You have a Windows Mobile 6.5 device. You need to find out what applications and processes are currently running on the Windows Mobile device. Which screen should you display?

You need to remove all installed applications, user settings, and phone settings from a Windows Mobile 6.5 device. What should you do?

Your companys client computers run Windows 7. You manage a group of Windows Mobile 6.5 devices. You need to restore the factory default settings on all the Windows Mobile devices.
What should you do?

Employees use Windows Mobile 6.5 devices with Wi-Fi connectivity. It is necessary to enable employees to configure Wi-Fi connections on their Windows Mobile devices. You create an XML provisioning file containing all necessary Wi-Fi connection configuration information. You need to distribute the XML provisioning file to employees and ensure that they can run the file

from File Explorer on the Windows Mobile devices. What should you do?

You have a Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional device that is performing slowly. You need to find out what is slowing down your Windows Mobile device. On the Windows Mobile device, you close all running programs. What should you do next?

Your company has a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 environment. You have a Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional device. In your Exchange e-mail account, you have a folder named Archive that contains archived e-mail messages, some of which are over a year old. You need to configure the device to ensure that all messages in the Archive folder are available on the device. Which two actions should you perform on the device? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

You have a desktop computer that runs Windows Vista and the Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC). You install Microsoft Device Emulator 3.0 on the desktop computer. You successfully connect to a Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional emulator ROM image by using Device Emulator Manager. When you attempt to cradle the emulator ROM image from within Device Emulator Manager, the image does not connect to the WMDC. You need to configure the WMDC to allow your emulator ROM image to connect. In the WMDC Connection Settings dialog box, what should you do?

You connect a Windows Mobile 6.5 device to a Windows XP portable computer. You manage the Windows Mobile device by using Microsoft ActiveSync 4.5. You manage media on the portable computer by using Windows Media Player 11. You need to synchronize media files between the portable computer and the Windows Mobile device. You also need to ensure that during synchronization, media is automatically converted to the Windows Media format required by the mobile device. What should you do?

You connect a Windows Mobile 6.5 device to a Windows XP portable computer. You manage the Windows Mobile device by using Microsoft ActiveSync 4.5. You install Microsoft Office OneNote 2007 on the portable computer. You take notes on your Windows Mobile device by using Microsoft Office OneNote Mobile. You need to manage the synchronization of all notes taken in OneNote Mobile with your portable computer. Which program or settings should you use?

Employees have Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional devices, and desktop computers that run Windows Vista and the Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC). Employees synchronize files between their Windows Mobile devices and desktop computers. When an employee attempts to synchronize large video files, the Windows Mobile device disconnects from the desktop computer. You need to ensure that employees can successfully synchronize large video files.
What should you do?