Ch 5 - PowerShell Cmdlets Quiz

What cmdlet was used to change the EnableAeroPeek Registry value to 0?

If you wanted to create a new item under HKCU: emp named 'Test', which cmdlet would you use?

Which parameter could have been used instead of -PSProperty to change the EnableAeroPeek value?

In the path PS HKCU:\software\microsoft, what does the part '\microsoft' represent?

Which cmdlet can be used to remove an item (directory or registry key)?

What does the ItemProperty noun refer to in PowerShell?

When working with PowerShell, what does the ChildItem noun refer to?

Which cmdlet would you use in PowerShell to create a new item?

What type of objects does the Item noun refer to in PowerShell?

In PowerShell, which provider makes the ENV: drive available?

What is the purpose of the New-Item cmdlet in PowerShell?

In PowerShell, what does the -Filter parameter of the Get-ChildItem cmdlet do?

When using Set-Item in PowerShell, what does the command 'Set-Item /Labs/Test.txt -Value -TESTING' attempt to do?

What is the purpose of using literal paths with PowerShell cmdlets?

If you encounter an error while trying to change the contents of a file using Set-Item, what could be a possible reason as mentioned in the text?

What is the main purpose of using Compare-Object in PowerShell according to the given text?

What happens when Compare-Object is run without the -Property parameter according to the text?

In PowerShell, what does leaving off the -Property parameter while running Compare-Object result in, based on the text?

How does PowerShell's Compare-Object command differ from other operating systems' commands for comparing text files, as mentioned in the text?

What can be effectively compared using Compare-Object in PowerShell, based on the information provided?

When should you use Export-Clixml according to the text?

What is the purpose of the Out-File command in PowerShell?

Which file format is not discussed when talking about exporting data in PowerShell?

What is a disadvantage of using Export-Clixml that is highlighted in the text?

What is the main purpose of the Compare-Object cmdlet in PowerShell?

Why does the text advise against using Export-Clixml all the time?

What method does the text suggest to find out if PowerShell includes any other import or export commands?

Which parameter of Compare-Object cmdlet is used to specify the set of information to compare against the reference object?

What should be done before trying to reimport a CLIXML file according to the text?

When using the Out-File command in PowerShell, what type of file does it typically direct data to?