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QUESTION 1
You are employed as a Desktop Technician at Certkingdom.com. The Certkingdom.com network consists of a
single Active Directory domain named Certkingdom.com.
Certkingdom.com has acquired a computer named Certkingdom-WS624. The operating system on the computer is
Microsoft Windows XP Professional and its specifications are:
• 1 GB of RAM
• 2GHz processor
• 64-MB video adapter
• 60-GB hard disk with 15 GB of free space
You received instructions for installation of Microsoft Windows Vista on Certkingdom-WS624.
After performing fresh installation you need to identify the which of uCertkingdomrade is needed for
supporting Microsoft Windows Aero Experience?

A. You need to uCertkingdomrade the hard disk to 100 GB.
B. You need to clear 40 GB of free space on the hard disk.
C. You need to uCertkingdomrade the memory to 2 GB of RAM.
D. You need to install a 128 MB of RAM video adapter supporting Microsoft DirectX 9, and
Microsoft Pixel Shader 2.0.
E. You need to uCertkingdomrade the processor to a dual-core processor.

Answer: D

Explanation: To support the Microsoft Windows Aero Experience, you need a video adapter that
has at least 128 MB of RAM, support for Microsoft DirectX 9, and Microsoft Pixel Shader 2.0.

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QUESTION 2
You are employed as a network administrator at Certkingdom.com. The Certkingdom.com network consists of a
single Active Directory domain named Certkingdom.com.
A client computer named Certkingdom-WS620 is running Microsoft Windows 2000 with Service Pack 3.
Certkingdom-WS620 also runs some legacy applications. The Certkingdom.com management wants all computers
to be running Microsoft Windows Vista. To this end you have received instructions from the CIO to
uCertkingdomrade Certkingdom-WS620 to Microsoft Windows Vista.
Which two steps should you take to uCertkingdomrade Certkingdom-WS620 and keeping the current applications
intact and not requiring reinstallation?

A. By Installing Windows Vista into a separate partition.
B. By using the Windows Easy Transfer wizard.
C. By uCertkingdomrading to Microsoft Windows XP Professional.
D. By uCertkingdomrading to Windows Vista.
E. By installing the latest version of the Service Pack.
F. By copying your user profile to a removable media.
G. By Performing a clean installation of Windows Vista.
H. By Copying the user profile to the C:\Windows\Users directory.

Answer: C,D

Explanation: To move to Windows Vista without having to reinstall your applications, you need to
do an ‘in-place’ uCertkingdomrade. However, you cannot uCertkingdomrade directly to Windows Vista from
Windows 2000 Professional (you would need a clean install which would delete your applications).
Therefore, you need to uCertkingdomrade to Windows XP Professional first. Then you can uCertkingdomrade to
Windows Vista and keep the applications.

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QUESTION 3
You are employed as a network administrator at Certkingdom.com. The Certkingdom.com network consists of a
single Active Directory domain named Certkingdom.com. All client computers on the Certkingdom.com network run
Microsoft Windows Vista.
Certkingdom.com contains a client computer named Certkingdom-WS621. Certkingdom-WS621 has been assigned to a
Certkingdom.com user named Andy Booth. You received a report from Andy Booth complaining that CertkingdomWS621
is performing slower than it should. You have a suspicion that it could be malware that is
causing the problem.
How can you find out what is causing the problems?

A. You need to run a Windows Defender scan.
B. You need to view the processes list in Task manager.
C. You need to view the startup items in the System Configuration utility.
D. You need to run Disk Defragmenter.

Answer: A

Explanation: Windows Defender is an application that can scan for malware or other potentially
harmful files. You can initiate a Windows Defender scan to scan all the files on your system for
malware or other potentially harmful files.

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QUESTION 4
You are employed as a network technician at Certkingdom.com. The Certkingdom.com network consists of a
single Active Directory domain named Certkingdom.com. All client computers on the Certkingdom.com network run
Microsoft Windows Vista.
A Certkingdom.com user named Andy Booth has been assigned a client computer named Certkingdom-WS629.
One morning Andy Booth complains that Certkingdom-WS629 does not produce any sound when he
views a video file clip. You open the Device Manager as shown below.



What configuration change should you make to Certkingdom-WS629?

A. You need to update the driver for the audio device.
B. You need to uninstall the device then run a hardware scan.
C. You need to enable the audio device in Device Manager.
D. You need to change the IRQ for the device.
E. You need to run Microsoft Windows Update and install the latest updates for Certkingdom-WS629.
F. You need to replace the audio device with one that is compatible with Windows Vista.

Answer: C

Explanation: The icon by the sound device (the Creative SB Live! Series device) shows that the
device is disabled. Therefore, to receive audio output from Certkingdom-WS629, you simply need to
enable the device. You can do this by right-clicking on the device and selecting Enable.

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QUESTION 5
You are employed as a help desk technician at Certkingdom.com. The Certkingdom.com network consists of a
Workgroup named Certkingdom. The client computers on the Certkingdom.com network run a mix of Windows XP
Professional and Windows Vista. You
The Certkingdom.com management wants to conduct a meeting with all their users. You need to facilitate
this meeting. However, invitation to the Certkingdom.com users are not getting sent as they do not appear
in the Invite people list of the Microsoft Windows Meeting Space meeting.
What should you do to be able to invite all Certkingdom.com users to the Windows Meeting Space
meetings? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose TWO.)

A. You need to instruct the Certkingdom.com users with Windows XP Professional computers to create an
exception for invitations from Windows Meeting Space in the Microsoft Windows Firewall.
B. You need to uCertkingdomrade the Windows XP Professional computers to Windows Vista.
C. You need to configure the Windows XP Professional computers to use Microsoft NetMeeting to
connect to the meeting.
D. You need to instruct all members of the Certkingdom workgroup to sign in to the People Near Me feature.
E. You need to install Service Pack 3 on the Windows XP Professional computers.

Answer: B,D

Explanation:

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Hitachi releases first enterprise-class 4TB hard drive

The new Ultrastar drive has four different power settings

Hitachi's former disk-drive division today announced what it said it the first enterprise-class 4TB hard disk drive.

Hitachi execs plead guilty to price fixing

The drive has a greater areal density that offers 33% more capacity in the same 3.5-inch form factor at 24% lower watts-per-gigabyte than its predecessor.

Hitachi Global Storage Technologies (HGST), now owned by Western Digital , introduced the new Ultrastar 7K4000 line, which uses the new 512e Advanced Format.

The industry as a whole is moving to the Advanced Format standard because 4KB sectors on hard drives offer higher capacities and addresses current technological limitations with 512-byte sectors in some OSes, such as Windows XP. Laptop drives, or 2.5-in hard drives, adopted the 512e Advanced Format in 2010.

Advanced Format HDDs, also known as 512e HDDs, will emulate 512-byte SATA, allowing them to maintain backward compatibility. Hitachi's Ultrastar 7K4000 4TB hard drive.

The new Ultrastar 7K4000 drive is the third generation using the Ultrastar design. It has five platters that spin at 7,200rpm. The drive uses a 6Gbps SATA interface and a 64MB cache buffer. It has a 2 million hour mean-time-between-failure rating.

Western Digital is marketing the drive for use in 24x7 enterprise applications such as big data, cloud computing, data warehousing, video-on-demand, disk-to-disk backup and massive scale-out storage implementations.

The predecessor to the 7K4000, the Ultrastar 7K3000 drive, held up to 3TB of data. With the new 4TB model, IT managers can get 2.4 petabytes of capacity in the footprint of a standard 19-inch storage rack by stacking 10 4U (7-in high), 60-bay enclosures.

Using the Advanced Power Management API developed by Intel and Microsoft, the Ultrastar 7K4000 can take advantage of four modes and achieve up to a 59% reduction in power usage, from peak usage to low RPM idle mode. In stand-by or sleep mode, the drive uses just 1 watt of power.

The Ultrastar 7K4000 family is now shipping in limited quantities. Models are available with a native data encryption option.

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10 Best U.S. Cities for IT Jobs with Tech Startups

Tech startups have long attracted IT professionals to their payrolls, lured by the opportunity to work on cool projects with new technologies. If you're seeking the thrill of startup life (and the prospect of IPO riches), head to one of the following 10 U.S. cities identified by PayScale as a hotspot for finding high-paying IT jobs with tech startups.

Economists with salary data provider PayScale compiled a list of the 10 best cities in the U.S. for finding high-paying IT jobs with tech startups. They looked at the 50 largest metro areas in the U.S. and determined the number of startup IT jobs available per capita in each location. The company also investigated average salaries in each city. PayScale compared the jobs and salary data with national averages to develop its ranking of hotspots for tech startups.

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San Francisco
Not surprisingly, San Francisco and its surrounding cities topped PayScale's list of the best places for finding IT jobs with tech startups. According to PayScale's research, the Silicon Valley/Bay-area boasts 2.5 times more IT jobs with tech startups than the national average. In 2011, venture capitalists inked 1,158 deals in the Valley, worth $11.6 billion, according to PWC and the National Venture Capital Association. The median annual salary that these companies offer tech workers is $84,400. The area's history of launching startup companies, combined with its proximity to venture capital firms and prestigious educational institutions, keeps it on top.

Austin
The city that hosts SXSW, the hippest celebration of music, film and technology, ranked second on PayScale's list of the best cities for finding IT jobs with tech startups. While the median annual salary for tech workers at area startups is only $66,600, Austin claims 2.3 times more IT jobs with tech startups than the national average. Round Rock-based Dell Computer established Austin's tech presence in 1984, and now the city is brimming with tech companies. Check out AustinStartup's list of the top 100 emerging technology companies in the are.

Seattle
The looming presences of two of the world's most famous tech companies, Amazon and Microsoft, help drive up salaries and startup activity in the Seattle metro area. The median annual salary for IT workers with tech startups in Seattle is $74,900. The city is home to twice as many startups as the national average. Notable startups in the area include the Cheezburger Network, Big Fish Games, Zillow and Jobster.

Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City has been dubbed "Silicon Slopes" for the tech community that has grown inside Utah's capital and for the mountains that surround it. Notable tech companies based in Salt Lake City include Overstock.com and Software Technology Group. SaaS companies Omniture and AtTask are headquartered 40 miles south in Orem, and Ancestry.com is based in Provo. The median annual salary for IT workers with tech startups in Salt Lake City is $61,400. "Cash compensation is usually lower at startups than it is at bigger firms," says PayScale's Bardaro. She adds that it's balanced out by equity in the company and other perks.

Denver
In the 1970s, the city of Denver built the Denver Technology Center (DTC), an office park off Interstate 25 in the southwestern part of the Denver metro-area. DTC gives several big tech companies, including HP, Oracle and SAP, an outpost in the West. Late last year, an 80,000 square foot facility within the DTC, dubbed the Innovation Pavillion, was formed to co-locate startups with established companies, academic institutions and government organizations, according to the Denver Post. The median annual salary for tech workers at startups in the Denver metro area is $65,300.

Boston
Budding entrepreneurs and technologists studying at Harvard and MIT have made Boston a hub for startup activity. Famous Boston-and Massachusetts-based startups include Monster.com, Brightcove, and Akamai Technologies. Today there's a new pack of promising startups, which include peddl, MOVL and Tracelytics, among many others. An outgrowth of the MIT Media Lab, peddl aims to revolutionize the classified marketplace the way Craigslist did a decade ago. Social television company MOVL captured the attention—and VC dollars—of Dallas Mavericks owner and Shark Tank star Mark Cuban. Tracelytics does application performance management. The median annual salary for IT workers with tech startups in Boston is $74,100.

Raleigh
North Carolina's capital recommitted itself to becoming an "Innovation Center" in January 2012 when city leaders, in partnership with North Carolina State University and several local economic development organizations, held an "Innovation Summit" designed to foster entrepreneurs and startups in the city. The city's plan includes creating an Innovation Center to house startups and attracting more money to the region from venture capitalists. Famous tech companies based in the Raleigh/Research Triangle Park area include Red Hat and SAS Institute. The median annual salary for IT workers with tech startups in Raleigh is $63,900.

Atlanta
Atlanta had the second-highest rate of entrepreneurial activity across 15 of the largest metro areas in the U.S. in 2011, according to the Kauffman Foundation. The foundation's research shows that there are 500 entrepreneurs in Atlanta for every 100,000 people. Atlanta's increase in entrepreneurial activity can be attributed to the 25 business incubators in Georgia and to the support of organizations such as the Technology Association of Georgia (TAG). Some of the state's most innovative technology companies, according to TAG, are AirWatch, Proximus Mobility and SalesLoft. The median annual salary for IT workers with tech startups in Atlanta is $64,800.

Washington, D.C.
Entrepreneurs in Washington, D.C. want everyone to know about the thriving startup community in and around the nation's capital. Thus, they created the Website, Proudly Made in DC, to highlight these companies. The area features a blend of consumer- and enterprise-focused tech startups. One famous consumer-oriented Washington, D.C.-based startup is Living Social. Enterprise-oriented startups such as Zenoss, Chart.io, and Netuitive respectively provide data center operations management, data analysis and predictive analytics software and services. The median annual salary for tech workers with startups in the Washington, D.C. area is $75,400.

Los Angeles
Venture capitalists made 208 deals worth nearly $2 billion with startups based in Los Angeles and Orange County in 2011, according to PWC and the National Venture Capital Association. Of the 15 largest metropolitan areas in the United States, Los Angeles had the highest rate of entrepreneurial activity in 2011, with 580 entrepreneurs for every 100,000 adults, according to the Kauffman Foundation. Because of all this startup activity, Los Angeles is becoming known as "Silicon Beach." Famous LA-based tech companies include MySpace and Fandango. Interesting up-and-comers include ToothTag and Row 44. The median annual salary for IT workers with tech startups in LA is $69,000.