A desktop support technician needs to manually install and configure a custom line-of-business application for standard domain users on a Windows workstation. What is the correct logical sequence of steps the technician should follow from pre-installation to user validation?
- 1Verify operating system architecture compatibility (32-bit vs. 64-bit) and hardware prerequisites.
- 2Right-click the application installer executable and select 'Run as administrator'.
- 3Select the appropriate destination path (Program Files vs. Program Files (x86)) during the setup wizard.
- 4Configure NTFS access control list (ACL) permissions on shared data folders in ProgramData.
- 5Log in as a standard user and launch the application to confirm proper operational functionality.
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The correct sequence of steps is: 1) Verify operating system architecture compatibility (32-bit vs. 64-bit) and hardware prerequisites, 2) Right-click the application installer executable and select 'Run as administrator', 3) Select the appropriate destination path (Program Files vs. Program Files (x86)) during the setup wizard, 4) Configure NTFS access control list (ACL) permissions on shared data folders in ProgramData, and 5) Log in as a standard user and launch the application to confirm proper operational functionality.
The correct logical order begins with checking system architecture requirements, followed by elevating installer privileges, specifying the target path during installation, configuring folder ACLs post-install for user data access, and concluding with end-user verification.
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