Exam MD-100 topic 3 question 73 discussion

The answer is C @="notepad" changes the default value to notepad I tested it.

I think the correct answer is C. The at symbol (@) refers to the default value. And anything in brackets always refers to a key, not a value. A value-name can be an at sign (@), which indicates the default value name, or it can be any text string in double quotation marks. https://v8doc.sas.com/sashtml/proc/z0269725.htm

Answer C is correct because of Reg1.reg file sets the default value of the "command" subkey to "notepad.exe". The "@" symbol in the file represents the default value of the key, and the value data is set to "notepad.exe". Therefore, when the file is imported into the Windows Registry, the default value of the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell\Notepad\command key will be set to "notepad.exe". Answer A is incorrect because there is no key named "command" in the Reg1.reg file that would be renamed as "notepad.exe". Answer B is incorrect because there is no key named "Notepad" in Reg1.reg file. The file creates a key named "Notepad" under the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell key, but it does not set any values or subkeys for this key. Therefore, the correct answer is C. In a key-named command, the default value will be set to notepad.exe.

I've tested this also and its C. But what answer do i need to fill in in my exam? Is that the discussion answer or the answer given by this website?

In a key named Notepad, the command value will be set to @="notepad.exe"

the key named Notepad, should B

C is correct here.

Should be C

Correct C is the right answer ,you can easily test this by importing this .reg file on your test machine

Why are so many answers wrong? WIthout discussions, this website would be useless!

In a similar question the answer to this was C...

Correct answer is C: The Default Value of a key can be edited by using "@" instead of "Value Name": [<Hive name>\<Key name>\<Subkey name>] @=<Value type>:<Value data> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Registry

The correct answer is C tested and verified

Correct answer is C please change it

C is the right answer, I just tested it .

The Correct answer here is C. You can double-check this just by going to regedit and export one of the keys and open it in Notepad. You will see how it is written and what it looks like in the actual registry. So the correct answer here is C.

C is the right answer!