When using FTK Imager to export a folder and its subfolders, which of the following is true?

The correct answer highlights an important aspect of how FTK Imager handles the export process when dealing with folders and their subfolders. When exporting data, FTK Imager requires that each subfolder be selected individually for export. This is particularly relevant in instances where users want specific subfolders included in the export, as it allows for greater control over what is being included in the process.

By confirming that each subfolder must be exported individually, users can theoretically curate their data export to suit their investigation needs, focusing on only the most pertinent information within larger directories. Other options present different interpretations of the export functionality. For example, the assertion that all folders can be exported at once misrepresents the tool's operational mechanics. While FTK Imager may allow bulk selection in some cases, full export of all contents without individual selection of each subfolder is not how it operates.

The option suggesting only the main folder will be exported overlooks the possibility that users might want subfolders included, which is indeed possible but must be done with individual selection. Finally, claiming that subfolders are automatically included without selection would lead to potential omissions of desired data when users are not aware they need to select each subfolder.