A30-327 · Question #39
When using Registry Viewer to view a key with 20 values, what option can be used to display only 5 of the 20 values in a report?
The correct answer is C. Summary Report. Summary Report (C) is correct because, in Registry Viewer, this option allows the examiner to selectively include specific values from a key in a report - meaning you can choose just 5 of the 20 values rather than capturing everything. A (Report) generates a full report of the…
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- AReport
- BSpecial Reports
- CSummary Report
- DAdd to Report With Children
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(29 responses)- A3% (1)
- C90% (26)
- D7% (2)
Explanation
Summary Report (C) is correct because, in Registry Viewer, this option allows the examiner to selectively include specific values from a key in a report - meaning you can choose just 5 of the 20 values rather than capturing everything.
- A (Report) generates a full report of the selected key and all its values, giving you no ability to filter down to a subset.
- B (Special Reports) refers to predefined report templates for specific registry artifacts, not a mechanism for manually selecting individual values.
- D (Add to Report With Children) adds the entire key along with all its child keys and their values, which would actually give you more data, not less.
Memory tip: Think "Summary = Selective" - just as a written summary condenses a full document to only the key points you choose, Summary Report lets you hand-pick which values make it into the output.
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