CHKDSK Command Lines Quiz

Which command is used to scan the integrity of all protected system files and repair files with problems when possible?

Which command is used to scan the integrity of a specific file but does not repair it?

Which command is used to scan the integrity of a specific file and repair it if problems are detected?

Which command is used with '/SCANFILE' to define the offline Windows and boot directories?

Which command is used to scan the integrity of all protected system files but does not repair any corruption that it finds?

Which command is used with '/VERIFYONLY' to verify only the files, not the DLLs or the registry?

What does the 'list disk' command do in diskpart?

What does the 'delete partition' command do in diskpart?

What does the 'format fs=ntfs quick' command do in diskpart?

What does the 'xcopy' command do?

Which command is used to replicate file data and has more options than xcopy?

What does the /s option do in xcopy?

What does the /i option specify in xcopy?

What does the /E option do in robocopy?

What does the /Z option do in robocopy?

What does the /LOG+ option do in robocopy?

Which command is used to copy directories and subdirectories, but not empty ones?

Which command is used to assume dir2 is a directory name (not a file name) if it does not exist?

Which command is used to copy all files and subdirectories (including empty ones)?

Which command is used to copy files in restartable mode (useful if the copy operation fails)?

Which command will check a disk for errors and fix them automatically?

What does the command 'chkdsk C: /f /r' do?

When should you use the command 'chkdsk C: /x'?

What is the purpose of the System File Checker (SFC) in Windows?

Which command will immediately scan all protected system files and replace incorrect versions with correct Microsoft versions?

What is the purpose of the command 'sfc /scanfile=c:\windows\system32\kernel32.dll'?

When running the CHKDSK or SFC commands, what should you do before running them?

Which command will check a disk without fixing any errors?

What does the command 'chkdsk C: /f /r' do?

When should you use the command 'chkdsk C: /x'?