220-1202 Premium Exam Questions

Host 2, Host 3, Host 4 , Host 5 ,Host 6, Host 7, Host 8 , Media Server - Stop All unwanted and malicious service (Persistance.j1zpxn Installer Service) from all the listed host and Media servers

Refer screenshot below on the required service started/stopped on host2, same service to be started and stopped across all host servers.

A screenshot of a computer AI-

A screenshot of a computer AI-

Inbox mail 1 -Account Locked- Phishing - Report email to Information Security

Inbox mail 2 -Share your feedback - Legitimate - Perform no additional actions

Inbox mail 3 –Employee orientation - Legitimate - Perform no additional actions

Inbox mail 4 –Security Update – Spam - Report email to Information Security

Inbox mail 5 –Interview - Legitimate - Perform no additional actions

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1st CLI Resolution

copy " C:\Program Files\Testing\msvcp100.dll " " User-PC02\C$\Windows\System32 " /v /y

2nd CLI Resolution

regsvr32 msvcp100.dll

Why These Are the Correct Choices (Exam Logic)

Why the COPY command is first

The error explicitly states MSVCP100.dll is missing

Other users can run the app → the DLL exists on another system

The fastest, least disruptive fix (preferred by CompTIA) is to:

Copy the known-good DLL into C:\Windows\System32

The /v switch verifies the copy, and /y suppresses prompts — both are enterprise-safe defaults

This restores the missing runtime dependency immediately.

Why REGSVR32 is second

After copying a DLL, Windows may not recognize or properly load it

regsvr32 registers the DLL with the operating system

This ensures:

The Testing application can properly call the runtime library

The fix persists after reboot

The key requirements are (1) avoid expensive licensing fees and (2) keep files locally . Linux best matches both. Quentin Docter explains that open source software is “freer than free,” meaning the application is free and the source code is shared, and he explicitly lists “ OSs such as Linux ” as open source examples. That directly supports the licensing-cost goal. By contrast, Windows and macOS are commercial, licensed operating systems.

Chrome OS often works best when users rely heavily on cloud-based services and synchronization, which conflicts with the customer’s preference that “all files be kept locally” (even though local storage exists, Chrome OS is commonly positioned around cloud workflows). Linux supports fully local file storage and gives the organization control over storage location, backup choices, and offline access.

The All-in-One guide reinforces the idea that some developers (including Linus Torvalds for Linux) made software “freely available for everyone,” highlighting Linux as a no-licensing-fee option compared with commercial licensing models. Therefore, the best recommendation is Linux (A) .