What is repurposed PC software?

Question

Options

• ASoftware taken from a traditional PC andinstalled on a virtual server
• BSoftware taken from a retiring computer and installed on a new computer
• CA method of converting a traditional PC into a virtual application server
• DA method of converting a traditional PC to have some attributes of a thin client

• B
  3% (1)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  93% (28)

Explanation

Repurposed PC software transforms a conventional desktop PC so it operates with thin-client-like characteristics - meaning local processing and storage are minimized, and the machine leans on a central server for applications and resources, all without replacing the hardware.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A describes virtualizing software onto a server - that's software migration to a virtual environment, not PC repurposing.
• B describes transferring software from an old machine to a new one - that's a hardware refresh/asset migration, not a conversion of behavior.
• C inverts the concept entirely - converting a PC into a server makes it more capable, while repurposing makes it behave less like a full PC (thinner).

Memory tip: Think of "repurposed" as giving the PC a new role. The role it's given is acting like a thin client - a dumber, server-dependent device - using only software, no new hardware required. If you remember "repurposed = thin-client-ified," you'll eliminate the other options quickly.

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