To restore a backup file on a Windows-based computer, you:

The correct answer is B. Use the Backup And Restore utility in the Control Panel. Backup And Restore (Control Panel) is the built-in Windows utility specifically designed to both create and restore backup files, making option B correct. Disk Management (A) is used for partitioning and formatting drives, not file restoration. Device Manager (C) manages…

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Options

AUse the Disk Management utility in the Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
BUse the Backup And Restore utility in the Control Panel.
CUse Device Manager in the Control Panel.
DExtract the backed-up file.

How the community answered

(68 responses)

A
1% (1)
B
88% (60)
C
3% (2)
D
7% (5)

Explanation

Backup And Restore (Control Panel) is the built-in Windows utility specifically designed to both create and restore backup files, making option B correct. Disk Management (A) is used for partitioning and formatting drives, not file restoration. Device Manager (C) manages hardware drivers and devices - it has no backup or restore functionality. "Extract the backed-up file" (D) is a plausible-sounding distractor, but Windows backups are not simply compressed archives you extract directly; they require the Backup And Restore utility to properly recover files to their original state.

Memory tip: Think "B for Backup" - the utility literally has the word Backup in its name, which maps directly to option B.

Topics

#Windows Backup/Restore#System Utilities#Control Panel#Data Management

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