Windows XP

Computer Training Center - South Bend
South Bend, Indiana, United States

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' This course is designed for information technology professionals who have end-user experience with Windows operating systems and networks, and who will be responsible for installing, configuring, and administering Windows XP Professional workstations and supporting Windows XP users on an established network, either in workgroups or in Windows domains.

Overview: This is the primary course you will need to take if your job responsibilities include the support of Windows XP Professional computers. It is also the first course of study in the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) program. In this course, the student builds on background knowledge of Windows operating systems as he or she acquires the specific skills required to install, administer, and support Windows XP Professional desktop computers in a workgroup or domain environment.

Topics covered include:
Managing User Logons
Creating Local Accounts
Modifying Local Accounts
Setting the Logon Method
Setting Local Logon Security Policies
Joining an Active Directory Domain
Adding Domain Groups to Local Groups
Determining Effective Policies
Managing File and Print Resources
Setting File and Folder Permissions
Sharing a Folder
Troubleshooting Permissions Assignments
Installing a Printer
Troubleshooting Printing
Managing Network Configuration
Configuring Dynamic TCP/IP Clients
Configuring an Alternate TCP/IP Configuration
Troubleshooting TCP/IP Network Connectivity
Installing NWLink
Adjusting Binding Order
Installing the Client Service for NetWare
Adjusting Network Provider Order
Configuring the User Environment
Modifying the Default User Profile
Configuring Accessibility Settings
Configuring Regional Options
Storing Credentials for Remote Connections
Adding or Removing Software
Configuring Environment Variables
Adding or Removing Windows Components
Supporting Remote Access Users
Creating an Outbound Connection
Sharing an Internet Connection
Creating an Incoming Connection
Establishing a Remote Desktop Session
Establishing a Remote Assistance Session
Supporting Mobile Users
Optimizing Power Management Settings
Implementing a Hardware Profile
Configuring Folders for Offline Access
Configuring Clients to Access Files Offline
Configuring Offline Web Page Access
Securing Data with File Encryption
Using File Encryption
Adding Encrypted File Users
Obtaining User Certificates Manually
Exporting and Importing Certificates
Recovering Encrypted Files
Creating a Local Data Recovery Agent
Optimizing Disk Usage
Compressing Files and Folders
Cleaning Up the Hard Disk
Defragmenting Disks
Creating Formatted Drives
Converting a FAT Partition to NTFS
Upgrading a Basic Disk to Dynamic Storage
Extending a Simple Volume
Optimizing System Performance
Documenting System Resources
Optimizing System Resource Use
Configuring Virtual Memory
Optimizing the Boot Time
Optimizing Visual Effects
Managing System Hardware
Taking a Hardware Inventory
Adding or Removing Hardware
Configuring Multiple-Display Support
Updating Device Drivers
Configuring Driver Signing Verification
Troubleshooting Hardware Problems
Safeguarding the System
Managing Event Logs
Configuring System Failure Options
Creating a Boot Floppy Disk
Installing the Recovery Console
Configuring a System Restore Point
Backing Up User Data
Backing Up the System State Data
Preparing for Automated System Recovery (ASR)
Recovering from System Problems
Troubleshooting Running Processes
Using Event Logs to Diagnose Problems
Using Safe Mode Boot Options
Using the Last Known Good (LKG) Boot Option
Using a Boot Floppy Disk
Using Recovery Console
Restoring the System to a Restore Point
Restoring User Data
Restoring System State Data
Performing ASR
Installing Windows XP Professional
Preparing for Installation
Preserving A User State
Installing Windows XP Professional
Updating Windows XP Professional
Migrating a User State
Automating Windows XP Professional Installations
Creating Unattended Setup Files
Performing an Unattended Installation
Deploying a Prepared Computer
Preparing a Computer Image
Deploying a Computer Image
Prerequisites: Students should have taken the courses Windows XP - Introduction and Windows 2000 - Networking and Operating Systems Basics, or have equivalent knowledge.
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Phone:574.287.1053

School Address:

St. Joseph: 2364 S. Cleveland Ave | St Joseph, MI 49085 | 269.983.3903

South Bend: 2750 Foundation Drive| South Bend, IN 46628 | 574.287.1053


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