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220-1102 Windows Commands
What does `xcopy` allow you to do?
What does `gpresult` display?
220-1102 Windows Commands
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What does `gpresult` display?
The result of the latest Windows update
Group Policy settings applied to a user or computer
Network performance statistics
Firewall logs
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What does `xcopy` allow you to do?
Copy files and directories, including subdirectories
Convert file types
Exit the command prompt
Export registry settings
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What does the `tracert` command show?
Running services
Disk read speed
Route packets take to a destination
Number of open files
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What does the `md` command do?
Create a new directory
Modify a file
Move a file to another directory
Display memory usage
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What does the `winver` command display?
Device driver versions
Windows OS version and build number
Uptime statistics
Installed antivirus version
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What is the function of the `sfc` command?
Secure file deletion
Format USB drives
Scan and repair corrupted system files
Display system fonts
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What does the `net user` command manage?
Task scheduling
User accounts
Network protocols
File shares
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What does the `shutdown` command allow you to do?
Close applications
Log off a user
Force Windows to restart or shut down
View running services
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What information does the `hostname` command return?
Active network ports
Name of the computer
System BIOS version
IP configuration
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How is `pathping` different from `ping`?
It traces the path to a host and shows packet loss at each hop
It checks for application errors
It measures power consumption
It formats the system path
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What does `gpupdate` do?
Updates the graphics processor driver
Restarts the system
Forces a refresh of group policy settings
Changes user password
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What is the function of `net use`?
Display running processes
Format a disk
Connect to shared network resources
Rename a file
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What is the purpose of the `chkdsk` command?
Backup data
Display disk usage
Check a disk for file system errors
Check for viruses
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What is the function of the `netstat` command?
Change user password
Show active network connections
Display computer name
Synchronize system time
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What does the `copy` command do?
Copies one or more files to another location
Installs drivers
Compiles a program
Deletes directories
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Which command is used to delete a directory?
deldir
rmdir
del /dir
removedir
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What does `nslookup` help troubleshoot?
File system permissions
Printer queue
DNS resolution
Hard disk performance
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What does the `ping` command test?
Disk performance
Virus definitions
Network connectivity to a host
File permissions
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What is the primary purpose of the `dir` command?
Start a service
Remove files
List files and directories in the current folder
Display domain information
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What is the purpose of the `format` command?
Erase and prepare a drive for use
Check disk for errors
Partition a drive
Create new files
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What does the `cd` command do in the Windows Command Prompt?
Displays the current IP configuration
Changes the current directory
Copies a file to another directory
Deletes a directory
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What does the `diskpart` command do?
Install software
View disk usage
Manage partitions and volumes
Backup data to an external disk
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What does the `ipconfig` command display?
Files and directories
IP address and network configuration
Security settings
Connected devices