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Name: ___________________________________Lab#16: Backing up and file recoveryCIT271This lab covers Windows 10 Inside Out Chapter 15 – Pages 578-604.Log onto your Windows 10 computer with your administrator account.Create a WordPad document “NKU.rtf” and store it DocumentsA) When should you do a “Full Reset”? (See page 578.)B) What does a “Full Reset” do to your personal files?Answer #A:What type of drive is typically used for the backup destination? (See page 582.)Answer #B:Open File Explorer.Click on This PC. Right Click on This PC and choose Manage.Click on Disk Management.Disk 1 should be checked. Click OK.Right click on Disk 1. Choose New Simple Volume. Click Next repeatedly until “Assign Drive Letter or Path”.Choose “E” or whatever letter you want. Click on Next repeatedly and click on Finish.Right click on Disk 1 and choose “Format”. Click on “OK”.Go to Settings > Update & Security > Backup. (See page 579 and Figure 15-14.)Choose “Add a drive”. (See Figure 15-16 on page 583.)What choice does Window 10 give you?Answer #C:Add this drive. (See page 583 Figure 15-16 on page 583.)What does “set it and forget it” mean using backup with “File History”? (See page 582.)Answer #D:Open File Explorer.Click on This PC. Click on your E: drive.What folder do you see in your E: drive?Answer #E:Go to Settings > Update & Security > Backup.Choose “More options”. (See page 585-6.)A) What is the default time for backing up file? (See page 585.)B) Under what situations does the backup of a file occur? (See page 585.)Answer #F:A) What is the default for keeping backups of files? (See “Backup options”.)B) What is the minimum choice for keeping a backup? Answer #G:Are files on the Desktop backed up? (See page 586.) Answer #H:Exclude the Videos folder from your backup.How did you accomplish this task? (See page 586.)Answer #I:Choose “Back up now”. (See “Backup options”.)What was the size of the backup?Answer #J:Open your E: drive in File Explorer.Navigate as follows: File History -> your administrator name -> DESKTOP folder -> Data -> C -> Users -> your administrator name -> DocumentsA) What is the name of NKU.rtf in this folder? B) What is the added to the name of NKU.rtf?Answer #K:Make some changes to Documents\NKU.rtf using WordPad.Save the file.You want to restore the previous version of NKU.rtf using File Explorer. (See pages 586-7 and Figure 15-18 on page 587.) What are the dates of the previous version(s)?Restore the previous version of NKU.rtf.Answer #L:In File Explorer, choose Documents.Click on History in the Home ribbon. (See pages 588-9 and Figure 15-20 on page 589.)A) What is shown above the browsing window?Double click on NKU.rtf.B) What is shown in the browsing window?C) What is shown in the address bar?Answer #M:Go to Setting > Update & Security > Recovery. (See page 580 and Figure 15-5.)Under “Reset this PC”, click on “Get started”. A) What are the choices? (See page 592 Figure 15-23.)Click on CancelB) When might you Reset your PC while keeping your files? (See pages 580 and 591-2.)C) When should you Reset your PC while removing everything? (See page 592.)D) What does Resetting you PC do?Answer #N:A) When is “System Restore” useful? (See page 600.)Type System Protection in the search box and then click on the Create a Restore Point link. (See page 601 and Figure 15-28.)B) What is the text under System Restore” state?Click on Cancel.Answer O:Right click on the Windows key and chose “Shut down or sign out”.Select “Shut down”. ................
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