Exam MD-100 topic 3 question 74 discussion

Answer is Correct ; When a member of the Guests group signs out, the entire profile is deleted. https://ss64.com/nt/syntax-security_groups.html But if the same user was a member of the administrators their profile is not deleted.

I just tested this on Win10 Enterprise 20H2 and all profiles persist. None of them were deleted.

The question does not give enough information to give a valid answer. Here's why: Tested on WORKGROUP computer in virtual environment: All profiles remain persistent Tested on Domain computer in virtual environment: Only User1 and User5 are persistent, whether this is a local or domain account that is part of the Guest group. The answer depends upon the presence of a domain infrastructure (or group policy settings), which is not mentioned in this question. Presuming that the reference to local accounts in the questions means that this is a WORKGROUP computer, then the answer is incorrect (why would you use all these local accounts on a domain-joined computer anyway?!?). Just my 4 cents.

I just tested it on Windows 10 version 1809, and ALL profiles remained, regardless of group membership. So this question must be from an earlier time.

answer is correct; tested local users as described; only user1 and user5 profiles were maintained.

NOTE: this is only for domain joined PCs with local accounts in Guest group or Domain Guests group WORKGROUP PCs will not have guest profiles deleted on logoff

Correct answers given. Not guest users.

Tested on Win10 Pro 21H2 with all the profiles set in this questions. Any users who is a member of the Guests group signs out, the entire profile deleted. I am confirm with A+E

Im not sure but i try searching no result , look like if any member is a guest member then his prifile will be removed when sign out.

Correct answer is ABDE, tested in my VM User+Guest seems to persist after signing out

The question doesn't make any sense. I've just tested on a VM, by adding a new user called User3 and added this account to the guests group, logged in, logged off, and checked from an admin account that the profile is still there. I also rebooted, yet they are still there. Either the question is incomplete or totally wrong!

Answer is incorrect. The correct answer is ACE. Notes: Tested on a win10 1809 vm. User3 was not added to the Guest group because that doesn't exit. I was unable to create a Guest group because a user named Guest exits. I was unable to remove the Guest user because it's a built in account. I created a file on the desktop of each user, logged out and back in to confirm whether or not the file was missing. User4 was added to both guests and administrators as stated in the question however being added to the administrators group had no affect. The file was still missing for User4 because of the guests group memebership.

Answer is correct. Users Guest profile data will be deleted, except these users which are in Administrators group.

Tested this on my 1809 lab VM. If the user is a member of Guest, the data will be deleted, regardless if they are a member of Administrator too. Answer is: A and E

I have tested this on Windows 10 Enterprise and none of the profile folders are deleted, so I guess the answer is ABCDE. Is this because I have tested on a VM? really confused

There is no correct answer.... All profiles are kept. User 1 -> Local profile User 2 -> Temporary Profile User 3 -> Temporary Profile User 4 -> Temporary Profile User 5 -> Local Profile Dont know why the temporary profiles are not deleted, but tested it more than once

ADE is correct https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/identity-protection/access-control/active-directory-security-groups#bkmk-guests