9L0-064 試験問題を無料オンラインアクセス

What should customers be aware of if they need to use Safari or reinstall OS X Mountain Lion when their Mac has been started from OS X Recovery?

• A.A valid Apple ID is required to use Safari on OS X Recovery.
• B.An internet connection is required to use Safari and reinstall OS X.
• C.A Mac must have at least 4GB of memory to reinstall OS X Mountain Lion.
• D.They must charge the Mac's battery to 100% before starting from OS X Recovery.

Which of the following is a valid choice in OS X Mountain Lion Security & Privacy settings for "Allow applications downloading from:"

• A.Mac App Store and identified developers
• B.Mac App Store and CDs & DVDs
• C.CDs & DVDs
• D.Apple Software only

If users have FileVault 2 enabled, Time Machine will automatically encrypt their backup. True or False

• A.False
• B.True

Valerie uses OS X Mountain Lion on her MacBook Pro and completed a Time Machine backup just before her vacation. She accidentally deleted an important file that she was updating during the trip and did not bring the backup drive with her. How can she use Time Machine to recover the file?

• A.Boot to OS X Recovery and choose Restore files from a Time Machine Backup.
• B.Restore the file from a local snapshot by entering Time Machine, finding the file, and clicking Restore.
• C.Hold the option key then click the Finder Go menu and choose Local Snapshots.
• D.The file can only be restored when she returns home and has access to the backup hard drive.

A technician suspects that an application's preference file is causing the app to crash at launch.
Which of the following techniques would be best to confirm the issue?

• A.Use "Go to Folder..." or press the Option key to access the user library, move the suspected preference file to the desktop and then try launching the application.
• B.Use a Time Machine backup to restore the entire User folder.
• C.Delete the application, reinstall it, then try launching it again.
• D.Startup from OS X Recovery, open Disk Utility and repair the startup disk.