Which of the following are tiles that appear in Windows Mobility Center? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.
A. Battery Status
B. Volume
C. Optimization
D. Display brightness
Correct Answer: ABD
Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
Following are the various tiles that appear in Windows Mobility Center:
1. Display brightness: A user should click the icon for opening the Power Options control panel, where he may make brightness changes that are always in effect.
2. Volume: It changes the speakers’ volume or mute them entirely. Click the icon to open the Sound control panel.
3. Battery Status: It works as the battery’s fuel gauge. The drop-down menu allows a user to choose a canned setting like "High performance" or "Power saver".
4. Wireless Network: It turns the Wi-Fi circuitry on or off and shows how many bars of signal a user has.
5. Screen Orientation: It allows a user to turn the screen image 90 degrees. Click the icon to open the Display Settings control panel for additional screen settings.
6. External Display: It also reveals whether or not Windows "sees" the second screen. Click the icon to open the Display control panel, where the resolution and other settings of the second monitor can be configured.
7. Sync Center: It is the communications hub for offline files. This tile shows the status of a sync that is already under way. Click the icon (or "Sync settings") to open the Sync Center program.
8. Presentation Settings: It is available only in the Professional, Enterprise, and Ultimate editions of Windows 7. It makes sure that the laptop will not do anything embarrassing while the user is in the middle of his presentation.
Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
Following are the various tiles that appear in Windows Mobility Center:
1. Display brightness: A user should click the icon for opening the Power Options control panel, where he may make brightness changes that are always in effect.
2. Volume: It changes the speakers’ volume or mute them entirely. Click the icon to open the Sound control panel.
3. Battery Status: It works as the battery’s fuel gauge. The drop-down menu allows a user to choose a canned setting like "High performance" or "Power saver".
4. Wireless Network: It turns the Wi-Fi circuitry on or off and shows how many bars of signal a user has.
5. Screen Orientation: It allows a user to turn the screen image 90 degrees. Click the icon to open the Display Settings control panel for additional screen settings.
6. External Display: It also reveals whether or not Windows "sees" the second screen. Click the icon to open the Display control panel, where the resolution and other settings of the second monitor can be configured.
7. Sync Center: It is the communications hub for offline files. This tile shows the status of a sync that is already under way. Click the icon (or "Sync settings") to open the Sync Center program.
8. Presentation Settings: It is available only in the Professional, Enterprise, and Ultimate editions of Windows 7. It makes sure that the laptop will not do anything embarrassing while the user is in the middle of his presentation.
