MCTS 70-620 Exam Cram: Microsoft Windows Vista, Configuring

Chapter 16. Answers to Practice Exam 2

1.	B
2.	B and C
3.	A
4.	B
5.	D
6.	C
7.	A and D
8.	A
9.	A, B, and C
10.	C and D
11.	B
12.	B
13.	A and C
14.	A
15.	E
16.	C
17.	B
18.	A
19.	A
20.	C
21.	A and B
22.	A
23.	D
24.	A and B
25.	B
26.	C
27.	D
28.	A
29.	B
30.	A
31.	A
32.	C
33.	B
34.	A
35.	A, B, and C
36.	A
37.	C
38.	A and D
39.	C
40.	B
41.	C
42.	C
43.	A
44.	B
45.	B
46.	C
47.	A and D
48.	C
49.	A
50.	B

Question 1

Answer B is correct. For a system to be Windows Vista capable, it must have at least 512 MB of RAM. Therefore, more RAM should be added to the system. The minimum requirements for a Vista Capable computer is an 800-MHz processor, 512 MB RAM, an SVGA monitor, 20-GB hard drive with 15 GB free, and a CD drive. Therefore, Answers A, C, D, E, and F are incorrect.

Question 2

Answers B and C are correct because you can use an in-place upgrade for Windows ...