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What did Microsoft do to make User Account Control (UAC) less bothersome to users in Windows 7?

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With the ____________________ permission for an NTFS partition, you can give or take away permissions for other accounts.

A) Change
B) List
C) Read & Execute
D) Modify

E) A) and B)
F) A) and D)

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The process of determining the default NTFS permissions any newly introduced files or subfolders contained in a folder receive is called ________________.

How many notification levels of UAC did Microsoft include in Windows 7?

To create a new user in Windows 7, open the User Accounts Control Panel applet, select Manage another account, and then click ____________________.

In Windows Vista, managers and parents can use _______________ to monitor and limit the activities of standard users.

Current versions of Windows refer to groupings of cylinders or transistors on an HDD or SSD as _______________ while earlier versions refer to such groupings as _______________.

If you have the Full Control permission on a folder and only the Read permission on a file within that folder, you will actually get the _______________ permission on the file.

What are two ways Groups make Windows administration much easier?

Windows administration allows a certain level of access for a file or folder to be assigned to a(n) ____________________ rather than just a single user account.

What is the primary tool Windows uses for providing authorization?

What is the Windows Vista tool for managing users and groups?

What three letters are used in a Linux terminal to indicated permissions associated with a file or folder?

The ls -l command in a Linux terminal displays a detailed list of files and folder, including permissions for three groups: owner, group, and _______________.

If an administrator wants to access a folder or file they do not have permission to access, they can go through a process called _______________.

If you use the System Configuration utility (msconfig) and select Disable UAC on the Tools tab, what further action is required to turn off UAC?

On every Windows system, each record in an encrypted database of user names and passwords is called a(n) _______________.

With regard to inheritance, what happens when a file or folder is moved from one NTFS volume to another?

What happens if administrative shares are deleted?

If a standard user attempts to do something that requires administrator privileges, what kind of prompt is displayed?