| Explanation & Hint:
A university student would need to use the robocopy command to copy a group of files from one Windows directory to another.
Explanation:
- Robocopy (Robust File Copy) is a command-line directory and file replication command in Windows. It is used to copy files and directories from one location to another, offering more options and better performance compared to the standard copy command. It’s particularly useful for copying large sets of data, mirroring directories, and handling complex file structures, which can be beneficial for a university student managing large or numerous files for their studies.
Incorrect Options:
- Scanning and verifying the integrity of all protected system files and replacing incorrect versions with correct Microsoft versions is done using the System File Checker tool (
sfc /scannow), not robocopy.
- To shutdown several remote computers one at a time, one would typically use commands like
shutdown or remote management tools, not robocopy.
- Repairing, preparing, and fixing Windows images and the recovery image within an installation of the operating system is typically done using tools like DISM (Deployment Image Servicing and Management), not robocopy.
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