A+ 220-1102 Passing Score

Ease of Access is a utility in the Control Panel that allows users to adjust various accessibility settings on Windows, such as the on-screen keyboard, magnifier, narrator, high contrast, etc. The on-screen keyboard can be turned on by going to Ease of Access > Keyboard and toggling the switch to On12. Alternatively, the on-screen keyboard can be opened by pressing Windows + Ctrl + O keys or by typing osk.exe in the Run dialog box3.

References: 1 Use the On-Screen Keyboard (OSK) to type(https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/use-the-on-screen-keyboard-osk-to-type-ecbb5e08-5b4e-d8c8-f794-81dbf896267a) 2 How to Enable or Disable the On-Screen Keyboard in Windows 10 - Lifewire(https://www.lifewire.com/enable-or-disable-on-screen-keyboard-in-windows-10-5180667) 3 On-Screen Keyboard Settings, Tips and Tricks in Windows 11/10(https://www.thewindowsclub.com/windows-onscreen-keyboard).

A content filter is a device or software that blocks or allows access to web pages based on predefined criteria, such as keywords, categories, or ratings. A content filter can also create a log of the blocked or allowed web requests, which can help the management team monitor and audit the web usage of their employees. A content filter is different from the other options because:

• A screened subnet is a network segment that is protected by two firewalls, one facing the internet and one facing the internal network. A screened subnet can isolate servers or hosts that need to be accessed from both sides, such as a web server or a bastion host. A screened subnet does not filter web content based on predefined criteria, but rather on network addresses, ports, and protocols.
• Port forwarding is a technique that allows a router to forward packets from one port to another port, usually on a different device. Port forwarding can enable remote access to services or applications that are hosted on a private network, such as a web server or a game server. Port forwarding does not filter web content based on predefined criteria, but rather on destination ports and addresses.
• An access control list (ACL) is a set of rules that defines which packets are allowed or denied on a network device, such as a router or a firewall. An ACL can filter packets based on source and destination addresses, ports, protocols, and other criteria. An ACL can also create a log of the matched or unmatched packets, which can help the management team troubleshoot and secure their network. An ACL does not filter web content based on predefined criteria, but rather on packet headers and fields.

A corporate EULA is a type of end-user license agreement that is designed for a large organization that needs to use proprietary software with vendor support for a multiuser environment. A corporate EULA typically grants the organization a volume license that allows it to install and use the software on multiple devices or servers, and to distribute the software to its employees or affiliates. A corporate EULA also usually provides the organization with technical support, maintenance, updates, and warranty from the software vendor, as well as some customization options and discounts. A corporate EULA may also include terms and conditions that specify the rights and obligations of both parties, such as confidentiality, liability, indemnification, termination, and dispute resolution12.

A corporate EULA is a better option than the other choices because:

• A perpetual EULA (B) is a type of end-user license agreement that grants the user a permanent and irrevocable license to use the software, without any time limit or expiration date. However, a perpetual EULA does not necessarily include vendor support, updates, or warranty, and it may not allow the user to install the software on multiple devices or servers, or to distribute the software to other users. A perpetual EULA may also be more expensive than a corporate EULA, as it requires a one-time payment upfront, rather than a recurring subscription fee34.
• An open-source EULA © is a type of end-user license agreement that grants the user a license to use, modify, and redistribute the software, which is publicly available and free of charge. However, an open-source EULA does not provide any vendor support, maintenance, updates, or warranty, and it may impose some restrictions or obligations on the user, such as disclosing the source code, attributing the original author, or using a compatible license for derivative works. An open-source EULA may not be suitable for a large organization that needs proprietary software with vendor support for a multiuser environment56.
• A personal EULA (D) is a type of end-user license agreement that grants the user a license to use the software for personal, non-commercial purposes only. A personal EULA may limit the number of devices or servers that the user can install the software on, and prohibit the user from distributing, copying, or reselling the software to other users. A personal EULA may also provide limited or no vendor support, maintenance, updates, or warranty, and it may have a fixed or renewable term. A personal EULA may not meet the needs of a large organization that needs proprietary software with vendor support for a multiuser environment7 .

References:

1: What is a Corporate License Agreement? - Definition from Techopedia1 2: Corporate License Agreement - Template - Word & PDF2 3: What is a Perpetual License? - Definition from Techopedia3 4: Perpetual vs. Subscription Software Licensing: Which Is Best for You?4 5: What is an Open Source License? - Definition from Techopedia5 6: Open Source Licenses: Which One Should You Use?6 7: What is a Personal License Agreement? - Definition from Techopedia7 : Personal License Agreement - Template - Word & PDF

The msconfig.exe tool, also known as the System Configuration utility, is a tool that allows users to modify various system settings, such as startup options, services, boot options, and more. One of the features of msconfig.exe is the ability to disable or enable device drivers that are loaded during the system startup. By using msconfig.exe, a technician can prevent a driver from being loaded and used by the system, which will allow them to uninstall it without any errors. To use msconfig.exe to disable a driver, the technician can follow these steps:

• Open the Run dialog box by pressing the Windows key + R.
• Type msconfig.exe and press Enter.
• Click on the Boot tab and then click on Advanced options.
• Check the box next to No GUI boot and click OK. This will prevent the graphical user interface from loading during the boot process, which will also prevent some drivers from loading.
• Click on the Services tab and check the box next to Hide all Microsoft services. This will show only the third-party services and drivers that are running on the system.
• Find the service or driver that corresponds to the device that the technician wants to uninstall and uncheck the box next to it. This will disable the service or driver from starting during the system startup.
• Click Apply and OK and then restart the computer.
• After the computer restarts, the technician can use the Device Manager or the Control Panel to uninstall the driver that was previously in use.

References:

• How to Completely Remove/Uninstall a Driver in Windows, section 31
• The Official CompTIA A+ Core 2 Study Guide (220-1102), page 2212