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Objective 1.11

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Given a scenario, install and configure cloud-based productivity tools.

Objective 1.11 sits in Operating Systems, which carries 28% of the A+ Core 2 exam. The questions below are original, written from the official objective title above, and each explanation cites the CompTIA page it rests on.

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A technician preparing to deploy a cloud-based productivity suite needs to confirm the exact license edition string, such as EnterpriseS, already applied to a Windows workstation. Which command should the technician run?

Run "systeminfo | findstr /B /C:"OS Version"" to filter version dataThis systeminfo command filters for OS Name and OS Version lines, giving version data but not the detailed licensing string needed.
Run "slmgr /dlv" at a command prompt to view detailed licensing informationCorrect · your answerCorrect: slmgr /dlv is built specifically to surface detailed licensing information such as edition strings.
Run "msinfo32" to open System Information and view build detailsmsinfo32 opens System Information with hardware and OS summary data, but it does not expose the detailed license string requested.
Run "winver" at a command prompt to view build and version informationwinver shows a quick version and build number in a small window, but it does not display detailed licensing strings like EnterpriseS.

Correct.

Checked against learn.microsoft.com, July 2026

Concept

Different Windows commands surface different subsets of version and licensing data, and the exam expects a candidate to match the command to the specific detail requested.

Why B

The /dlv switch on slmgr specifically displays detailed licensing information, including edition strings like EnterpriseS, which is the exact data the technician needs before licensing a cloud productivity suite.

Source

At the PowerShell or Command Prompt, type slmgr /dlv, and then press ENTER. The /dlv command displays the detailed licensing information. Notice the output displays "EnterpriseS" as seen in the following image…

Microsoft Learn: Windows version search, checked July 2026
#cloud productivity tools#windows version#licensing#slmgr

Now you: objective 1.11 questions

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Sample question 1 of 2

1-11Operating SystemsChoose 2

A technician tunes OneDrive Files On-Demand on a laptop that is nearly out of disk space. Which two outcomes follow from pinning and unpinning files? (Choose two.)

Sample question 2 of 2

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A 40-person company wants cloud productivity apps with advanced security and worries an enterprise suite is only for large organizations. Can it use one?

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