You are a desktop support technician for your company. One client computer runs both Windows 98 and Windows XP Professional in a dual-boot configuration. Windows XP Professional is installed on the D volume, which is NTFS.

A custom application is available when the user logs on to either operating system.

The user reports that when she logs on to Windows 98, she is unable to access files that were created when she was logged on to Windows XP Professional. You discover that App1 stores files to the
D:App1Data folder when logged into Windows XP Professional.

You need to ensure that files created by using App1, when the user is logged into Windows XP Professional, are available to both Windows 98 and Windows XP Professional.

What should you do?

A.
Convert the C volume to NTFS.

B.
Instruct the user to share the D:App1Data folder.

C.
Instruct the user to store all files created by using App1 to C:App1Data.

D.
Create a local user account for the user. Instruct the user to log on by using the local user account.

E.
Configure the access control list on the D:App1Data folder to grant the Everyone group Full Control permission