No changes for you
Which security technology restricts users from making any changes to their hardware configuration?
Find the way
You’re currently running Windows XP Home, and you’d like to run Windows Vista Ultimate. Assuming your hardware is sufficient to run Windows Vista Ultimate, what’s the best way of moving from XP Home to Vista Ultimate?
Ick removal.
You’ve discovered that one of your computers at work has been infected with malware. Which of these options would provide the most effective removal of the spyware?
Where are the shares?
You are on your Windows Vista desktop at the command line. What command has an option that would allow you to view available shares on a remote computer?
My interface is faster than your interface.
Sort these interfaces in order of slowest speed to fastest speed; USB 2.0, USB 3.0, FireWire 800, and Gigabit Ethernet.
Microsoft 70-680: 3.5 – Internet Explorer Configuration
Internet Explorer is one of the most popular browsers in the world, and there are a number of management and configuration options available for IE. In this video, you’ll learn about compatibility view, security settings, search providers, add-ons, InPrivate modes, and certificates.
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Microsoft 70-680: 3.4 – Understanding AppLocker
AppLocker is a new application management and control mechanism that is specific to Windows 7 Ultimate and Windows 7 Enterprise. In this video, you’ll learn how AppLocker differs from software restriction policies and how to configure and implement AppLocker policies on your network.
Microsoft 70-680: 3.3 – Software Restriction Policies
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Microsoft 70-680: 3.2 – Configuring Application Compatibility
Although Windows 7 is compatible with the vast majority of legacy applications, there are always operating system changes that might cause older applications to have problems. In this video, you’ll learn how to use the Windows 7 built-in compatibility tools to ensure that your applications run optimally. You’ll watch us demonstrate the Application Compatibility Toolkit, the Internet Explorer Compatibility Test Tool, and the Application Compatibility Group Policies.
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Microsoft 70-680: 3.1 – Configuring Devices
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