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Lesson 2: Installing Windows 7

Multiple Choice
1. What replaced the MS-DOS boot disks for fixing and troubleshooting a wide range of boot problems
on a Windows Vista or 7 system?
a) WinMin
b) Windows PE
c) Boot.ini
d) Ntldr
2. Which of the following is not a feature of Windows PE?
a) Internal networking support
b) Internal NTFS support
c) Boot a virtual DOS environment
d) Scripting language support
3. Where would you find a copy of Windows PE?
a) DISM
b) Hyper-V
c) WIM downloader
d) Windows 7 AIK
4. Which of the following is NOT a new feature of Windows PE 3.0?
a) A Windows imaging format that allows itself to be edited.
b) Windows PE 3.0 is smaller than previous versions.
c) Windows PE supports Hyper-V
d) Windows PE allows direct modification of the BIOS.
5. Which of the following is NOT a use for Windows PE?
a) Custom deployments
b) System troubleshooting
c) Providing quick file server capability
d) System Recovery
6. You have a third-party controller card for your drivers. How do you install the drivers during
installation?
a) Press the F4 key.
b) Press the F6 key.
c) Click the Load Driver button when the Windows Installation program asks, Where do you want to
install Windows?
d) Boot the driver disk. After the driver is loaded, insert the Windows 7 installation disk.

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7. A(n)_________ is a series of folders associated with a specific user that contains personal documents,
user-specific registry settings, Internet favorites, and other personalized information.
a) Computer profile
b) User profile
c) User partition
d) SHIM
.
8. You need to migrate user settings from one computer to a new computer with Windows 7. What type of
migration is this?
a) Side-by-side migration
b) Wipe-and-load migration
c) In-place migration
d) Clean migration
9. You need to migrate the user settings to a network share, perform a clean installation of Windows 7 on
a computer, and migrate the user settings from the network share to the computer. What type of migration
is this?
a) Side-by-side migration
b) Wipe-and-load migration
c) In-place migration
d) Clean migration
10. What graphical program allows you to transfer user profile data from one computer to another?
a) Windows Easy Transfer
b) User State Migration Tool
c) Wipe-Load Tool
d) Profile Transfer tool
11. What is a USB cable that can be used to connect two Windows computers together solely for the
purpose of using the Windows Easy Transfer program?
a) Direct Connect cable
b) Cross Over cable
c) Easy Transfer cable
d) Roll Over cable
12. Where do you find the Windows Easy Transfer program to use with your Windows 7 machine?
a) Windows Vista installation disk
b) Windows 7 installation disk
c) AIK
d) Microsofts Web site

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13. Which program allows you to migrate user settings from one computer to a computer running
Windows 7 using a command line interface?
a) Windows Easy Transfer
b) User State Migration Tool
c) Wipe-Load Tool
d) Profile Transfer tool
14. What does the User State Migration tool use to keep track of the migration process?
a) INI files
b) XML files
c) Reg files
d) Stt files
15. What program do you use to determine if your machine can be upgraded to Windows 7?
a) Upgrade Advisor
b) Windows 7 Tester
c) Upgrade Manager
d) Compatibility Manager
.
16. Which of the following is NOT a way to upgrade Windows 7 editions?
a) Purchase a retail version of a higher level Windows 7 edition.
b) Run the Migration tool from another Windows 7 computer.
c) Purchase a Windows 7 product upgrade package from a retailer.
d) Use the Windows Anytime Upgrade tool.
17. What are the steps to upgrade a 32-bit version to a 64-bit version of Windows 7?
a) Run the Convert.exe program.
b) Run the Convert64.exe program.
c) Run a Migration tool.
d) It cannot be upgraded.
18. You have a computer with Windows XP, which is installed on the entire C drive. You now want to
Install Windows 7 onto the computer and make it dual boot. What can you do?
a) Use Disk Manager to shrink the Windows XP partition.
b) Use the convert.exe to shrink the Windows XP partition.
c) Use DiskPart.exe to shrink the Windows XP partition.
d) Use a third-party tool to shrink the Windows XP partition.
19. If you install Windows 7 on a volume that has Windows XP, where do you find the old Windows
files?
a) Windows.Old folder
b) Windows.Bak folder
c) C:\Windows\old folder
d) Old.sys file

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20. What do you call a Windows PE on a computer with Windows 7 already installed that allows you to
troubleshoot and fix if the computer fails to start?
a) Windows Startup tool
b) Windows RE
c) Recovery toolkit
d) Windows Boot Manager
21. What stops a user from using Windows PE as a permanent operating system?
a) It reboots after 1 hour.
b) It reboots after 8 hours.
c) It reboots after 24 hours.
d) It reboots after 72 hours.
22. What is the default folder to which Windows is installed?
a) c:\Windows
b) c:\Winnt
c) c:\win
d) c:\system
23. What is the agreement that you have to accept when installing Windows?
a) Fair rights license
b) GNU license
c) WinPE license
d) EULA
24. What folders hold the user profiles on a system with Windows 7?
a) c:\documents
b) c:\users
c) c:\windows
d) c:\windows\system32
Fill in the Blank
25. Windows 7 contains a Multilingual user Interface (MUI) architecture that makes it easier to install
multilingual support on a computer.

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Short Answer
26. Which USMT program allows you to save user profile data?

scanstate.exe
27. Which USMT program allows you to restore previously saved user profiles data?
Loadstate.exe
28. You have a computer with Windows Vista. What type of installation gives you the best possible
performance and the least problems during the installation process?
Clean Installation
29. You boot the computer with the Windows 7 installation DVD and quickly discover that the Upgrade
option is currently disabled. What is the problem?
To perform and upgrade you must boot an existing windows vista operating system, inset the

windows 7 installation DVD and start the installation program

Essay
30. What are the primary advantages and disadvantages of performing a clean installation of Windows 7?
The main advantages of performing a clean install are that ithe o/s will install quickly from dvd , also it
will delete any junk files and registry files that have been added to the old installation, it can also delete
any undetected viruses that may be hiding on the partition. This will mean that the computer runs as fast
as possible and should not be slowed down by unnecessary files bogging down the system. It is also
generally easier to perform the clean install.
The main disadvantages are that the user will have to manually back up and user profiles and programs as
a clean install will cause all data to be wiped, then reinstall our user profiles and programs. The user will
also have to go through numerous lengthy restarts due to the amount of windows updates that will need to
be installed for security and reliability purposes.

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