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Windows 2000 Professional has been selected as the desktop of
choice. In an effort to maintain consistency of application
support, you implement a policy of yearly creating a new image
for desktop computers that will have applications installed
that the HelpDesk will officially support. A specific component
of this policy is that users are not allowed to install any
additional hardware devices or drivers that are not digitally
signed. However, your HelpDesk is receiving an increasing amount
of support calls for hardware device drivers that are preventing
users Windows 2000 Professional desktops from running correctly.
As a result, you need to further restrict the ability of users
to install device drivers. What do you need to configure on
all of the Windows 2000 Professional machines in order to accomplish
this goal?
A. Configure Driver Signing Options to display a message before
installing an unsigned file by using the MMC Snap in for Computer
Management (Local) on each Windows 2000 Professional desktop.
B. Configure Driver Signing Options to prevent installation of unsigned
files by using the MMC Snap in for Device Manager.
C. Configure Driver Signing Options to Prevent installation of unsigned
files by using the System Application in Control Panel.
D. Leave the default settings for Driver Signing Options.
If you want the answer then have a guess I''ll post it tomorrow.
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| My answer is C
HaL The Answerer !
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| You guys are so funny!
And also "All Knowing".
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| Damit I cant find where I put the answer...I'll get back to you on this one...
Yeti the Fool 
[This message has been edited by Yeti-GBR1 (edited 12-29-2000).] | |
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| And what's really cool is that you can get there by pressing the windows key (Between the CTRL and ALT keys) plus the pause/break key.
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