9L0-064 試験問題を無料オンラインアクセス

Apple recommends the ________ volume format when setting up a Mac's hard disk for normal use.

• A.Mac OS Extended
• B.ExFat
• C.Mac OS Extended (Journaled)
• D.MS-NT File System

After installing software updates, Scott's Mac mini stops responding during startup and will not show the login screen. What built-in startup mode might resolve this issue?

• A.Target Disk Mode
• B.Single User
• C.Verbose
• D.Safe Boot

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

Please examine the image above. A customer with a MacBook Air (13-inch, Mid 2011) sees this image on his screen. What would cause his Mac to display this image at startup?

• A.Internet Recovery has started downloading the OS X Recovery system image.
• B.EFI has detected a hardware issue.
• C.Apple Service Diagnostics is loading.
• D.The Mac is starting up from an external USB or Thunderbolt storage device.

Mike's iMac starts, but stops responding before it reaches the login screen. He does not have a recent backup of his data. You would like to help Mike verify the startup volume, and repair it only if necessary. What is the best way to accomplish this task?

• A.Start up in single-user mode and type the /sbin/fsck -fy command.
• B.Start the iMac from OS X Recovery and use Disk Utility.
• C.Start the iMac from OS X Recovery and use Terminal.
• D.Hold the shift key down to Safe Boot the iMac.