NOS-130 CHAPTER 1 VERIFIED STUDY GUIDE
AppLocker - Answers - A feature that allows you to specify which groups or users can
run, or not run, a particular application in your organization
Assigned Access 8.1 - Answers - A setting that lets you restrict a specific standard
account to using only one Windows Store app for use as a kiosk station
BitLocker - Answers - A feature that protects a system from being accessed if the
system is lost or stolen by encrypting a volume
BranchCache - Answers - A wide area network bandwidth optimization technology that
allows the local caching of shared folders and websites so that you don't always have to
access over a slower WAN link
Business Store - Answers - A feature that allows administrators to find, acquire,
manage, and distribute apps to Windows 10 devices
clean installation - Answers - of Windows is when you install Windows where there is no
operating system, data, or programs stored on the hard drive, or you perform the
installation of Windows while reformatting the current disks, so that you are installing
Windows on an empty disk.
Client Hyper‐V - Answers - Virtualization technology that allows you to run virtual
machines so that you can run older applications on older operating systems or run a
different operating system on the same machine as Windows 10
Continuum - Answers - A feature that allows you to turn your phone into a big‐screen
projector or attach a keyboard or mouse to your phone
Cortana - Answers - A voice‐activated personal assistant
Credential Guard - Answers - A feature that stores credentials, such as NTLM hashes
and Kerberos tickets, and provides them to the necessary applications. To keep them
secure, the credentials are stored in a secured isolated container, which uses Hyper‐V
and virtualization‐based security (VBS)
Current Branch for Business - Answers - A feature that allows you to delay upgrades
(new versions) and updates
desktop PC - Answers - The traditional PC that comes in a box that lays down (desktop)
or stands upright (tower). Desktops can be inexpensive systems that can handle basic
office tasks, or they can be very expensive when required to provide maximum
performance, such as CAD systems or video editing. Because desktop PCs tend to be
larger, they are not very portable.
AppLocker - Answers - A feature that allows you to specify which groups or users can
run, or not run, a particular application in your organization
Assigned Access 8.1 - Answers - A setting that lets you restrict a specific standard
account to using only one Windows Store app for use as a kiosk station
BitLocker - Answers - A feature that protects a system from being accessed if the
system is lost or stolen by encrypting a volume
BranchCache - Answers - A wide area network bandwidth optimization technology that
allows the local caching of shared folders and websites so that you don't always have to
access over a slower WAN link
Business Store - Answers - A feature that allows administrators to find, acquire,
manage, and distribute apps to Windows 10 devices
clean installation - Answers - of Windows is when you install Windows where there is no
operating system, data, or programs stored on the hard drive, or you perform the
installation of Windows while reformatting the current disks, so that you are installing
Windows on an empty disk.
Client Hyper‐V - Answers - Virtualization technology that allows you to run virtual
machines so that you can run older applications on older operating systems or run a
different operating system on the same machine as Windows 10
Continuum - Answers - A feature that allows you to turn your phone into a big‐screen
projector or attach a keyboard or mouse to your phone
Cortana - Answers - A voice‐activated personal assistant
Credential Guard - Answers - A feature that stores credentials, such as NTLM hashes
and Kerberos tickets, and provides them to the necessary applications. To keep them
secure, the credentials are stored in a secured isolated container, which uses Hyper‐V
and virtualization‐based security (VBS)
Current Branch for Business - Answers - A feature that allows you to delay upgrades
(new versions) and updates
desktop PC - Answers - The traditional PC that comes in a box that lays down (desktop)
or stands upright (tower). Desktops can be inexpensive systems that can handle basic
office tasks, or they can be very expensive when required to provide maximum
performance, such as CAD systems or video editing. Because desktop PCs tend to be
larger, they are not very portable.
