Question

the fsutil command requires what type of privilege to run?
a. standard login
b. guest login
c. system administrator
d. superuser

Explanation:

Fsutil is a Windows command-line tool used for file system management tasks that modify system-level settings or access restricted file system data. Standard and guest logins lack the necessary permissions for these operations. While "superuser" is a term more commonly associated with Unix-like systems, on Windows, the required privileged account is the system administrator, which has the elevated rights to run fsutil.

Answer:

c. System administrator