Exam MS-102 topic 1 question 306 discussion

Link provided by Ody proves that answer is B + D

B. Devices will be remediated automatically if a threat is detected in the \program files (X86)* folder. The \program files (X86)\* folder is classified as a temporary folder under the automation level definitions. This means threats detected in this folder are remediated automatically without requiring approval. D. Devices will be remediated automatically if a threat is detected in the \users*\downloads* folder. The \users\*\downloads\* folder is also classified as a temporary folder, so threats in this location are remediated automatically. C. is the \windows\ directory is not classified as a temporary folder, but its subdirectory \windows\temp\* is. Since the question specifically references \windows\, it would require approval under the "Semi – require approval for non-temp folders" setting.

No, because "\program files (x86)\*" is considered as temporary folder (which is very confusing in this case), so the remediations in this folder will be automatic, without end-user approval. "\windows\*" is a core folder and "\windows\temp\*" temporary.

That seems correct but in the link you provided says: With this level of semi-automation, approval is required for any remediation actions needed on files or executables that aren't* in temporary folders. Remediation actions can be taken AUTOMATICALLY on files or executables that are in temporary folders. Pending actions for files or executables that aren't in temporary folders can be viewed and APPROVED in the Action Center, on the Pending tab. So I think there is a leak of a right option here and the only correct one would be the A. Devices are remediated only after end-user approval. B. is an automatic remediation for non-temp folder C: is a core folder D. is an automatic remediation for non-temp folder