One of the users in your organization has damaged his laptop computer by dropping it on the floor. When he starts the laptop now, he gets an error message which states “System disk not found.” Fortunately, the laptop has an Automated System Recovery backup of the original system state with a restore point created a couple of days ago. What should you do to get the user’s laptop to use the Windows XP Professional on the hard drive?
Explanation
Answer - C - To be able to get the user’s laptop to use Windows XP Professional on the hard drive, restart the computer using a Windows XP Professional CD and restore it to a latest restore point.
Key Takeaway: ASR is a recovery option that has two parts: ASR backup and ASR restore. You can access the backup portion through the Automated System Recovery Preparation Wizard located in Backup. The Automated System Recovery Preparation Wizard backs up the system state data, system services, and all disks associated with the operating system components. ASR is a last-resort feature to use before reformatting your disk and re-installing Windows XP Professional. You should use ASR only when Windows XP Professional cannot start in normal, safe, or Recovery Console mode.
