You work as a desktop support technician at ABC.com. The ABC.com network consists of a single
Active Directory domain named ABC.com. All client computers on theABC.com network run
Windows 7.
A ABC.com user named Amy Walsh has been assigned a mobile computer named ABC-WS680.
Amy Walsh needs to travel extensively in the execution of her duties and has configured ABCWS621 to use the Power saver power plan. However, Amy Walsh reports that ABC-WS680 does
not shut down completely when she clicks the Power button icon on the Start menu as the same
programs that were opened when she tried to shut down the computer are still open when she
restarts the computer.
You now need to configure ABC-WS680 to have it turn off completely without saving Amy Wilson’s
desktop session when she clicks the Power button icon on the Start menu.
What should you do?

A.
You should disable the Wake-on-LAN feature.

B.
You should disable the screensaver.

C.
You should open ‘Advanced Settings’ for the current power plan from ‘Power Options’ and
change the ‘On battery’ setting in the ‘Sleep after’ category to ‘Never’.

D.
You should open ‘Advanced Settings’ for the current power plan from ‘Power Options’ and
change the ‘Start menu power button’ setting to ‘Shut down’.

Explanation:
You should change the Start menu power button setting to Shut down in Advanced
Settings. To open Advanced Settings, first open Power Options and click the Change plan settings
link associated with the Power saver power plan. Then click the Change advanced power settings

link to open the Advanced Settings dialog box. Expand Power buttons and lid, and then expand
Start menu power button. Change the On battery setting to Shut down. This causes Windows to
completely shut down when the Power button icon on the Start menu is clicked.