Which two methods can enhance the Windows App Delivery for faster downloads and Installs? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. Content Delivery Network (CDN) D. peer-to-peer. CDN (B) and peer-to-peer (D) are delivery mechanisms - CDNs cache app content on geographically distributed servers so users download from a nearby node instead of a distant origin, while peer-to-peer (used by Windows Delivery Optimization) lets devices share cached content…

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Options

AHTML
BContent Delivery Network (CDN)
Cexe
Dpeer-to-peer
Emsi

How the community answered

(30 responses)

A
3% (1)
B
87% (26)
C
7% (2)
E
3% (1)

Explanation

CDN (B) and peer-to-peer (D) are delivery mechanisms - CDNs cache app content on geographically distributed servers so users download from a nearby node instead of a distant origin, while peer-to-peer (used by Windows Delivery Optimization) lets devices share cached content with each other on the local network, reducing bandwidth demand and speeding up installs across many machines simultaneously. The distractors - HTML (A), exe (C), and msi (E) - are file formats or markup languages, not delivery methods; they describe how an app is packaged or presented, not how it is distributed. A quick memory tip: ask yourself "does this move bits faster, or does it just describe bits?" - CDN and P2P move content more efficiently, while HTML/exe/msi are simply container or presentation formats that have nothing to do with delivery speed.

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