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1 tearcard 33. To reset Windows Explorer, click the Reset button within the Advanced tab. If you want to reset only the Advanced options, click the Restore Advanced Settings button. 33. To reset Internet Explorer, click the Reset button within the Advanced tab. If you want to reset only the Advanced options, click the Restore Advanced Settings button. 12/4/2008
1 tearcard 56. You use Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) to connect to computers running Windows Vista Starter, Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista Home Basic N, or Windows Vista Home Premium. 56. You cannot use Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) to connect to computers running Windows Vista Starter, Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista Home Basic N, or Windows Vista Home Premium. 12/4/2008
1 p76 Use USMT to migrate the files and settings to a removable media or to a network share, and later restore the files and settings to the target computer. Use USMT to migrate the files and settings to a removable medium or to a network share, and later restore the files and settings to the target computer. 12/4/2008
1 p118 8. You work as a support technician at Acme.com. There are both desktop and laptop workstations in operation at Acme.com. You are ready to configure the system, which should you configure? (Choose the best answer.) 8. You work as a support technician at Acme.com. There are both desktop and laptop workstations in operation at Acme.com. You are ready to configure the system, which should you configure? (Choose all that apply.) 12/4/2008
1 p127-128 Exam Alert: If you need to assign a computer directly to the Internet, you need to configure the computer with an IPv6 address that is equivalent to a public IPv4 address, and you need to assign a global unicast IPv6. These addresses are globally routable and can be reached from the Internet. If you need to assign a computer directly to the Internet, you need to configure the
computer with an IPv6 address that is equivalent to a public IPv4 address, and is a global unicast IPv6. Global unicast IPv6 addresses are globally routable and can
be reached from the Internet. These addresses are usually assigned by your ISP or network administrator. For more information on IPv6 addresses and how they are assigned, look at the Exam Cram Exam 70-642 Windows Server 2008 Configuring Network Infrastructure.
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1 p132 If the computer is set to accept a DHCP server and one does respond, the computer will use automatic private IP addressing, which generates an IP address in the form of 169.254.xxx.xxx and the subnet mask of 255.255.0.0. If the computer is set to accept a DHCP server and one does not respond, the computer will use automatic private IP addressing, which generates an IP address in the form of 169.254.xxx.xxx and the subnet mask of 255.255.0.0. 12/4/2008
1 p154 Write Users can create new files and folders and make changes to existing files and folders. Users cannot create new files or folders.

(Delete last line.)
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1 p187 Note: By default, the guest account is disabled. Therefore, you must turn on the guest account before it can be used. By default, the administrator account and guest account are disabled on new installations of Windows Vista. Therefore, you must enable these accounts before they can be used. 12/4/2008
1 p187 If you have a computer called PC1 and the username is User1, the full logon name for Windows Vista is PC\User1. If you have a computer called PC1 and the username is User1, the full logon name for Windows Vista is PC1\User1. 12/4/2008
1 p203 10. Which account is disabled by default on a Windows Vista computer?

10. Which account is disabled by default on a Windows Vista computer? (Choose two answers) 12/4/2008
1 p205 10. Answer B is correct. The only account disabled by default is the guest account. Answer A is incorrect because the administrator account is not disabled by default. Answers C and D are incorrect because these accounts are not found on a Windows Vista machine unless they are created. 10. Answer A and B is correct. For new installations, the administrator and guest account is disabled by default. Answers C and D are incorrect because these accounts are not found on a Windows
Vista machine unless they are created.
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1 p247 Exam Alert: To reset Windows Explorer, click the Reset button within the Advanced tab. If you want to reset only the advanced options, click the Restore Advanced Settings button.
To reset Internet Explorer, click the Reset button within the Advanced tab. If you want to reset only the advanced options, click the Restore Advanced Settings button.
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1 p263 These devices must have sufficiently fast flash memory and be at least 512 MB or larger in size. These devices must have sufficiently fast flash memory and be at least 256 MB or larger in size. 12/4/2008
1 p295 Windows Mail is an e-mail and newsgroup client software package that replaced Outlook Expressed, which came with Windows XP. Windows Mail is an e-mail and newsgroup client software package that replaced Outlook Express, which came with Windows XP. 12/4/2008
1 p328 Note: You can use the Windows Mobility Device Center to disable USB connections and Bluetooth connections. To access the Mobility Device Center, open the Control Panel, click Mobile PC, and select Mobility Device Center. You can use the Windows Mobility Device Center (downloaded and installed from http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/en-us/help/synchronize/device-center.mspx) to disable USB connections and Bluetooth connections. To access the Mobility Device Center, open the Control Panel, click Mobile PC, and select Mobility Device Center. 12/4/2008
1 p334 1. A. Open Display Settings. Select the icon that represents the project. Then, select the This Is My Main Monitor option. A. Open Display Settings. Select the icon that represents the projector. Then, select the This Is My Main Monitor option. 12/4/2008
1 p339 When you can correctly answer at least 45 of the 50 practice questions (90 percent) in each Practice Exam, you are ready to start using the PrepLogic Practice Exams CD-ROM at the back of this Exam Cram 2. When you can correctly answer at least 45 of the 50 practice questions (90 percent) within 60 minutes in each Practice Exam, you are ready to start using the PrepLogic Practice Exams CD-ROM at the back of this Exam Cram 2. 12/4/2008
1 p341 3. Which versions of Windows Vista can you upgrade a Windows XP Table PC to without doing a clean install? 3. Which versions of Windows Vista can you upgrade a Windows XP Tablet PC to without doing a clean install? 12/4/2008
1 p347 26. What is the difference between IPv4 and IPv6?
26. What is the difference between IPv4 and IPv6? (Choose all that apply)
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1 p348 34. Which account is disabled by default? 34. Which accounts are disabled by default? 12/4/2008
1 p360 Question 34
Answer B is correct because guest is the account that is disabled when you first install Windows.
Question 34
Answer B is correct because the administrator and guest account are disabled when you first install Windows.
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1 p365 When you can correctly answer at least 45 of the 50 practice questions (90 percent) in each Practice Exam, you are ready to start using the PrepLogic Practice Exams CD-ROM at the back of this Exam Cram 2. When you can correctly answer at least 45 of the 50 practice questions (90 percent) within 60 minutes in each Practice Exam, you are ready to start using the PrepLogic Practice Exams CD-ROM at the back of this Exam Cram 2. 12/4/2008
1 p378 50. B. Windows Mobility Center B. Windows Mobility Device Center accessed from the Windows Mobility Center 12/4/2008
1 p391-394 Appendix B added, so original appendix becomes Appendix A. Running heads etc. changed. fixed 12/4/2008
1 p395-398 new New Appendix B added Appendix B: Windows Vista Service Packs

Since the initial release of this book and the release of the 70-620 Exam, Microsoft has released Service Pack 1. A service pack is a collection of updates, fixes, and enhancements to a software program delivered in the form of a single installable package. The changes in SP1 include enhancements to performance, reliability, and security. In addition, SP1 supports newer hardware and standards, including additional management and troubleshooting features. You can install SP1 for Windows Vista through the Windows Update website/service or download it as an executable file (http://www.microsoftcom/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=b0c7136d-5ebb-413b-89c9-cb3d06d12674&DisplayLang=en).

Performance:

Improves the time to access network file shares by consuming less bandwidth
Improves the performance of copying files
Improves the progress estimation when copying files by using Windows Explorer
Improves the speed of adding files to and extracting files from compressed folders
Improves overall media performance by reducing many glitches
Reduces the time to start Event Viewer

Reliability:

Helps prevent data loss while ejecting NTFS file system–formatted removable media
Improves the reliability of networking in Windows Vista
Improves the built-in backup solution to include Encrypting File System (EFS)–encrypted files
Improves reliability and compatibility of Windows Vista when used with newer graphics cards
Improves reliability when working with external displays on a laptop
Improves reliability of systems that were upgraded from Windows XP to Windows Vista
Increases compatibility with many printer drivers
Increases reliability and performance of Windows Vista when entering sleep and resuming from sleep

Security:

Includes improvements to Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption, such as encryption of extra local volumes and adding multifactor authentication that combines Trusted Platform Module (TPM)-protected key with a startup key stored on a USB storage device and a user-generated Personal Identification Number (PIN)
Adds a new cryptographic algorithm used in Windows Firewall and IPSec
Strengthens the cryptography platform with a redesigned random number generator (RNG) that leverages the TPM, when present, which complies with the latest standards
Improves the use of smart cards by introducing a new PIN channel to more securely collect smart card PINs through a computer and enables smart cards that use biometric authentication instead of a PIN
Provides security software vendors a more secure way to communicate with Windows Security Center

Support for newer hardware and standards:

Enhances support for 64-bit computers, including support for 64-bit Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI) network boot and 64-bit version of the Microsoft OLEDB provider for ODBC Drivers (MSDASQL).
Includes support for new storage technologies exFAT, a new file system that supports larger overall capacity and larger files that Flash memory-storage and consumer devices use.
Adds support for creating a single DVD medium that starts up on computers with either BIOS or EFI.
Enhances support for high-definition (HD) drives by adding new icons and labels that identify HD-DVD and Blu-ray drives as HD drives.
Adds support for Direct3D 10.1, an update to Direct3D 10 that extends the API to support new hardware features, and enables 3D-application and 3D-game developers to make more complete and efficient use of upcoming generations of graphics hardware.
Enhances the Windows Network Projector to temporarily resize the desktop to accommodate custom projector resolutions.
Adds support to enable new types of Windows Media Center Extenders, such as digital televisions and networked DVD players, to connect to Windows Media Center systems.
Enhances the MPEG-2 decoder to support content protection across a user-accessible bus on Windows Media Center computers configured with Digital Cable Tuner hardware. This enables higher levels of hardware-decoder acceleration for commercial DVD playback on some computers.

Management and troubleshooting features:

Includes an Enhanced Network Diagnostics tool to help customers solve the most common file-sharing problems
Allows administrators to control the volumes on which to run Disk Defragmenter
Includes Network Access Protection (NAP), a policy-enforcement platform built in to Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 that ensures a Windows Vista machine has the necessary virus protection, Windows updates, and other settings before allowing connection to the corporate network
Enables users to change the default desktop search program to one provided by a third party instead of the Microsoft desktop search program
Supports hotpatching, a reboot-reduction servicing technology that allows Windows components to be updated while they are still in use by a running process and will not trigger a system reboot

For more information about the SP1, visit the following website:

http://www.microsoftcom/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=E71F0083-1013-4F9C-A3F9-C56E7120A5E9&displaylang=en <http://www.microsoftcom/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=E71F0083-1013-4F9C-A3F9-C56E7120A5E9&amp;displaylang=en> <http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=E71F0083-1013-4F9C-A3F9-C56E7120A5E9&amp;displaylang=en>

At the time of this writing, Microsoft is finishing up the development of Service Pack 2. When it is released in 2009, SP2 will include the following features:

Windows Search 4.0 for faster and improved relevancy in searches
Bluetooth 2.1 Feature Pack supporting the most recent specification for Bluetooth technology
Ability to record data on to Blu-ray media natively in Windows Vista
Windows Connect Now (WCN) to simplify Wi-Fi configuration
Improved support for resuming with active Wi-Fi connections
Enables the exFAT file system to support UTC timestamps, which allows correct file synchronization across time zones
Support for ICCD/CCID smart cards
Support for VIA 64-bit CPUs

Different from other service packs released for Microsoft Windows, you need to install SP1 before installing SP2. Of course, this might change by the time SP2 is officially released.
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1 p399-440 With added Appendix...page numbers changed. fixed
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1 pii, iii, ix Front matter, printline, TOC adjusted fixed
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