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WINX2DTP
2 Days
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COURSE TOPICS
INTRODUCING WINDOWS XP
The Microsoft Windows XP/2003 Family
Windows XP/2003 Operating Systems
Hardware Requirements
Windows XP Architecture
INSTALLING WINDOWS XP
Pre-Installation Tasks
Compatibility with Existing Operating Systems
Installing on a New System
Installing from Another Operating System
Upgrading an Existing Windows Installation
Installation Troubleshooting
XP Service Pack 2
GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE
Logging onto Windows XP
The Desktop Look and Feel
Taskbar Features
Windows Update
CONTROL PANEL AND HARDWARE
Control Panel Fundamentals
Services
Hardware
Troubleshooting Hardware Resources
Device Drivers
Hardware Profiles
Display Adapters
USB Device Support
Regional Options
Advanced Power Management
LOCAL USERS AND GROUPS
User Accounts
Account Administration
Groups
Group Management
User Profiles
Account Policy
MICROSOFT MANAGEMENT CONSOLE
Overview of the MMC
Creating a Customised MMC
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DISKS AND FILESYSTEMS
Hard Disks and Filesystems
What is a Filesystem?
Filesystems Supported by Windows XP
FAT Filesystem
NTFS (New Technology) Filesystem
Choosing the Right Filesystem
Filenames
File and Folder Attributes
Encrypted Filesystem
Basic and Dynamic Storage Volumes
Managing Storage Volumes with Disk Manager
Disk Quotas
Troubleshooting Disk Problems
Troubleshooting Volume Problems
Disk Utilities
NETWORKING WINDOWS XP
Network Support
Network Protocols
Network Clients/Services
Installing a Network Interface Card
Network Connections
Understanding TCP/IP
Configuring TCP/IP
Advanced TCP/IP Configuration
Troubleshooting TCP/IP Networks
DOMAIN INTEGRATION
Windows XP Domain Integration
Joining a Windows 2000 Domain
USING MICROSOFT NETWORKING
My Network Places
Sharing Resources on the Network
Offline Files and Folders
Share Level Security
Special Administrative Shares
PRINTING
Printing Terminology
Connecting to Printers
Printer Properties
SUPPORTING XP
The recovery Console
Safe Mode Setup
Remote Assistance
Remote Desktop
Course Outline v2 .1
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THE COURSE
This course will allow delegates to describe the Windows XP operating systems that are available, install, configure and maintain Windows XP Professional. Delegates will also learn how to: create users and groups, set security on both files and folders, understand the file systems supported and configure network components.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Administrators and support personnel who will be administering Windows XP Professional.
PRE-REQUISITES
Delegates should be familiar with the Windows NT4 or Windows 2000 GUI. However, no previous knowledge of Windows XP is assumed. Please note this course is NOT recommended for existing Windows 2000 support personnel.
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