220-1002 · Question #197
220-1002 Question #197: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: Use the command: net use Z: \\fileserver\share. The computer automatically logs in as 'user1' because those credentials were saved in Windows Credential Manager. When a drive mapping already exists for that path under the current session, Windows reuses it. The net use command allows the technician to establish a new connectio
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Options
- AUse the command: net use Z: \fileserver\share
- BGo to the Sync Center and disable the offline files feature.
- CDelete the "user" account for the network share in Credential Manager.
- DJoin the computer and file server to a domain and delegate administrator rights to "user1".
- EUse the Advanced Sharing options in the Network and Sharing Center and enable "turn on
Explanation
The computer automatically logs in as 'user1' because those credentials were saved in Windows Credential Manager. When a drive mapping already exists for that path under the current session, Windows reuses it. The net use command allows the technician to establish a new connection to the share from the command line, and critically it can be extended with /user:administrator and a password prompt (e.g., net use Z: \\fileserver\share /user:administrator *) to authenticate with a different account, bypassing the cached credential for that session. While deleting the credential from Credential Manager (C) is also a valid long-term fix, using net use directly gives the technician immediate access without permanently altering stored credentials.
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