Windows 11: Administration

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Martin Guidry

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01 - Introduction

01 - Understand Windows 11 administration.mp4

00:42

02 - What you should know before starting.mp4

00:41

03 - About Windows 11.mp4

01:41

02 - 1. Windows Administration

01 - Defining administration.mp4

01:27

02 - Desktop versions of Windows 11.mp4

01:26

03 - Windows 11 specialized hardware requirements.mp4

02:40

03 - 2. Installing Windows 11

01 - Installing Windows 11.mp4

06:25

02 - Windows 11 advanced installation options.mp4

02:17

03 - Adding Microsoft accounts to a Windows 11 PC.mp4

01:43

04 - Adding local accounts to a Windows 11 PC.mp4

01:26

05 - Adding domain users to a Windows 11 PC.mp4

01:44

04 - 3. Configuring Windows 11

01 - Overview of the settings interface.mp4

03:33

02 - Working with Windows Tools.mp4

02:05

03 - Configuring networking in Windows 11.mp4

05:06

04 - Configuring storage in Windows 11.mp4

05:10

05 - Administering BitLocker.mp4

04:25

06 - Working with Encrypted File System.mp4

02:32

07 - Overview of Group Policy.mp4

02:04

08 - Working with the Local Group Policy.mp4

02:57

09 - Working with Widgets.mp4

02:13

05 - 4. Managing Windows 11

01 - Windows 11 backups.mp4

03:41

02 - Configuring file history.mp4

04:51

03 - Reset this PC.mp4

01:15

04 - Creating a system image backup.mp4

03:13

05 - Best practices for backups and restores.mp4

02:42

06 - Installing and updating drivers.mp4

02:23

07 - Working with notifications and actions.mp4

03:10

08 - Using legacy apps in Windows 11.mp4

01:52

06 - 5. Reliable Operation of Windows 11

01 - Troubleshooting Windows 11.mp4

03:29

02 - Using Resource Monitor in Windows 11.mp4

05:08

03 - Troubleshooting network problems.mp4

03:06

04 - Troubleshooting Group Policy.mp4

03:46

05 - Storage health monitoring.mp4

01:50

06 - Using the Optimize Drives tools.mp4

02:20

07 - Using the Task Manager.mp4

04:12

07 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps for learning more about Windows 11.mp4

00:34

Description

Being able to administer a Windows machine is an essential skill for any Windows administrator. But you need to keep your skills sharp and up to date with periodic Windows administration training. In this course, instructor Martin Guidry takes a detailed look at the Windows 11 operating system, focusing on the administrative tasks necessary for keeping your workflows in top shape.

Explore the various desktop versions of Windows 11 along with the special features of the Enterprise edition, as well as the hardware requirements for some of the newest features and built-in tools of the latest release. Learn about installing and updating drivers, configuring and optimizing the OS, working with local groups and troubleshooting Group Policy, and managing security with authentication and encryption. By the end of this course, you’ll be prepared to leverage your new skills for virtualization, networking, backup, and recovery.

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Martin Guidry is an expert in cybersecurity, currently working to optimize a large Security Operations Center. He has previously worked as a threat hunter, penetration tester, information system security officer, trainer, database administrator, programmer, and lifeguard. He has consulted for companies such as Microsoft, Intel, LinkedIn, and Disney. Martin recently completed a master’s degree in Digital Forensics, which complements his under-graduate work in Computer Science. He has taught cybersecurity classes through Kansas State University, Louisiana State University and Loyola University. Martin holds the prestigious CISSP certification, as well as numerous other technical certifications from Microsoft and CompTIA.

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