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You can take any Microsoft Certification role-based or fundamentals exam at Pearson VUE online, and in the comfort of your home or office. Online proctoring exam delivery maintains the integrity of the exam results, by monitoring your exam experience by a proctor via webcam and microphone. If you're interested in taking an online proctored exam through Pearson VUE and want a better understanding of what to expect before registering, this page contains important details. Watch the below video to learn more about taking online proctored exams. (This section does not address exams delivered by Certiport.).

Run a system test

Run a system test on the same computer and in the same location from where you will test, to verify if your computer, location, and internet connection are compatible with the Pearson VUE OnVUE software and testing guidelines.

Online exams are currently available in most countries. Note that greeter support, proctor support, and proctoring software are available in a limited number of languages. You will select this language during the exam registration process; it may be different than the language in which you take the exam. Most candidates will only have the option to take an online exam with English-language greeter support, proctor support, and the proctoring software, regardless of the language of the exam.

ALERT! Before you register for an online exam:

1. Complete the required system test on the same computer and in the same location from where you will test.
2. Confirm that your ID is compliant with the Pearson VUE ID Policy and that the name on your Microsoft Certification profile EXACTLY matches the name on the government issued ID you will present to enter the exam. If you need to change the name of your Microsoft Certification profile contact Certification Support, and a forum moderator will assist.
3. Update your Microsoft Certification profile with your mobile number, including country code, in case Pearson VUE needs to contact you during the exam. If you lose connection during the exam, this is the only way Pearson VUE can contact you.
4. Read the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). At the start of your exam, you must read and agree to the NDA and General Terms of Use for Microsoft Certification Exams. You will only be given 5 minutes to read it. Read it before your exam to ensure you fully understand the requirements and can agree to them without running out of time. If you do not agree to the NDA in the time allotted you will not be able to take the exam.
5. Review the technical, system, environment, and testing protocol requirements below.
6. Set-up Local Administrator access to your computer.

Microsoft Windows

Visit Microsoft Support if you need help setting-up Local Administrator rights on your Microsoft computer and select your device product category.
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Apple Mac

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System requirements

Minimum requirements

Other Notes and Tips:

• Prior to registering for and purchasing your exam, complete the required system test on the same computer and in the same location you will test from.
• Online exams can be disrupted by proxy servers, network packet inspection/filtering, or strict network security configurations.
• The Windows user account logged in to the delivery workstation must have local administrative permissions.
• Some antivirus software can cause performance issues. Please disable antivirus scanning while taking your exam.
• You may need to ensure that your security software does not block the execution of JavaScript, Adobe Air applications, or Adobe Flash Player extensions.
• Test on a personal computer rather than a work computer because work computers have software installed that will prevent OnVUE software from launching.
• Use a desktop computer rather than a laptop computer, if possible.
• You may need to configure your Internet security and antivirus software to make an exception for the Pearson Secure Browser executable file.
• When taking an online proctored exam use a hard-wired internet connection, if possible.
• Do not tether to a mobile hotspot; this is explicitly prohibited.
• Read the network administrator level trouble-shooting requirements.

Participating countries

Online exams are available in most countries. If online exams are available in your country, they are available in the same languages that are available in the test centers in your country. Please note that greeter support, proctor support, and the proctoring software are available in a limited number of languages. You will select this language during the exam registration process; it may be different than the language in which you take the exam.

Testing session protocol

To maintain the integrity of proctored exams in an online/webcam setting, specific policies, practices, and procedures are enforced.

Office or home setting

Your office or home setting must meet the following requirements:

• Office or conference room must be walled, have a closed door, and be free from disruptions.
• If taking the exam at your home, the room should be free from disruptions.
• No one else can be in or enter the room during your testing session.

Communicating with the greeter and proctor:

• Phone. During the check-in process, the greeter will ask for your phone number to communicate with you while you are checking in for your exam. After you have completed the check-in process, you will be asked to place your phone out of reach, but close enough to be heard.
• Chat window. Most communication with the greeter and proctor occurs via the Chat window.
• Microphone. During the check-in process and, if necessary, while taking your exam, you can communicate with the greeter and proctor via microphone.
• Language. All communication with the greeter and proctor is conducted in a limited number of languages that may be different from the language in which you are taking the exam.

Identity verification:

• You are required to present a current government-issued form of ID, such as one of the following:
  • Driver's license
  • Military ID
  • Passport
  • Identification card (national/state/province identity card)
  • Alien registration card (green card, permanent resident, visa)
  • Government-issued local language ID (not in Roman characters)—accepted only if issued from the country in which the candidate is testing
• A webcam photo will be taken of you and your photo ID.
• The name on the government issued ID you present to enter the exam must exactly match the name on your Microsoft Certification profile. If you need to change the name of your Microsoft Certification profile contact Certification Support before exam day and a forum moderator will assist.
• Minors who are under the age of 18 are permitted to present a valid student ID as a form of identification. The candidate's guardian must also present a valid ID and must provide verbal consent during the check-in process.

Work area scan:

• With your webcam, phone or laptop, you will be asked to scan slowly left to right to show surrounding walls and to scan up and down to show the floor and ceiling. If you are unable to complete a work area scan, you are not permitted to proceed further or to take the exam.
• You will then scan your entire work area. The proctor is looking for security risks, including but not limited to:
  • Additional monitors (must be unplugged and turned away from you)
  • Additional computers (must be turned off and monitors must be dark)
• The work area should be clear of all materials, including the following items that are not allowed within arm's reach: books, notepads, Post-it notes, typed notes/papers, or writing instruments such as pens, markers, whiteboards, or pencils.

No personal belongings

• During the exam, you may not access the following types of personal items: hand-held computers or other electronic devices, pagers, watches, wallets, purses, hats (or other head coverings), bags, coats, books, notes, or any other materials not specifically approved.
• In the event of a support issue, the proctor may try to contact you on your mobile phone at the number you provide during exam check-in. Please ensure your mobile phone number includes the country code. It is acceptable to keep the cell phone nearby but not in arm's reach.
• You may be asked to turn out all your pockets (pants pockets and blazer/sweater pockets) so the greeter can see that they are empty.
• If you are wearing long sleeves, you may be asked to roll up your sleeves to show that there is no writing on your arms.
• If you are wearing a tie, you may be asked to lift the tie to show the greeter that nothing is hidden under the tie.
• If you have long hair that covers your ears, you may be asked to pull your hair back to show the greeter that there is nothing attached to your ear (such as a Bluetooth earpiece).

No breaks/eating/drinking

• Breaks are not allowed during the exam for any reason. You understand and agree that, if you take a break, your exam score will be invalidated, and you will not be allowed to resume the exam later.
• Eating, drinking, smoking, and chewing gum are prohibited during the exam.

No exam assistance

• No one can enter the room during your testing session. If this occurs, your exam will be terminated.
• You may not receive assistance or coaching from other individuals while taking the exam, and you may not allow other individuals to see the computer screen during the exam.
• You are not allowed to use books or other resources, scratch paper, erasable whiteboards, or any other writing object during the exam. You are also not permitted to use any writing instruments, such as a pen, marker, or pencil, during exam delivery.
• The proctor cannot answer questions related to exam content. If you have questions related to exam content, please contact Microsoft after you complete the exam.

Facial Comparison Policy

• By registering for an online exam delivery, you understand and agree that Pearson VUE may use facial comparison technology for the purpose of verifying your identity during the testing process. It will compare your facial image to the one on your identification and to facial images captured during the testing process to help us further develop, upgrade, and improve this application. If you do not agree to this, please contact the Pearson VUE call center to schedule the exam at a test center.

Recording during the exam

• When taking this exam, the proctor will continuously monitor you by video and audio, and your face, voice, the physical room where you are seated, and the location during exam delivery will be recorded. If you do not wish to be recorded (either by video or audio), please notify the proctor immediately. You will NOT be able to proceed with the exam.

Other important information

• As with any other Microsoft certification exam, you must read and agree to the terms stated in our Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). You will only be given 5 minutes to read it, therefore we recommend you read it before your exam to ensure you fully understand the requirements and can agree to them without running out of time. If you do not agree to the NDA in the time allotted you will not be able to take the exam.
• You must also comply with the candidate conduct requirements. This includes but is not limited to the following:
  • You may not copy or record questions or answers from the exam using any means.
  • You may not share or discuss the questions or answers seen in the exam with others.
• If you do not follow the Candidate Rules Agreement or are suspected of cheating or tampering with software from Pearson VUE or its subcontractor, or if someone other than you is detected in the room where you are seated during the exam, the proctor will immediately terminate the exam and report the infraction to Pearson VUE and Microsoft, along with audio and/or video evidence. Your exam may be invalidated, and Microsoft may take other action, such as decertifying you and precluding all future participation in the Microsoft Certification Program.

Register for an online exam

• Online exams delivered through Pearson VUE are available for role-based or fundamentals exams in most countries. If online exams are available in your country, they are available in the same languages that are available in the test centers in your country. Please note that greeter support, proctor support, and the proctoring software are available in a limited number of languages. You will select this language during the exam registration process; it may be different than the language in which you take the exam. Most candidates will only have the option to take an online exam with English-language greeter support, proctor support, and the proctoring software, regardless of the language of the exam.
• To register, first log onto your Microsoft certification dashboard using the email associated with your Microsoft certification profile. Select the Schedule exam button then select the Microsoft exam you wish to take from the exam list. If online exams are available in your country, you will be able to select that option during the exam registration process. You will also select the language of the greeter, proctor, and proctoring software.

Launching the exam and the candidate check-in process

The launch and check-in process should take approximately 15 minutes.

• Before launching your exam, review the OnVUE FAQs for troubleshooting tips.
• On exam day, run the system test again on the equipment and internet connection you will use during the exam. Internet bandwidth can change by the time of day.
• Log onto your computer as an administrator so you can determine if any background processes are running and stop them.
• Turn off browser pop-up blockers.
• Make sure you have your mobile phone outside of the immediate testing space, but within extended arms reach with the screen visible, in the event the exam proctor needs to contact you.
  • Make sure that your Microsoft Certification profile is updated with your mobile number, including country code, in case Pearson VUE need to contact you during the exam.

To begin your testing session and connect with a greeter:

1. Sign in to your certification dashboard with the email associated with your Microsoft Certification profile. (If you cannot access your Microsoft certification dashboard at this step first, try again using an InCognito or InPrivate browser. If you still cannot access your certification dashboard open a case with Certification Support and a forum moderatorwill assist.)
2. We recommend signing in 15 minutes early to start the check-in process. YOU WILL ONLY HAVE 15 minutes after your scheduled appointment time to begin the exam process.
3. In the Appointments section on the right, select Start a previously scheduled online proctored exam.
4. Select the exam under Purchased Online Exams.
5. Select Begin exam and proceed through the self-check-in process and wait for a proctor to connect with you. (Note: You must select Begin exam to launch the exam; if you do not, the exam will not launch.)

Note You may wait up to 30 minutes before connecting with a greeter (required to reconfirm identity or room requirements) or proctor after completing the self-check-in process.

If you are not connected to a proctor 30 minutes after your scheduled exam time the connection was lost. You can reschedule your exam 24 to 30 hours after the original exam appointment. Just log onto your certification dashboard with the email associated with your Microsoft Certification profile to reschedule. We recommend that you self-serve as much as possible, but you can also contact Pearson VUE support for help to reschedule an exam. Please be patient as the responses are slower than normal due to COVID-19 (up to five days).

• Identity verification and room scans are done by the greeter upon completion of the self-check-in. If no issues or concerns are identified during the greeter review of these artifacts, you will be placed in the proctor queue. As soon as a proctor is available, you will be able to begin your exam. In the cases where the greeter has questions about the artifacts provided, the greeter will work with you to resolve them.
• After this process is complete, the exam will begin. Your proctor will not contact you during the exam unless there is an issue.
• If there is a technical issue during exam delivery, the proctor will first attempt to contact you via Chat. If that doesn't work, the proctor will contact you by phone.
• If there is an issue after the exam, contact Pearson VUE support. Please have the Incident Report number provided by your proctor available.

Retrieve score report, and remove proctor software

Score reports can be accessed from your certification dashboard.

1. Sign in to your certification dashboard.
2. Select View my Score Report. From here, you may save and print your score report.
3. Your exam results (pass or fail) will be forwarded to Microsoft for processing. (If you don't see your score 48 hours after completing your exam contact Certification Support and a forum moderator will assist.)
4. When your exam ends, you should remove all executable and ancillary files, including the Pearson VUE Secure Browser icon. To remove the icon from your desktop, right-select the icon, select Delete, and then select Yes.
5. Uninstall the executable file for the Pearson VUE Secure Browser.

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to frequently asked questions about online proctored exams.

How do I know if an online exam is right for me?

Start by ensuring that your computer meets the system requirements and complete the required system test. Review the testing session protocol, to know what to expect during the exam. If you have doubts or reservations that your system meets the requirements, or about the testing session protocol, we recommend that you schedule your exam at a test center.

Can I still take my exam online if my system does not pass the system test?

No. You should not register for an online exam if your system does not pass the system test, nor should you schedule an online exam if you are unable to take a clear photo of your identification.

How do I register for an online exam?

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To register, first log onto your Microsoft Certification Dashboard using the email associated with your Microsoft certification profile. Select the Schedule exam button then select the Microsoft exam you wish to take from the exam list. If online exams are available in your country, you will be able to select that option during the exam registration process. You will also select the language of the greeter, proctor, and proctoring software.

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It seems like it would be much easier to cheat if I'm not at a test center. Are online exams secure?

We're committed to protecting the integrity of our exams, regardless of how they are delivered. When you take an online exam, you must first install a secure browser that enforces rigorous safeguards throughout the testing process. In addition, a Pearson VUE proctor monitors you throughout the exam via webcam and microphone. We also review footage of exam sessions in cases where we suspect cheating. We're pretty good at detecting cheating, so we don't recommend it—we decertify cheaters, remove their certifications, and ban them from taking future exams.

If I'm taking multiple exams for a certification, do I need to choose a single exam delivery method?

No, you may mix and match delivery methods (online or in person at a testing center).

After my exam has launched and I am assigned a proctor, how long do I have to complete the exam?

You will have the same amount of time to complete the exam as you would when taking the exam at a Pearson VUE test center. Review the Exam process overview for exam times bases upon the type of exam.

Are online exams more difficult than exams taken at test centers?

No. The exams are equivalent in terms of difficulty.

May I take notes during my online exam?

Other Notes and Tips:

• Prior to registering for and purchasing your exam, complete the required system test on the same computer and in the same location you will test from.
• Online exams can be disrupted by proxy servers, network packet inspection/filtering, or strict network security configurations.
• The Windows user account logged in to the delivery workstation must have local administrative permissions.
• Some antivirus software can cause performance issues. Please disable antivirus scanning while taking your exam.
• You may need to ensure that your security software does not block the execution of JavaScript, Adobe Air applications, or Adobe Flash Player extensions.
• Test on a personal computer rather than a work computer because work computers have software installed that will prevent OnVUE software from launching.
• Use a desktop computer rather than a laptop computer, if possible.
• You may need to configure your Internet security and antivirus software to make an exception for the Pearson Secure Browser executable file.
• When taking an online proctored exam use a hard-wired internet connection, if possible.
• Do not tether to a mobile hotspot; this is explicitly prohibited.
• Read the network administrator level trouble-shooting requirements.

Participating countries

Online exams are available in most countries. If online exams are available in your country, they are available in the same languages that are available in the test centers in your country. Please note that greeter support, proctor support, and the proctoring software are available in a limited number of languages. You will select this language during the exam registration process; it may be different than the language in which you take the exam.

Testing session protocol

To maintain the integrity of proctored exams in an online/webcam setting, specific policies, practices, and procedures are enforced.

Office or home setting

Your office or home setting must meet the following requirements:

• Office or conference room must be walled, have a closed door, and be free from disruptions.
• If taking the exam at your home, the room should be free from disruptions.
• No one else can be in or enter the room during your testing session.

Communicating with the greeter and proctor:

• Phone. During the check-in process, the greeter will ask for your phone number to communicate with you while you are checking in for your exam. After you have completed the check-in process, you will be asked to place your phone out of reach, but close enough to be heard.
• Chat window. Most communication with the greeter and proctor occurs via the Chat window.
• Microphone. During the check-in process and, if necessary, while taking your exam, you can communicate with the greeter and proctor via microphone.
• Language. All communication with the greeter and proctor is conducted in a limited number of languages that may be different from the language in which you are taking the exam.

Identity verification:

• You are required to present a current government-issued form of ID, such as one of the following:
  • Driver's license
  • Military ID
  • Passport
  • Identification card (national/state/province identity card)
  • Alien registration card (green card, permanent resident, visa)
  • Government-issued local language ID (not in Roman characters)—accepted only if issued from the country in which the candidate is testing
• A webcam photo will be taken of you and your photo ID.
• The name on the government issued ID you present to enter the exam must exactly match the name on your Microsoft Certification profile. If you need to change the name of your Microsoft Certification profile contact Certification Support before exam day and a forum moderator will assist.
• Minors who are under the age of 18 are permitted to present a valid student ID as a form of identification. The candidate's guardian must also present a valid ID and must provide verbal consent during the check-in process.

Work area scan:

• With your webcam, phone or laptop, you will be asked to scan slowly left to right to show surrounding walls and to scan up and down to show the floor and ceiling. If you are unable to complete a work area scan, you are not permitted to proceed further or to take the exam.
• You will then scan your entire work area. The proctor is looking for security risks, including but not limited to:
  • Additional monitors (must be unplugged and turned away from you)
  • Additional computers (must be turned off and monitors must be dark)
• The work area should be clear of all materials, including the following items that are not allowed within arm's reach: books, notepads, Post-it notes, typed notes/papers, or writing instruments such as pens, markers, whiteboards, or pencils.

No personal belongings

• During the exam, you may not access the following types of personal items: hand-held computers or other electronic devices, pagers, watches, wallets, purses, hats (or other head coverings), bags, coats, books, notes, or any other materials not specifically approved.
• In the event of a support issue, the proctor may try to contact you on your mobile phone at the number you provide during exam check-in. Please ensure your mobile phone number includes the country code. It is acceptable to keep the cell phone nearby but not in arm's reach.
• You may be asked to turn out all your pockets (pants pockets and blazer/sweater pockets) so the greeter can see that they are empty.
• If you are wearing long sleeves, you may be asked to roll up your sleeves to show that there is no writing on your arms.
• If you are wearing a tie, you may be asked to lift the tie to show the greeter that nothing is hidden under the tie.
• If you have long hair that covers your ears, you may be asked to pull your hair back to show the greeter that there is nothing attached to your ear (such as a Bluetooth earpiece).

No breaks/eating/drinking

• Breaks are not allowed during the exam for any reason. You understand and agree that, if you take a break, your exam score will be invalidated, and you will not be allowed to resume the exam later.
• Eating, drinking, smoking, and chewing gum are prohibited during the exam.

No exam assistance

• No one can enter the room during your testing session. If this occurs, your exam will be terminated.
• You may not receive assistance or coaching from other individuals while taking the exam, and you may not allow other individuals to see the computer screen during the exam.
• You are not allowed to use books or other resources, scratch paper, erasable whiteboards, or any other writing object during the exam. You are also not permitted to use any writing instruments, such as a pen, marker, or pencil, during exam delivery.
• The proctor cannot answer questions related to exam content. If you have questions related to exam content, please contact Microsoft after you complete the exam.

Facial Comparison Policy

• By registering for an online exam delivery, you understand and agree that Pearson VUE may use facial comparison technology for the purpose of verifying your identity during the testing process. It will compare your facial image to the one on your identification and to facial images captured during the testing process to help us further develop, upgrade, and improve this application. If you do not agree to this, please contact the Pearson VUE call center to schedule the exam at a test center.

Recording during the exam

• When taking this exam, the proctor will continuously monitor you by video and audio, and your face, voice, the physical room where you are seated, and the location during exam delivery will be recorded. If you do not wish to be recorded (either by video or audio), please notify the proctor immediately. You will NOT be able to proceed with the exam.

Other important information

• As with any other Microsoft certification exam, you must read and agree to the terms stated in our Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). You will only be given 5 minutes to read it, therefore we recommend you read it before your exam to ensure you fully understand the requirements and can agree to them without running out of time. If you do not agree to the NDA in the time allotted you will not be able to take the exam.
• You must also comply with the candidate conduct requirements. This includes but is not limited to the following:
  • You may not copy or record questions or answers from the exam using any means.
  • You may not share or discuss the questions or answers seen in the exam with others.
• If you do not follow the Candidate Rules Agreement or are suspected of cheating or tampering with software from Pearson VUE or its subcontractor, or if someone other than you is detected in the room where you are seated during the exam, the proctor will immediately terminate the exam and report the infraction to Pearson VUE and Microsoft, along with audio and/or video evidence. Your exam may be invalidated, and Microsoft may take other action, such as decertifying you and precluding all future participation in the Microsoft Certification Program.

Register for an online exam

• Online exams delivered through Pearson VUE are available for role-based or fundamentals exams in most countries. If online exams are available in your country, they are available in the same languages that are available in the test centers in your country. Please note that greeter support, proctor support, and the proctoring software are available in a limited number of languages. You will select this language during the exam registration process; it may be different than the language in which you take the exam. Most candidates will only have the option to take an online exam with English-language greeter support, proctor support, and the proctoring software, regardless of the language of the exam.
• To register, first log onto your Microsoft certification dashboard using the email associated with your Microsoft certification profile. Select the Schedule exam button then select the Microsoft exam you wish to take from the exam list. If online exams are available in your country, you will be able to select that option during the exam registration process. You will also select the language of the greeter, proctor, and proctoring software.

Launching the exam and the candidate check-in process

The launch and check-in process should take approximately 15 minutes.

• Before launching your exam, review the OnVUE FAQs for troubleshooting tips.
• On exam day, run the system test again on the equipment and internet connection you will use during the exam. Internet bandwidth can change by the time of day.
• Log onto your computer as an administrator so you can determine if any background processes are running and stop them.
• Turn off browser pop-up blockers.
• Make sure you have your mobile phone outside of the immediate testing space, but within extended arms reach with the screen visible, in the event the exam proctor needs to contact you.
  • Make sure that your Microsoft Certification profile is updated with your mobile number, including country code, in case Pearson VUE need to contact you during the exam.

To begin your testing session and connect with a greeter:

1. Sign in to your certification dashboard with the email associated with your Microsoft Certification profile. (If you cannot access your Microsoft certification dashboard at this step first, try again using an InCognito or InPrivate browser. If you still cannot access your certification dashboard open a case with Certification Support and a forum moderatorwill assist.)
2. We recommend signing in 15 minutes early to start the check-in process. YOU WILL ONLY HAVE 15 minutes after your scheduled appointment time to begin the exam process.
3. In the Appointments section on the right, select Start a previously scheduled online proctored exam.
4. Select the exam under Purchased Online Exams.
5. Select Begin exam and proceed through the self-check-in process and wait for a proctor to connect with you. (Note: You must select Begin exam to launch the exam; if you do not, the exam will not launch.)

Note You may wait up to 30 minutes before connecting with a greeter (required to reconfirm identity or room requirements) or proctor after completing the self-check-in process.

If you are not connected to a proctor 30 minutes after your scheduled exam time the connection was lost. You can reschedule your exam 24 to 30 hours after the original exam appointment. Just log onto your certification dashboard with the email associated with your Microsoft Certification profile to reschedule. We recommend that you self-serve as much as possible, but you can also contact Pearson VUE support for help to reschedule an exam. Please be patient as the responses are slower than normal due to COVID-19 (up to five days).

• Identity verification and room scans are done by the greeter upon completion of the self-check-in. If no issues or concerns are identified during the greeter review of these artifacts, you will be placed in the proctor queue. As soon as a proctor is available, you will be able to begin your exam. In the cases where the greeter has questions about the artifacts provided, the greeter will work with you to resolve them.
• After this process is complete, the exam will begin. Your proctor will not contact you during the exam unless there is an issue.
• If there is a technical issue during exam delivery, the proctor will first attempt to contact you via Chat. If that doesn't work, the proctor will contact you by phone.
• If there is an issue after the exam, contact Pearson VUE support. Please have the Incident Report number provided by your proctor available.

Retrieve score report, and remove proctor software

Score reports can be accessed from your certification dashboard.

1. Sign in to your certification dashboard.
2. Select View my Score Report. From here, you may save and print your score report.
3. Your exam results (pass or fail) will be forwarded to Microsoft for processing. (If you don't see your score 48 hours after completing your exam contact Certification Support and a forum moderator will assist.)
4. When your exam ends, you should remove all executable and ancillary files, including the Pearson VUE Secure Browser icon. To remove the icon from your desktop, right-select the icon, select Delete, and then select Yes.
5. Uninstall the executable file for the Pearson VUE Secure Browser.

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to frequently asked questions about online proctored exams.

How do I know if an online exam is right for me?

Start by ensuring that your computer meets the system requirements and complete the required system test. Review the testing session protocol, to know what to expect during the exam. If you have doubts or reservations that your system meets the requirements, or about the testing session protocol, we recommend that you schedule your exam at a test center.

Can I still take my exam online if my system does not pass the system test?

No. You should not register for an online exam if your system does not pass the system test, nor should you schedule an online exam if you are unable to take a clear photo of your identification.

How do I register for an online exam?

Exam Slot Meaning Definition

To register, first log onto your Microsoft Certification Dashboard using the email associated with your Microsoft certification profile. Select the Schedule exam button then select the Microsoft exam you wish to take from the exam list. If online exams are available in your country, you will be able to select that option during the exam registration process. You will also select the language of the greeter, proctor, and proctoring software.

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It seems like it would be much easier to cheat if I'm not at a test center. Are online exams secure?

We're committed to protecting the integrity of our exams, regardless of how they are delivered. When you take an online exam, you must first install a secure browser that enforces rigorous safeguards throughout the testing process. In addition, a Pearson VUE proctor monitors you throughout the exam via webcam and microphone. We also review footage of exam sessions in cases where we suspect cheating. We're pretty good at detecting cheating, so we don't recommend it—we decertify cheaters, remove their certifications, and ban them from taking future exams.

If I'm taking multiple exams for a certification, do I need to choose a single exam delivery method?

No, you may mix and match delivery methods (online or in person at a testing center).

After my exam has launched and I am assigned a proctor, how long do I have to complete the exam?

You will have the same amount of time to complete the exam as you would when taking the exam at a Pearson VUE test center. Review the Exam process overview for exam times bases upon the type of exam.

Are online exams more difficult than exams taken at test centers?

No. The exams are equivalent in terms of difficulty.

May I take notes during my online exam?

Yes, by using the whiteboard feature that is part of the online exam experience (you may not use an external whiteboard). The whiteboard feature provides the option to enter notes or draw shapes. You can access the whiteboard during your exam by selecting the eraser icon at the top of the screen.

Are online exams available in multiple languages?

Yes. If online exams are available in your country, they are available in the same languages that are available in the test centers in your country. Please note that greeter support, proctor support, and the proctoring software are available in a limited number of languages. You will select this language during the exam registration process; it may be different than the language in which you take the exam. Most candidates will only have the option to take an online exam with English-language greeter support, proctor support, and the proctoring software, regardless of the language of the exam.

If I have technical issues before, during, or after the online exam, who do I contact?

For registration questions, please use the Pearson VUE customer service links provided during registration. If you encounter a technical issue during exam delivery, the exam proctor will help you try to resolve the issue. If necessary, the proctor will provide an Incident Report number to reference when following up with Pearson VUE Customer Support.

What type of identification is required during the check-in process?

Please review the current ID policy for a list of acceptable identification. The name on your Microsoft Certification profile must exactly match the name as it appears on the government issued identification you will present to enter the exam. If you are in the process of updating or renewing your identification, please note that legal name change forms, including ID renewal forms, cannot be accepted for online exams.

How do I change my legal name on my Microsoft Certification profile?

The name on your Microsoft Certification profile must exactly match the government issued identification you will provide during the exam check-in process. If you need to change your name please submit a request through the legal name update form.

I have an appointment scheduled for an online exam. How do I start it?

We recommend logging in 15 minutes early to start the check-in process. YOU WILL ONLY have up to 15 minutes after your scheduled appointment time to begin the exam process.

1. Sign in to your certification dashboard with the email associated with your Microsoft Certification profile.
2. In the Appointments section on the right, select Start a previously scheduled online proctored exam.
3. Select the exam under Purchased Online Exams.
4. Select Begin exam and proceed through the self-check-in process and wait for a proctor to connect with you. (Note: You must select Begin exam to launch the exam; if you do not, the exam will not launch.)

Where can I find a list of exam policies?

Please refer to the exam policies and FAQs that apply to all Microsoft Certification exams.

A special slot for inserting a memory card. Memory cards allow you to expand the phone's built-in memory (or in the past these slots have been used to add some missing features such as Wi-Fi connectivity).

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Memory cards have different capacities and are used to store and transfer files between compatible devices. There are several types of memory cards. The most popular and frequently used by mobile phone manufacturers is microSD; however, up until recently Sony Ericsson exclusively used the Memory Stick Micro (M2) card type developed by Sony.

Memory card slots can have various supported memory card capacities. Casino slot machine free app. Depending on the device, card slots can support capacities of up to 512GB or even the yet unavailable 2TB.

As manufacturers rarely test their products for compatibility with newer and larger cards that come out after a specific handset is out on the market, whenever it is possible, we try to verify that larger capacity cards run on older phones.

When we confirm that a mobile phone works with a larger capacity memory card than what the manufacturer has advertized, we usually put that down in the phone specs sheet in our database.

That way, when you see the word 'verified' in the Card slot field, you will know our reviewing team has personally tested the device for compatibility with the stated capacity and they are compatible even though it may not be officially stated so by the manufacturer.

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Still, you should take that information with a pinch of salt, as your mileage with your specific unit may vary.

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2G | 3.5mm headphone jack | 3G | 4G | 5G | 802.11

A

A-GPS (Assisted GPS) | A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) | AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) | Accelerometer | Airplane mode | Alarm Clock | Alphanumeric | AMOLED display (Active-matrix organic light-emitting diode) | Analog | Android | ANT+ | Antenna | Aperture | APN (Access Point Name) | Apple AirPlay | Apple AirPlay 2 | Apple iOS | Apple iOS 10 | Apple iOS 11 | Apple iOS 12 | Apple iOS 7 | Apple iOS 8 | Apple iOS 9 | Apple Pay | aptX | Audio jack | Auto-focus | AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile)

B

Bada OS | Band | Bandwidth | Bar | Base Station | Battery Charging | BeiDou Navigation Satellite System | Benchmarking | Biometrics | Bit | BlackBerry OS | BlackBerry Playbook OS | Bluetooth | bps (Bits per Second) | Brand | Broadband | Browser | Byte

C

Calculator | Calendar | Call alerts | Calling Plan | Camera | Capacitive Touchscreen | Car Kit | Carrier | CDMA (Code-Division Multiple Access) | CDMA2000 | Cell | Chipset | cHTML (Compact HyperText Markup Language) | CIF (Common Intermediate Format) | Clamshell | CMOS (Complementary metal-oxidesemiconductor) | Color depth | Concatenated SMS | Connected GPS | Construction | Corning Gorilla Glass | CPU (Central Processing Unit) | Crosstalk | CSTN (Color Super Twisted Nematic) | CTIA | Custom ringtones | CyanogenMod

D

D-Pad (Direction Pad) | Data Disclaimer | DC-HSDPA (Dual Carrier or Dual Cell High-Speed Downlink Packet Access) | Digital Zoom | Display type | DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) | DNSe (Digital Natural Sound engine) | Downlink | DRM (Digital Rights Management) | Dual-band | Dual-Mode | Dual-SIM | DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcasting - Handheld) | Dynamic Memory

E

EDGE (Enhanced Data for Global Evolution) | EDR (Enhanced Data Rate) | EGPRS | EGSM (Extended GSM) | Email client | Emoji | EMS (Enhanced Message Service) | eSIM | EV-DO | EV-DV | Exchangeable covers | External Antenna Jack | External Display

F

FCC (Federal Communications Commission) | Feature Phone | Femtocell | Firefox OS | Firmware | Fixed-focus | Flash Memory | Flight mode | Flip-down phone | FM Radio | FM Transmitter | Form factor | FOTA (Firmware Over-The-Air) | FPS (Frames Per Second) | Frame Error Rate | Frequency | FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

G

Galileo (Global Navigation Satellite System) | GB (Gigabyte) | Gbps (Gigabits per second) | Geo-tag | GLONASS (Global Navigation Satellite System) | GPRS | GPS (Global Positioning System) | gpsONE | gpsOneXTRA Assistance technology | GPU (Graphics Processing Unit)

H

H.263 | H.264 | H.265 | Half-QWERTY keyboard layout | Handwriting recognition | Haptics | HEVC | Hot Spot | Hot Swap | HSCSD (High-Speed Circuit Switched Data) | HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access) | HSDPA+ (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access Plus) | HSP (Headset Profile) | HSUPA (High-Speed Uplink Packet Access) | HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) | Hz (Hertz)

I

iDEN (Integrated Digital Enhanced Network) | Image Signal Processor (ISP) | IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) | IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) | IP (Internet Protocol) | IP Ratings | IrDA (Infrared Data Association)

J

K

KB (Kilobyte) | Kbps (Kilobits per second) | Key Guard | Key Lock Switch

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L

Land line | LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) | LED (Light-Emitting Diode) | Li-Ion (Lithium Ion) | Li-Polymer (Lithium Polymer) | LiMo OS | Linux | Location-Based Services (LBS) | Lock code | Long SMS | Long Term Evolution (LTE) | Loudspeaker

M

Macro | Maemo OS | Magnetometer | mAh | Mass Storage mode | MB (Megabyte) | Mbps (Megabit per second) | MeeGo OS | Megapixel | Memory card slot | Memory effect | Messaging | MHz (Megahertz) | Micro USB | microSD | microSDHC | Microsoft Exchange (Server) | MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) | MIDP (Mobile Information Device Profile) | Mil-Spec (MIL-STD) | MIMO | Mini-USB | miniSD | MMC | MMCmobile | MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service) | Mobile games | Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL) | Mobile IM (Instant Messaging) | Mobile WiMAX | Mobility DisplayPort (MyDP) | Models | Modem | Monochrome | MP3 (MPEG Layer 3) | MPEG (Motion Picture Experts Group) | MPEG-4 video | Multitouch input method | Music playback time (battery life) | Music Player

N

NAND Memory | Network capacity | Network coverage | NFC (Near Field Communication) | NiCd (Nickel Cadmium) | NiMH (Nickel Metal Hydride) | NOR Memory | Numeric keypad

O

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) | OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) | Optical Zoom | OS (Operating System) | OTA (Over-The-Air) | OTG

P

Packet Data | Pager | PC Sync | PCS (Personal Communications Service) | PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) | Percentile rank | Phone Book Access (PBA) | Phone Life Cycle | Phone Physical Attributes | Phonebook | PIM (Personal Information Manager/Management) | PIN code (Personal Identification Number) | Pixel | Pixel density (Pixels Per Inch) | Polyphonic ringtones | POP3 (Post Office Protocol) | Port | Predictive text input | Price | PTT (Push-To-Talk) | PUK Code (PIN UnlocK Code) | Push

Q

QCIF (Quarter Common Intermediate Format) | Quad-band | Quasi-Zenith Satellite System (QZSS) | QVGA (Quarter Video Graphics Array) | QWERTY keyboard layout

R

RAM (Random-Access Memory) | RBDS (Radio Broadcast Data System) | RDS (Radio Data System) | Rechargeable Battery Types | Resistive touchscreen | Resolution | Ringer ID | Ringing profiles | Ringtone | Roaming | ROM (Read-Only Memory) | RS-MMC (Reduced-Size Multi Media Card) | RSA (Rural Service Area) | RSS (Rich Site Summary) | Ruggedized (Rugged)

S

S60 user interface | SAP (SIM Access Profile) | SAR (Specific absorption rate) | Screen protection | SD (Secure Digital) | Secondary camera | Sensors | Side Keys | SIM | SIM lock | Single-Band | Skin | Slimport | Smart Watch | Smartphone | SMIL | SMS (Short Messaging Service) | SNS (Social network service) | Soft keys | Soft Reset | Speed Dial | Stand-by time (battery life) | Stereo Speakers | Streaming Video | Stylus | Sub-QCIF | SVGA | Symbian | SyncML

T

Talk time (battery life) | TCP/IP | TD-SCDMA (Time Division-Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access) | TEST | Tethering | Text messaging (texting) | TFD (Thin Film Diode) | TFT (Thin Film Transistor) | Theme | To-Do list | Touchscreen | Trackball | Transflash | Transflective | Tri-band

U

UFS | UI (User Interface) | UIQ | UMA | UMTS | Unlocked phone | Upload | UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) | USB (Universal Serial Bus) | USB On-The-Go | USIM

V

VGA (Video Graphics Array) | Video call | Video Codec | Voice dialing | Voice mail | Voice memo | VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) | VPN (Virtual Private Network)

W

WAP (Wireless Application protocol) | watchOS | WCDMA(Wideband Code Division Multiple Access) | Wear OS | Wearable Technology | webOS | Wi-Fi | Windows Mobile | Windows Phone OS | Wireless email | WLAN | WMV (Windows Media Video)

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