Lesson 135.13

6. The invisible intercessor that lets hardware and kernel exchange instructions seamlessly.
7. Command-line modifier, typically preceded by a slash, that alters how the command executes.
8. Logical division of physical storage that defines boundaries for file system deployment.
10. Advanced Windows utility designed for high-volume, resilient file transfers and directory synchronization.
12. Digitally signed document used to verify the authenticity and identity of an entity online.
14. Network mode enabling discovery and sharing features within secure, trusted environments like home or work.
17. Add-on module integrated into MMC to extend its functionality for specific administrative tasks.
18. A controlled reversal restoring a prior configuration after instability or fault detection.

1. Rearranges scattered data on HDDs to restore contiguous storage order and boost read efficiency.
2. Operation that structures a partition with a specific file system, enabling data organization.
3. Network profile that conceals a device and restricts sharing to protect against untrusted connections.
4. Centralized database in Windows that records hardware settings, user configurations, and system preferences.
5. A temporary deactivation employed for diagnostic isolation or conflict testing.
9. The actual input value provided to fulfill a parameter within a command.
11. Command used for duplicating files or directories, including subdirectories, from one location to another.
13. Process that prepares raw storage media for system recognition before partition tables exist.
15. Technology that establishes an encrypted tunnel over public networks to connect users securely to private systems.
16. Command that reveals the installed Windows edition, version, and build through a system dialog.