A user says she can’t access some of the files in her Windows 7 home directory. You want to run a command line utility to navigate to the home directory and review file ownership. Which command line syntax do you use to list all files and ownership in a directory?
  1. dir /h
  2. dir /q
  3. dir
  4. dir /s
Explanation
Answer: B - Using the dir command with the /q switch will display a list of files in the home directory and the owners.

Key Takeaway: Example of dir /q listing:
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