Final answer:
The correct option is B. False. When reimaging a Dell Wyse Thin Client using the Dell Wyse USB Imaging tool USB key, you should select the PUSH option, not the PULL option.
Step-by-step explanation:
The correct answer is B. False.
When reimaging a Dell Wyse Thin Client using the Dell Wyse USB Imaging tool USB key, you should select the PUSH option, not the PULL option.
The reason for this is that the Dell Wyse USB Imaging tool allows you to push the image from your computer to the Thin Client, rather than pulling the image from the Thin Client to your computer. By selecting the PUSH option, you can ensure that the correct image is sent to the Thin Client.
To re-image a Dell Wyse Thin Client, use the PULL option in the Dell Wyse USB Imaging tool to capture the image onto the USB key.
When re-imaging a Dell Wyse Thin Client using the Dell Wyse USB Imaging tool, you would indeed select the PULL option. This option creates an image from the thin client and pulls it onto the USB key. In contrast, the PUSH option would apply an image from the USB key onto the thin client. Therefore, the re-imaging process typically involves using the PULL option for capturing the image and then using the PUSH option to deploy it.