Windows 11 for IT Pros First Look: Supporting Users

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Brien Posey

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[1] Introduction

[1] Windows 11 first look.mp4

00:41

[2] What you should know.mp4

00:16

[2] 1. Installing Windows 11

[1] Windows 11 hardware requirements.mp4

03:44

[2] Checking your hardware compatibility.mp4

02:12

[3] Upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11.mp4

01:14

[4] Installing Windows 11.mp4

03:33

[3] 2. Postinstallation Tasks

[1] Updating Windows 11.mp4

01:25

[2] Customizing Windows Update.mp4

03:25

[3] Connecting your phone.mp4

02:46

[4] Joining a domain.mp4

02:44

[5] Personalization and device usage.mp4

01:46

[4] 3. The Start Menu

[1] Introduction to the new Start menu.mp4

03:04

[2] How to move the Start menu.mp4

01:32

[5] 4. The Windows 11 Interface

[1] Snap layouts.mp4

02:19

[2] Snap groups.mp4

02:21

[3] Widgets.mp4

02:00

[4] Desktops.mp4

02:14

[5] Search.mp4

03:25

[6] File Explorer.mp4

03:08

[6] 5. Non-Keyboard Interfaces

[1] Customizing the touch keyboard.mp4

03:05

[2] Accessing the On-Screen Keyboard.mp4

01:14

[3] Inking and typing personalization.mp4

03:47

[4] Customizing the Touch Indicator.mp4

02:23

[5] Speech Recognition and voice typing.mp4

02:34

[7] 6. Gaming

[1] Configure HDR.mp4

01:40

[2] Accessing the Xbox Game Bar.mp4

02:33

[8] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

00:25

Description

Windows 11 is the first new Windows OS to release in 5 years. While there are a lot of similarities between Windows 10 and Windows 11, there are also several differences, especially when it comes to the user interface. This course is aimed at IT pros and help desk professionals who may be tasked with helping users transition from Windows 10 to Windows 11. Instructor Brien Posey covers common installation and post-installation management tasks. He also leads you through key changes from Windows 10 and important new features of Windows 11.

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Brien Posey

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I have worked in IT in at least some capacity since the age of 16. Prior to going freelance, I served as a network engineer for the United States Department of Defense at Fort Knox, and as CIO for a chain of hospitals and healthcare facilities. I have also worked as a network administrator for some of the largest insurance companies in America. I went freelance in the year 2000, and have become a prolific technology author. I have authored, co-authored, or contributed to over 50 books, and have created over a dozen video training courses. These are in addition to my 7000+ articles and papers. I also routinely speak at various IT related events. In addition to my continued work in IT, I have spent the last several years training as a commercial scientist-astronaut candidate in preparation for a mission to study polar mesospheric clouds.

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