You administer a Windows 10 Enterprise computer. The computer has File History turned on, and
system protection turned on for drive C. You accidentally delete a folder named
Libraries\\Customers by using the Shift+Delete keyboard shortcut. You need to restore the most
recent version of the folder to its original location. Which approach should you use to restore the
folder?

A.
Recycle Bin

B.
the latest restore point

C.
File History

D.
a manually selected restore point

Explanation:
File History is similar to Previous Versions in previous versions of Windows. It takes regular
backups of your data and saves them to a separate disk volume or external drive. When File History
is enabled, it backs up all the system libraries and your custom libraries by default. To restore a
deleted folder, you can browse to the parent folder or library and select Restore Previous Versions.
The Previous Versions tab will list the previous versions that can be restored to its original location
or restored to an alternative location.

Incorrect Answers:
A: The question states that you deleted the folder by using the Shift+Delete keyboard shortcut. The
Shift +Delete keyboard shortcut bypasses the Recycle Bin; the file or folder is permanently deleted
without moving it to the Recycle Bin.
B: System Restore points do not back up user data. They are used for restoring the system and
applications to a previous state. You cannot use a System Restore point to recover a deleted folder.
D: System Restore points do not back up user data. They are used for restoring the system and
applications to a previous state. You cannot use a System Restore point to recover a deleted folder.
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