220-1002 · Question #441
A technician is restoring files, which were deleted more than one month ago, from a backup on Mac OS X. Using the available GUI utility, which of the following utilities should the technician launch…
The correct answer is B. Finder. On Mac OS X, Time Machine is the built-in backup utility. To restore files - including those deleted over a month ago - the technician launches Finder (B), navigates to the Time Machine backup volume, and browses through the dated snapshots to locate and restore the deleted…
Question
A technician is restoring files, which were deleted more than one month ago, from a backup on Mac OS X. Using the available GUI utility, which of the following utilities should the technician launch to accomplish this task?
Options
- ADock
- BFinder
- CKeychain
- DBoot Camp
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A4% (1)
- B92% (24)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
On Mac OS X, Time Machine is the built-in backup utility. To restore files - including those deleted over a month ago - the technician launches Finder (B), navigates to the Time Machine backup volume, and browses through the dated snapshots to locate and restore the deleted files. Finder is the Mac's primary file management GUI and is the interface through which Time Machine backup contents are accessed and restored. The Dock (A) is the application launcher bar and has no file restoration capability. Keychain (C) manages passwords and certificates. Boot Camp (D) is used to install and run Windows on a Mac - it has nothing to do with file restoration.
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