Exam 18: Working With the Command-Line Interface

The text-based,DOS-like user interface is also known as the ____ interface.

Windows uses a (n)____ to organize the contents in drives.

The xcopy command with the ____________________ switch is used to copy all subdirectories except for empty ones.

In Windows XP and Vista,the ____ command displays or alters the encryption of directories on NTFS partitions.

What command would remove the system,hidden,and read-only attributes from the file ntdetect.com?

A tool similar to copy,but with extra capabilities that enable it to work with multiple directories,is ____________________.

What is the difference between a folder and a subfolder,or a directory and a subdirectory?

How is the command-line interface accessed in Windows?

The ____________________ command shows only filenames and arranges them in five columns across the screen.

What character in a path is used to indicate a subdirectory within a directory?

The Windows System File Checker,or simply _____ .exe,scans,detects,and restores important Windows system files,folders,and paths.

What is xcopy?

In the Windows Advanced Boot Options menu,which option loads the GUI into Safe Mode and then overlays that with a command-line interface for rapid access to a prompt?

Which of the following is not a valid Microsoft Office file extension?

What command can be used to copy entire directories,including subdirectories?

What separates the filename and extension?

The top level directory is also known as the __________ directory.

Extra text typed after a command to modify its operation,such as /w or /p after dir,is called a __________.

Entering the command ____________________ at a Command Prompt will scan,detect,and repair hard drive volume- and sector-related issues.

What does the command cd \ do?