Where are the user files?
What is the default directory for user files in Windows Vista?
What Windows Vista feature allows you to run as a normal user until the operating system requires Administrative rights?
What network configuration is commonly used to convert a number of internal IP addresses to a single external IP address?
One of your customers has reported a problem with their computer slowing down during certain parts of the day. What utility could you use to gather long-term statistics that could be used for analysis later?
When working with Windows Disk Management, you see that one of your disks is identified as a “Foreign Drive.” What is a foreign drive?
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