A technician is trying to access a user's files and is unable to open any folder or file. Which of the following BEST describes the situation?

a. The folders contain older versions of the files.

b. The files are corrupted.

c. The technician needs to change the file attributes.

d. The technician does not have permission.

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Kailyn Vaughan

Computers & Technology

16 February, 19:57

A technician is trying to access a user's files and is unable to open any folder or file. Which of the following BEST describes the situation?

a. The folders contain older versions of the files.

b. The files are corrupted.

c. The technician needs to change the file attributes.

d. The technician does not have permission.

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Kendra Lozano · Answer 1

The answer is D. The technician does not have permission.

Folders are locked that's why he couldn't open any folder or file. There must be a prompt telling him that he doesn't have an access or authority to open those files. This could be done via Folder sharing in the network. And a shared folder can be customized by assigning the proper and correct permission to each user.