You are a helpdesk technician at Company's main office. Your desktop computer is configured to run Windows 2000 Professional. You use a domain  account without any administrative rights named User1 for most of your daily activities. User1 is a member of the Users group. You create a command file named CopyFiles.cmd that copies files from User1's home directory to a shared folder named Backup on a remote computer. CopyFiles.cmd is configured with an NTFS permission that grants User1 Modify permission. The backup folder is on a server named Server1. The Backup folder is shared with the default share permissions. The NTFS permissions for the Backup folder are shown in the following table. While logged on as the local administrator, you schedule a task to run CopyFiles.cmd. You notice that the task is not completing correctly. You verify that all of your other tasks are working correctly. You want the CopyFiles.cmd task to complete successfully. What should you do? （） To answer, drag the appropriate action from the Actions area to the Work Area in the correct order.

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