Exam 220-1102 topic 1 question 23 discussion

Answer is A. Praise the Lord himself, Professor Messer. https://youtu.be/d9bUZGvcTK8?list=PLG49S3nxzAnna96gzhJrzkii4hH_mgW4b&t=225

Screensaver settings covers all settings for the screensaver which includes password settings for screensaver

Screen timeout makes more sense. You can even search "choose what closing the lid does" on a laptop. I think power options would be another way to get there.

Screen Timeout: This is a power saving feature. After a set period of inactivity (like using the mouse or keyboard), the screen turns off entirely to conserve energy. It offers no security on its own. Anyone can walk up and see what was on your screen before it timed out. Screen Saver: This can be both a visual treat and a security measure. After a set period of inactivity, it kicks in and displays images, animations, or even slideshows on your screen. Optionally, you can set a password for the screen saver, so it requires login to see what was on the screen before it activated.

A screensaver is a computer program that can be set to turn on after a period of user inactivity (when you leave your computer). It was first used to prevent damage to older monitors but is now used as a way to prevent viewing of desktop contents while the user is away.

A. Use Settings to access Screensaver settings.

Go to personalization, lock screen, and screen saver settings at the bottom of lock screen. In this dialog-box you will find a check-box that asks if on resume, you want to display the log in screen; if checked, this will lock your computer once screen saver is activated.

Answer should be A. I tried to set a screensaver password on my computer but failed. It does not show a logon screen.

Answer is A

I keep trying to lookup solid info for this question but the answers I find don't match any available choices. (Like I don't see the options here mentioned anywhere else that explains how you would go about doing something like what's mentioned in the question.) If I had to guess I would assume it would be screen timeout settings but, personally I'm not seeing the specific options to configure when going to any of the available choices.