Which Windows feature allows you to run a program on your computer that is installed on another computer?
A. Windows Virtual PC
B. Microsoft Application Virtualization
C. Remote Desktop Connection
D. System Center Service Manager
5 Comments on “Which Windows feature allows you to run a program on your computer that is installed on another computer?”
geezertechsays:
Remote Desktop Connection
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geezertechsays:
or it might be “Microsoft Application Virtualization”
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Remote Desktop Connection
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or it might be “Microsoft Application Virtualization”
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2. Installing and upgrading client systems
3. Managing applications
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5. Managing devices
6. Understanding operating system maintenance
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The correct answer is Microsoft Application Virtualization.
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