Across
- 3. In Windows, a logical group of networked computers, such as those on a college campus, that share a centralized directory database of user account information and security.
- 4. The Windows _____ for Windows 7 contains a group of tools used to deploy Windows 7 in a large organization and contains the User State Migration Tool (USMT). Use the acronym.
- 5. A type of peer-to-peer network where each computer shares files, folders, libraries, and printers with other computers in the group.
- 9. A text file that contains information that Windows requires in order to do an unattended installation.
- 12. A Windows utility that helps you migrate user files and preferences from one computer to another to help a user make a smooth transition from one computer to another. Use the acronym.
- 14. The process that Microsoft uses to prevent software piracy. For example, once Windows 7 is activated for a particular computer, it cannot be legally installed on another computer.
- 16. BIOS located on the motherboard that is used to control essential devices before the OS is loaded.
- 18. An high-volume deployment installation strategy that does not require the user to start the process. Instead a server pushes the installation to a computer when a user is not likely to be sitting at it.
Down
- 1. One or more logical machines created within one physical machine.
- 2. A Windows user account that applies only to the local computer and cannot be used to access resources from other computers on the network. Compare to global account.
- 6. A division of a hard drive that can hold volumes. Using the MBR system, Windows can support up to four of these on one hard drive.
- 7. Windows installation that requires the local user to start the process. A type of automation.
- 8. Part of system BIOS that is responsible for controlling the PC when it is first turned on. This BIOS gives control over to the OS once it is loaded.
- 10. BIOS used to change motherboard settings. For example, you can use it to enable or disable a device on the motherboard, change the date and time that is later passed to the OS, and select the order of boot devices.
- 11. A high-volume deployment strategy that uses a deployment server on the network to serve up a Windows installation after a technician starts the process at the local computer.
- 13. The overall structure that an OS uses to name, store, and organize files on a disk. Examples of file systems are NTFS and FAT32. Windows is always installed on a volume that uses the NTFS file system
- 15. An network automated installation where no user intervention is required.
- 17. An installation where a server automatically pushes the installation to a computer when a user is not likely to be sitting at the computer. A type of automation.