Where do you enable Remote Desktop Quizlet

Both the helper and the sharer start Quick Assist.

The helper selects Assist another person.

Quick Assist on the helper's side obtains a session code.

The helper provides the code to the sharer.

The sharer enters the code in their Quick Assist app.

The sharer's Quick Assist joins RCC chat session.

The helper selects View Only or Full Control.

The sharer is prompted to confirm.

Quick Assist connects to the RDP Relay service.

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Both Remote Assistance and Remote Desktop can be enabled through the System Properties dialog box, as shown in Figure at inset. To access these settings, from the Settings app:
1. Click System and then click About.
2. In the details pane, under Related Settings, click System Info.
3. In the System Properties dialog box, click the Remote tab.

Enabling Remote Assistance
To enable Remote Assistance, on the Remote tab of the System Properties dialog box, select the Allow Remote Assistance Connections To This Computer check box. Then, optionally, click Advanced. You can then configure the following additional settings.

Allow This Computer To Be Controlled Remotely - This setting enables you to determine whether the person providing remote support can take remote control of the computer or only view the computer desktop. This setting is enabled by default when Remote Assistance is enabled.

Set The Maximum Amount Of Time Invitations Can Remain - Open One way of initiating a Remote Assistance session is for the user to invite the support person to connect. This setting defines the validity period of the invitations. The default is 6 hours.

Create Invitations That Can Only Be Used From Computers Running Windows Vista Or Later - Windows Vista and later versions of Windows use a superior method of encrypting Remote Assistance network traffic. It is advised to select this option if you are using Windows Vista and later on all support computers.

MANAGE USER GROUPS

Create the Scott user account Show Details
Create the user account
Configure p@ssw0rd for the initial password
Require the user to change the password at next logon
Create the Ken user account Show Details
Create the user account
Configure p@ssw0rd for the initial password
Require the user to change the password at next logon
Create the Jed user account Show Details
Create the user account
Configure p@ssw0rd for the initial password
Require the user to change the password at next logon
Assign group memberships Show Details
Make Scott a member of the Administrators and Users groups
Make Ken a member of the Backup Operators and Users groups
Make Jed a member of the Users group only
Explanation

In this lab, after creating the user accounts, assign group memberships as follows:

Make the Scott account a member of the Administrators group.
Make the Ken account a member of the Backup Operators group.
All users should also be members of the Users group (this is done automatically when you create the user accounts).

While you can create the user accounts through User Accounts in the Control Panel, you will need to use Local Users and Groups in Computer Management to complete the following tasks:

Force users to change their passwords at next logon.
Assign Ken as a member of the Backup Operators group.

Complete the following steps:

Click Start, then right-click Computer and select Manage.
Under Local Users and Groups, right-click Users and select New User....
Type the user name, password, and confirm the password. Click Create.
Repeat step 3 to create additional user accounts.
After all user accounts are created, click Close.
To make a user a member of a group, select the Groups node in the left pane.
Right-click the group and select Add to Group....
Click Add....
Type the name of the user account to add to the group, then click OK.
Click OK.
Repeat steps 7 through 10 to assign additional users to other groups.

PREPARE DISKS FOR THE INSTALLATION

Configure RAID for the SATA drive mode
Create the RAID 0 array Show Details
Define the logical disk
Configure the array as RAID 0
Add two drives to the array
Configure the array to use all of the space on the disks
Create the RAID 1 array Show Details
Define the logical disk
Configure the array as RAID 1
Add two drives to the array
Configure the array to use all of the space on the disks
Change the boot order to CD-ROM, then hard drive
Explanation

Complete the following steps:

When the lab starts, you will see the BIOS load screen. Press the Delete key to enter the CMOS editor.
On the Main menu, use the up and down arrow keys to select Storage Configuration. Press Enter.
Select OnChip SATA Type and press Enter.
Select RAID and press Enter.
Press Esc.
Use the right and left arrow keys to select the Exit menu.
Press Enter to exit and save the changes.
Press Enter to confirm and exit.
As the system boots, after the BIOS loads the RAID controller will load. Press F when you see the message on the screen.
To define a logical disk, press 2.
Select the logical disk you want to define and press Enter.
Use the up and down arrow keys to select the properties necessary to define the logical disk.
To modify the RAID level, select the RAID Mode and use the Spacebar to change the mode.
To add a disk to the array, select the disk and press Y.
When you are finished, press Ctrl + Y.
Press Ctrl + Y to continue.
Press any key to accept the default capacity and continue.
Repeat steps 11 through 15 to define additional logical disks.
Press Esc.
Press Esc, then Y to restart.
To modify the boot order, when the BIOS loads, press the Delete key.
Select the Boot menu.
With Boot Device Priority selected, press Enter.
Select the first boot device and press Enter.
Select the device to use for the first boot device. Press Enter.
Select the second boot device and press Enter.
Select the device to use for the second boot device. Press Enter.
Press Esc.
Select the Exit menu.
Press Enter to exit and save the changes.
Press Enter to confirm and exit.

MANAGE FILES AND FOLDERS

Create the D:\utilities\recover directory
Delete the D:\software\arch98 directory
Hide files Show Details
Hide the D:\software\apconf.exe file
Hide the D:\cmdstrt.cfg file
Hide the D:\strt.bat file
Make files read-only Show Details
Make the D:\software\softcfg.cfg file read-only
Make the D:\software\pixel.cfg file read-only
Explanation

To complete this lab:

Use the md or mkdir command to create (make) a directory.
Use the rd command to delete (remove) a directory. Use the /s switch to remove the directory and all of its contents at once.
Use the attrib command to modify file attributes. Use + followed by the attribute letter (such as H for hidden or R for read-only) and the filename.

Complete the following steps:

At the command prompt, type d: or cd /d d: to change the working directory to the D: drive.
To see the existing contents of the drive, type the dir command.
How can you tell the difference between files and directories?
To create the directory, type: md d:\utilities\recover
Use the dir command to verify that the d:\utilities folder was created.
To verify that the subfolder was created, use the following commands:
cd utilities
dir
Type cd.. to change the working directory back to the root of the hard drive.
To delete the arch98 directory, type: rd d:\software\arch98
Why can't you delete the directory?
Type rd /? to see a list of switches that can be used with the command.
To delete the directory an all of its contents, type: rd d:\software\arch98 /s
Press Y to confirm.
Use the attrib command to set file attributes. Type attrib /? to see the syntax for using the command.
Use the attrib +H filename command to set a file to hidden. For example, type: attrib +H d:\software\apconf.exe
Repeat step 12 to set additional files to hidden. Tip: Press the up arrow key to recall the last command, then modify the command to use a different filename.
To verify that file attributes have been set, type attrib followed by the filename (such as attrib d:\software\apconf.exe).
Use the attrib +R filename command to set a file to read-only. For example, type: attrib +R d:\software\softcfg.cfg
Repeat step 15 to set additional files to read-only.

SHARE AND SECURE FOLDER

Share the D:\Finances folder Show Details
Share the folder
Allow Read/Write for Everyone
Configure NTFS permissions for D:\Finances Show Details
Remove inherited permissions
Convert existing permissions for Administrators
Convert existing permissions for CREATOR OWNER
Convert existing permissions for SYSTEM
Add Emily to the access control list
Grant Emily Allow Full Control permissions
Remove the Users group from the access control list
Share the D:\Graphics folder Show Details
Share the folder
Allow Read/Write for Everyone
Configure NTFS permissions for D:\Graphics Show Details
Allow inherited permissions
Add Sam to the access control list
Grant Sam the Allow Modify permissions
Explanation

Share both folders and configure permissions as follows:
Folder Share permissions NTFS permissions
D:\Finances Everyone Read/Write Remove inherited permissions, converting existing permissions
Remove the Users group from the access control list to prevent all users from having access
Add the Emily user account and grant Allow Full Control permissions
D:\Graphics Everyone Read/Write Do not modify inherited permissions (this gives all users Read access)
Add the Sam user account and grant Allow Modify permissions

Complete the following steps:

Click Start/Computer.
Double-click the Data (D:) drive.
Right-click the folder you want to share and select Share with/Specific people....
Type or select the name of the user or group to allow access, then click Add.
Under the Permission Level column, select the permissions to grant to the user or group.
Click Share.
Click Done.
Repeat steps 3 through 7 to share additional folders as required.
To configure NTFS permissions for the D:\Finances folder, right-click the folder and select Properties.
Click the Security tab.
To modify inherited permissions, click Advanced.
Click Change Permissions....
To prevent inherited permissions, deselect Include inheritable permissions from this object's parent.
Click Add.
To remove a group from the access control list, select the group and click Remove.
Click OK.
Click OK.
To add a user to the access control list, click Edit....
Click Add....
Type the name of the user you want to add, then click OK.
With the user selected, check the boxes for the permissions to assign. Click OK.
Click OK.
Repeat steps 9 and 10 and 18 through 22 to modify the permissions for the D:\Graphics folder as required. (Do not remove inherited permissions from this folder.)

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