220-1002 · Question #740
A technician is running Windows on a company's Mac workstations without incurring an additional expense to the company. The Windows licenses were purchased in the past. Users are required to run…
The correct answer is D. Install Boot Camp on the workstations. Boot Camp is Apple's built-in utility that allows a Mac to dual-boot between macOS and Windows. It uses the existing Windows license (no additional cost), installs Windows natively on a separate partition, and lets users switch between operating systems at startup - satisfying…
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A technician is running Windows on a company's Mac workstations without incurring an additional expense to the company. The Windows licenses were purchased in the past. Users are required to run both Windows and Mac operating systems on their machines, but never at the same time. Which of the following would be the BEST way to accomplish this?
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- APerform a PXE boot on the workstations.
- BInstall virtualization software.
- CUtilize Mission Control on the Mac workstations.
- DInstall Boot Camp on the workstations.
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C9% (3)
- D84% (27)
Explanation
Boot Camp is Apple's built-in utility that allows a Mac to dual-boot between macOS and Windows. It uses the existing Windows license (no additional cost), installs Windows natively on a separate partition, and lets users switch between operating systems at startup - satisfying the 'never at the same time' requirement. PXE boot is for network-based OS deployment, not dual-booting. Virtualization software (like Parallels or VMware Fusion) runs both OSes simultaneously and would require purchasing additional software. Mission Control is a macOS multitasking feature unrelated to running Windows.
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