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A technician is installing a new copy of Windows on all computers in the enterprise. Given the following requirements: - The install phase must be scripted to run over the network. - Each computer…
The correct answer is A. net use B. robocopy D. diskpart. To script a network-based Windows installation involving new SSDs and transferring files from a network share, the technician needs tools to map network drives, prepare disks, and copy files.
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A technician is installing a new copy of Windows on all computers in the enterprise. Given the following requirements:
- The install phase must be scripted to run over the network.
- Each computer requires a new SSD as the system drive.
- The existing HDD should remain as a backup drive
Which of the following command-line tools should the technician use to install the drive and transfer the installation files from the network share? (Choose three.)
Options
- Anet use
- Brobocopy
- Cwinver
- Ddiskpart
- Esfc
- Fnetstat
- Gping
- Hchkdsk
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(25 responses)- A84% (21)
- E8% (2)
- G4% (1)
- H4% (1)
Why each option
To script a network-based Windows installation involving new SSDs and transferring files from a network share, the technician needs tools to map network drives, prepare disks, and copy files.
net use is a command-line tool used to connect to or disconnect from shared network resources, which is essential for accessing the installation files located on a network share.
robocopy is a robust file copy command that can transfer installation files from the network share to the local drive, supporting features like mirroring and resuming, making it suitable for scripted deployment.
winver displays the Windows version information, which is irrelevant for installing an operating system or preparing a disk.
diskpart is a command-line utility used to manage disk partitions and volumes, which is necessary to initialize, partition, and format the new SSD before the Windows installation files can be placed on it.
sfc (System File Checker) scans and restores corrupt Windows system files, used for troubleshooting an existing OS, not for new installations.
netstat displays network connections, routing tables, and network interface statistics, useful for network troubleshooting but not for disk management or file transfer.
ping is used to test network connectivity to a host and is not involved in disk installation or file transfer.
chkdsk checks a disk for errors and recovers readable information, used for troubleshooting disk integrity, not for preparing a new disk or transferring files.
Concept tested: Windows deployment tools and disk management
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/net-use
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