多项选择题
A.On the Windows 95 computer， replace the CPU with a faster model.
B.On the Windows 95 computer， reformat the disk with FAT32.
C.On the Windows 98 computer， reformat the disk with FAT32.
D.On the Windows 98 computer， increase the amount of free disk space on the hard disk.
E.On the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computer， replace the CPU with a faster model.
F.On the Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computer， increase the amount of free disk space on the hard disk.
单项选择题 You are responsible for Companys network. You have been assigned the task to create and deploy a standard Windows 2000 Professional image to 1,000 new client computers in the Companys main office. You log on to a client computer named DuplicateTK by using the local administrator account. You install three Windows 2000 Professional compatible software packages on DuplicateTK. After the software installations are done you create an image with a third-party imaging software. You deploy the image to a test client computer and join the client to a domain. When you log on to the test computer by using a domain user account, the new applications do not appear in the start menu. You need to be able to re-create the image to include the applications in the Start menu for all users. What action should you take on DuplicateTK?（）
单项选择题 You are the network administrator for Company. You have been assigned the task to upgrade the 23 Windows NT Workstation 4.0 computers in the accounting department to Windows 2000 Professional. Users in the accounting department run a peer-to-peer financial and credit application on their computers. The application requires that information is passed between the accounting department computers over the network. You upgrade all the computers and configure them to have the default security settings. You want to ensure that network traffic between accounting computers is secure. What should you do? （）
问答题 You are a helpdesk technician at Companys main office. Your desktop computer is configured to run Windows 2000 Professional. You use a domain account without any administrative rights named User1 for most of your daily activities. User1 is a member of the Users group. You create a command file named CopyFiles.cmd that copies files from User1s home directory to a shared folder named Backup on a remote computer. CopyFiles.cmd is configured with an NTFS permission that grants User1 Modify permission. The backup folder is on a server named Server1. The Backup folder is shared with the default share permissions. The NTFS permissions for the Backup folder are shown in the following table. While logged on as the local administrator, you schedule a task to run CopyFiles.cmd. You notice that the task is not completing correctly. You verify that all of your other tasks are working correctly. You want the CopyFiles.cmd task to complete successfully. What should you do? （） To answer, drag the appropriate action from the Actions area to the Work Area in the correct order.
