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| Twiins 2002-05-22, 9:44 am |
| Hello! everyone I got a practice question.
I think the answer should be A,D
You are the network administrator for a company that has one Windows NT4.0 server and 15 Windows 98 clients. Your server provides Internet access to the network clients and uses a commercial anti-virus program. You decide to upgrade the clients to Windows 2000 after ensuring that they meet the minimum hardware requirements. You select one computer to test the upgrade and begin the Windows 2000 CDROM setup program. During the setup process the computer reports that it has detected a virus but you are quite certain that no virus exists on the computer. What actions should you perform? Select two.
a) Disable the BIOS virus checking option
b) Scan the disk for viruses
c) Run the setup program from floppy disks instead of the CDROM
d) Remove the anti-virus software program
e) Run setup using the winnt32.exe /disable scan command | |
| Ybentrepreneur 2002-05-22, 10:04 am |
| I say A & D is Correct. | |
| cross36 2002-05-22, 11:46 am |
| "A" & "D" are correct. | |
| mcdoud 2002-05-22, 9:06 pm |
| I believe it is A & D.
If the bios is set to detect boot sector viruses, you will get an error message when w2k modifies the boot sector.
What's a little unclear to me is this: Is the virus software on the server? If so, why does it affect the client upgrades? If it is on the clients, then I might believe that it thinks a virus is modifying your system files/boot sector. | |
| Sherry 2002-05-23, 6:36 am |
| Yes ... I'm pretty sure it's A and D. | |
| markj4000 2002-05-23, 6:37 am |
| I agree only A & D are the logical choices! | |
| NetChild1985 2002-05-23, 7:46 am |
| Yeah, "A" and "D" are correct! This is a basic W2K question!  | |
| denis_baribeau 2002-05-23, 8:20 am |
| I go for (A and D) but why remove anti virus one only need to desable real time .  | |
| Gundyman 2002-05-23, 10:07 pm |
| Answer (A) make the most sense, but I don't seem why removing the AV... |
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