You are trying to save a 6 gigabyte video file onto your computer, but Windows is giving a message that the disk is out of space. You’ve checked the drive, and over 1000 gigabytes of free space is available. Which of these would be the most likely cause of this issue?
You’ve moved a file from one folder on an NTFS volume to another folder on the same NTFS volume. What has happened to the permissions of the file after the move?
You are working at the windows command prompt, and you need to know the size of a file on the hard drive. Which iof these commands would provide you with this information?
You need to copy a large library of digital photos from one computer to another. Which command line tool can simultaneously copy both files and directories?
During the Windows XP clean install process, what file system option(s) are available? Select one answer.
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The Windows command line provides access to some very useful utilities. What command line utility can compare two files and report on the differences?
Which RAID type splits files, storing the file contents on separate drives?
