Your environment contains client computers that are shared among different users. A user named Marc reports that when he attempts to launch an application named App1 on a client computer named Desktop1, he receives a launch failed message over his system tray. Other users are able to launch App1 on Desktop1. You need to ensure that Marc is able to successfully launch App1 on Desktop1. What should you do?

Users in your Microsoft Application Virtualization environment currently use an application named App1. App1 is sequenced to a folder named Q\Cust_App. The vendor releases a new version App1. The new version is named App2. You sequence App2 to the folder named Q\Cust_App. Users will need to use both versions of the application. fter App2 is published, users report that they receive the icons but are unable to launch the application.You need to ensure that both App1 and App2 launch successfully on the client computers, and you need to ensure that the users personal settings for App1 are retained. What should you do?

You use the Microsoft Application Virtualization Sequencer to sequence an application. You need to ensure that all subprocesses end when a user closes the application. What should you do?

The client computers in your environment have the following operating systems installed:
Windows 2000 Professional with Service Pack 3 Windows XP with Service Pack 2 Windows XP with Service Pack 3 Windows Vista
You need to install Microsoft Application Virtualization Desktop Client 4.5 on the client computers, while creating the least amount of impact on your environment. hat should you do?

A user named Marc deletes a file named File1 from his C:\Users\Marc\Documents folder and then empties his Recycle Bin. You need to search for File1 so that it can be restored. You restart Marcs computer by using Emergency Repair Disk (ERD) Commander 6.0, and you launch the appropriate recovery tool. Which two actions should you perform next? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

You need to create a Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset (DaRT) bootable CD. You need to ensure that the bootable CD can be used for only three months. What should you do?

Your environment contains client computers that are shared among different users. A user named Maria is attempting to use a computer named Client1. When Maria attempts to log on, the computer automatically restarts. Other users are able to log on to Client1. You need to ensure that Maria can successfully log on to Client1. You use the ERD Commander boot disk to boot Client1. What should you do next?

Your users use a mission-critical application that depends on a configuration file. A user named Maria accidentally deletes the configuration file from her computer. You need to ensure that the application functions as it did before Maria deleted the configuration file. You restart Marias computer by using Emergency Repair Disk (ERD) Commander 6.0. What should you do next?

The hard disk on a computer named Client1 has two partitions that contain all of the personnel files for your company. You want to replace the hard disk. You need to ensure that the current hard disk on Client1 contains no recoverable data. How should you configure the Disk Wipe utility?

You are using the ERD Commander Boot Media Wizard to create a ootable CD. You need to ensure that all files that are necessary for use of the Crash Analyzer Wizard are included on the bootable CD. Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)