A laptop with slow, grinding disk activity is going to the vendor for repair. What should be done before it leaves?
Un portable dont le disque est lent et fait un bruit de frottement part en réparation chez le fournisseur. Que faut-il faire avant son départ ?
Answers
ABack up the user's data, if the drive can still be readSauvegarder les données de l'utilisateur, si le disque est encore lisible
BDelete the user's account so the vendor cannot see itSupprimer le compte de l'utilisateur pour que le fournisseur ne le voie pas
CRemove the laptop's battery and keep it in the ICT officeRetirer la batterie du portable et la garder au bureau TIC
DNothing; the vendor will keep all of the data safeRien ; le fournisseur conservera toutes les données en sécurité
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