Microsoft Course Listings
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Microsoft Windows 7: Configuration
| Installing, Upgrading, and Migrating to Windows 7 |
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After completing this course, the student should be able to:
- Recognize how to install Windows 7 to dual boot with Windows Vista
- Identify the hardware requirements of Windows 7
- Recognize how to prepare various installation sources for Windows 7
- Prepare a USB disk as an installation source for Windows 7
- Recognize how to use the Easy Transfer tool to migrate from Windows Vista to Windows 7
- Recognize how to use an in-place upgrade to upgrade from Windows Vista to Windows 7
- Use USMT to create an encrypted store
- Recognize the best practices for migration with USMT
- Use USMT to decrypt a store and migrate files and settings
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Duration: 1.5hrs |
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| Deploying Windows 7 |
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After completing this course, the student should be able to:
- Recognize how to use ImageX to capture an image of Windows 7
- Recognize the steps for Windows 7 image deployment
- Recognize how to prepare a Windows 7 image for deployment
- Capture a Windows 7 image and prepare it for deployment
- Recognize how to deploy Windows 7 using a configuration set from a network share
- Identify the functions of WSIM
- Recognize how to deploy a Windows 7 VHD for native boot
- Recognize how to prepare a Windows 7 VHD for deployment as native boot
- Create and deploy a Windows 7 VHD for native boot
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Duration: 1.5 hrs |
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| Configuring Hardware and Applications in Windows 7 |
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After completing this course, the student should be able to:
- Recognize the requirements for driver signing in Windows 7
- Troubleshoot device drivers
- Automatically generate executable rules
- Use auditing to track which applications are used
- Configure ACT
- Identify the functions of the ACT components
- Identify the ways in which Windows technologies may cause compatibility issues
- Identify the features of IE 8
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Duration: 1.5 hrs |
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| Configuring Network Connectivity in Windows 7 |
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After completing this course, the student should be able to:
- Configure APIPA for IPv4 in Windows 7
- Set up a network connection in Windows 7
- Manage devices and printers
- Identify the functions of Windows 7 network technologies
- Configure firewall notifications
- Rank firewall rules in the order of priority
- Create an authenticated exception
- Set up a Remote Assistance session to help a user
- Recognize the ways in which solicited and unsolicited Remote Assistance works
- Identify the features of PowerShell 2.0
- Recognize the functions of remote shell and remote management policies
- Recognize the benefits of Problem Steps Recorder
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Duration: 2 hrs |
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| Configuring Access to Resources in Windows 7 |
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After completing this course, the student should be able to:
- Recognize the features of various authentication types
- Recognize the features of credential roaming and certificate path validation in Windows 7
- Autoenroll for a certificate and renew a certificate
- Recognize how the UAC architecture works
- Recognize the differences and similarities between logging on as an administrator and as a standard user
- Use Group Policy to configure UAC behavior
- Share a printer between Windows 7 and Windows XP machines
- Back up an EFS certificate
- Configure NTFS permissions for a file or folder
- Configure UAC behavior
- Configure file, folder, and shared resources
- Recognize ways in which you can configure HomeGroup
- Use the netsh command to configure a BranchCache client
- Configure a computer to be a Hosted Cache server
- Configure BranchCache
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Duration: 2 hrs |
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| Configuring Mobile Computing in Windows 7 |
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After completing this course, the student should be able to:
- Encrypt a drive with BitLocker and use data recovery agents
- Recognize the purposes of the various types of keys used by BitLocker
- Use PowerCfg to work with power plans
- Identify appropriate ways to implement DirectAccess
- Identify the features of DirectAccess
- Create a remote connection with VPN Reconnect
- Recognize the security auditing features of Windows 7
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Duration: 1.5 hrs |
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| Monitoring, Backing Up, and Restoring Windows 7 Systems |
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After completing this course, the student should be able to:
- Specify the WSUS server a Windows 7 client computer should use
- Use Group Policy in Windows 7 to configure the behavior of automatic reboots in relation to Windows Update
- Configure the performance of a Windows 7 computer
- Customize an existing power plan in Windows 7
- Identify power settings you can configure in Windows 7
- Create a striped volume
- Configure policies for removable storage devices
- Configure advanced event subscription settings
- Identify the vulnerabilities of certain event log policies
- Create a system repair disc
- Create a backup in Windows 7
- Enable System Protection for a drive in Windows 7
- Perform a full system restoration in Windows 7
- Restore a shadow copy of a file or folder in Windows 7
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Duration: 2.5 hrs |
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