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1. ______ can decrypt encrypted files by using the file properties dialog box - just as if they were the user that originally encrypted the files.

2. What command should you run to configure shadow copies?

3. In Distributed Cache mode - BranchCache ______ cache a copy of remote files and share them with other clients in the same office.

4. If Windows cannot start or you need to recover the entire system volume from a backup - you can start the computer from the Win Srvr 2008 R2 DVD and use the ______ wizard to recover the operating system.

5. Another data encryption technology - ______ - encrypts entire volumes and helps prevent operating system files from being maliciously modified.

6. To encrypt entire volumes and protect system files - use ______ Encryption.

7. With the ______ permissions - users can read - edit - and delete files and folders.

8. With the ______ permissions - users can view the contents of a folder and open files.

9. To delete a system state backup - run:

10. Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 support BitLocker-To-Go - which encrypts ______ by using a password.

11. The default NTFS file permissions for user and system folders are designed to meet basic needs. These default permissions for different file types are:

12. You can use the Wbadmin tool to initiate backups from a script or at a command prompt. For example - to initiate a backup of the C drive to the L drive - you would run the following command prompt from an elevated command prompt:

13. EFS protects files and folders by ______ them on the disk.

14. What command should you run to initiate a backup?

15. Users can ______ to - the %SystemRoot% folder and subfolders. Admins can add and update files. This allows admins - but not users - to install updates and applications.

16. With the ______ permissions - users can create files in a folder but not necessarily read them.

17. If you encrypt a folder - Windows automatically encrypts all new files in the folder. Windows Explorer shows encrypted files in ______.

18. To create a hard limit of 100 MB - run the following command:

19. With the ______ permissions - users can browse a folder but not necessarily open the files in it.

20. Run the following command to back up all critical files to the L drive

21. BranchCache can operate in two modes: ______.

22. With the ______ permissions - users can perform any action on the file or folder - including creating and deleting it as well as modifying its permissions.

23. A user who does not have NTFS permissions to ______ a folder or file will not see it listed in the directory contents.

24. To restore a system state backup - run:

25. EFS encrypts folders and files for individual users. You cannot use EFS to encrypt ______ - however.

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