Exam 220-1102 topic 1 question 22 discussion

it says windows 10 so i would assume is Indexing Options , in windows 11 i think they have changed this

I found the option to exclude folders under "Privacy & security" -> "Searching Windows" on my Windows 11 PC. Indexing does deal with searching but its seems more like search optimization from what I am reading: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/search-indexing-in-windows-10-faq-da061c83-af6b-095c-0f7a-4dfecda4d15a

In Windows 10 there's an option "Privacy & Security>Searching Windows" but "indexing options" might be closely related to the question because its a complete name of the tool and its an old option

Answer is B. If you put in YT, How do you exclude an application from windows 10 search? It's a video that shows you the steps.

Indexing Options

Using the Indexing Options To do this, open the Start Menu and type “indexing options” in the search bar. When the Indexing Options window opens, click the “Modify” button. This will take you to the Indexed Locations window. Uncheck the check boxes for the locations you want to disable indexing for, then click “OK

"Indexing Options"

To exclude an application folder from being catalogued by a Windows 10 search, you would typically use the "Indexing Options"

If you check your privacy setting there is an option available to exclude folders from being searched.

Who the hell is marking the answer like a dumbass on these questions. its indexing for christ sake

This is definitely B, you modify your options under Indexing Options found in control panel. Check boxes of what you want shown, and uncheck boxes of what you don't want shown.

its B, you can hide or show the folders

It's B

https://www.groovypost.com/howto/hide-files-folders-from-search-windows-10/ It says indexing options to hide files

The answer is B

Indexing Options

Privacy settings govern what usage data Windows is permitted to collect and what device functions are enabled and for which apps. There are multiple settings toggles to determine what data collection and app permissions are allowed: Data collection allows Microsoft to process usage telemetry. It affects use of speech and input personalization, language settings, general diagnostics, and activity history. App permissions allow or deny access to devices such as the location service, camera, and microphone and to user data such as contacts, calendar items, email, and files.