Pop Quiz Hotshot

[Guest frozengonad]

You have just installed an old application called MyApp on a Windows XP

workstation while logged in as a local Administrator and found that the

program ran correctly. However, after a Year 7 student logs on they are

unable to start the program, and receive the error message “Unable to

update MyApp.ini”.

 

What is the most likely reason for this?

 

 

a) The local hard disk partition is formatted as NTFS and Year 7

students do not have sufficient access to the fileserver.

 

b) The local hard disk partition is formatted as NTFS and Year 7

students do not have sufficient access to the MyApp application folder.

 

c) The local hard disk partition is formatted as FAT and Year 7

students do not have sufficient access to the fileserver.

 

d) The local hard disk partition is formatted as FAT and Year 7

students do not have sufficient access to the MyApp application folder.

[Guest PA Bear [MS MVP]]

Re: Pop Quiz Hotshot

 

Do your own homework.

 

frozengonad wrote:

> You have just installed an old application called MyApp on a Windows XP

> workstation while logged in as a local Administrator and found that the

> program ran correctly. However, after a Year 7 student logs on they are

> unable to start the program, and receive the error message “Unable to

> update MyApp.ini”.

>

> What is the most likely reason for this?

>

> a) The local hard disk partition is formatted as NTFS and Year 7

> students do not have sufficient access to the fileserver.

>

> b) The local hard disk partition is formatted as NTFS and Year 7

> students do not have sufficient access to the MyApp application folder.

>

> c) The local hard disk partition is formatted as FAT and Year 7

> students do not have sufficient access to the fileserver.

>

> d) The local hard disk partition is formatted as FAT and Year 7

> students do not have sufficient access to the MyApp application folder.

[Guest Laura MS MVP]

Re: Pop Quiz Hotshot

 

B

 

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"frozengonad" <frozengonad@gmail.com> wrote in message

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> You have just installed an old application called MyApp on a Windows XP

> workstation while logged in as a local Administrator and found that the

> program ran correctly. However, after a Year 7 student logs on they are

> unable to start the program, and receive the error message “Unable to

> update MyApp.ini”.

>

> What is the most likely reason for this?

>

>

> a) The local hard disk partition is formatted as NTFS and Year 7 students

> do not have sufficient access to the fileserver.

>

> b) The local hard disk partition is formatted as NTFS and Year 7 students

> do not have sufficient access to the MyApp application folder.

>

> c) The local hard disk partition is formatted as FAT and Year 7 students

> do not have sufficient access to the fileserver.

>

> d) The local hard disk partition is formatted as FAT and Year 7 students

> do not have sufficient access to the MyApp application folder.

>

[Guest frozengonad]

Re: Pop Quiz Hotshot

 

On 2008-07-07 13:45:28 +1000, "Laura MS MVP" <toidi@tpap.com> said:

> B

 

Thanks, that's what I thought.. Thanks...