You work as a desktop support technician at ABC.com. The ABC.com network consists of a single
Active Directory domain named ABC.com. The ABC.com network contains both desktop and
laptop workstations.
You are responsible for managing a desktop workstation named ABC-WS620.
ABC-WS620 is configured with the following configuration of Windows.
Windows Vista on first partition.
Windows 7 on a second partition has been installed recently.
How can you setup Windows Vista as the default operating system during the system strart up?
A.
By running Bcdedit.exe and specifying the /default parameter.
B.
By running MSCONFIG and specifying the /bootOS parameter on Windows Vista Partition.
C.
By running bootcfg.exe and specifying the /default parameter on Windows 7 Partition.
D.
By running bootcfg.exe and specifying the /default parameter on Windows Vista Partition
E.
By running MSCONFIG and specifying the /bootOS parameter on Windows 7 Partition.
Explanation:
To modify the boot parameters in Vista and Windows 7, use the command line tool
Bcdedit.exe. Using the /default switch will allow you to set the default system to boot. BCD = Boot
Configuration Data
You can also change the default boot settings in Control Panel -> System & Security -> System ->
Advanced System Settings (on the left hand side), -> Startup & Recovery -> Settings