permissions, encrypting files with EFS, and how to resolve effective permissions issues.
Microsoft 70-680: 5.1 – Shared Resources
Networks were made for sharing, but the key is making it all work together. In this video, you’ll learn about Windows Libraries, basic and advanced file sharing, sharing printers, and how to create your very own HomeGroup.