Information Technology Reference
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Correct:
This setting determines whether a logged-on user may control when
Windows restarts after the installation of an update or application that requires a
restart.
B.
Incorrect:
This policy setting determines whether updates that don't require a
restart are installed automatically.
C.
Incorrect:
This policy setting determines when updates and applications are
installed as scheduled and whether a user is prompted for installation.
D.
Correct answer:
C
a.
3.
Incorrect:
This policy setting determines whether updates that don't require a
restart are installed automatically.
Incorrect:
This policy setting determines when updates and applications are
installed as scheduled and whether a user is prompted for installation.
B.
Correct:
This policy setting determines the frequency with which new application
deployments will be detected.
C.
Incorrect:
This setting determines whether a logged-on user may control when
Windows restarts after the installation of an update or application that requires a
restart.
D.
Thought experiment
1.
Retiring an application prevents new deployments of the application without uninstall-
ing the application. Uninstalling an application removes the application.
Uninstall deployments fail if there is an existing install deployment.
2.
Objective review
1.
Correct answer:
A
a.
Correct:
Retiring an application blocks new deployments but doesn't remove
existing deployed software.
Incorrect:
Uninstalling an application removes it from computers on which it is
installed.
B.
Incorrect:
Superseding an application replaces one application with another.
C.
Incorrect:
Installing an application deploys a new application. It does not remove
or replace other applications.
D.
Correct answer:
C
a.
2.
Incorrect:
Installing an application deploys a new application. It does not remove
or replace other applications.
