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NS0-513 · Question #20
You need to restore a file from yesterday's backup. You know that a Snapshot copy is in place on the volume where the data is stored. Other users are not complaining about lost or corrupt data on…
The correct answer is C. Have the user right-click on the file in the Windows folder, then select "Restore previous versions". See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
You need to restore a file from yesterday's backup. You know that a Snapshot copy is in place on the volume where the data is stored. Other users are not complaining about lost or corrupt data on the volume. All users are running Windows 7 on desktop computers. How would you recover the file quickly without disrupting other users' data? Response:
Options
- APerform a SnapRestore of the entire volume where the file resides.
- BHave the customer reboot the Windows computer to see if the file is really corrupt.
- CHave the user right-click on the file in the Windows folder, then select "Restore previous versions"
- DCall the backup administrator and have them load the tape from yesterday's backup and restore
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- B16% (9)
- C73% (41)
- D4% (2)
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