Windows 11 for IT Support: Troubleshooting Basics
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Brien Posey
1:05:16
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01 - Troubleshooting Windows 11.mp4
00:48
01 - Windows 11 troubleshooting best practices.mp4
02:34
01 - Booting into Safe Mode.mp4
04:20
02 - Resetting Windows.mp4
07:17
03 - Restoring Windows.mp4
04:35
01 - Working with troubleshooters.mp4
03:57
02 - Cleaning up the hard disk.mp4
03:45
01 - Fixing boot problems.mp4
03:27
02 - Removing unwanted startup items.mp4
05:39
01 - Reinstalling a Windows Store application.mp4
03:14
02 - Reinstalling a Win32 application.mp4
04:12
03 - Repairing a Win32 application.mp4
02:40
04 - Fixing an application compatibility problem.mp4
03:31
01 - Verify your Windows build number.mp4
00:51
02 - Running Windows Update.mp4
02:03
03 - Using the Windows Update Troubleshooter.mp4
02:01
04 - Resolving common update errors.mp4
05:43
05 - Removing a buggy update.mp4
01:33
06 - Restoring a previous build.mp4
02:39
01 - Next steps.mp4
00:27
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Whether you’re working with brand-new software releases, or trusted operating systems that you’ve used for years, things can often go wrong, for a number of reasons, and it’s important to know how to troubleshoot problems as they arise. Windows is no different, and in this course, Microsoft MVP Brien Posey provides a comprehensive guide to troubleshooting a range of Windows 11 issues for IT professionals–especially help desk professionals. Brien covers basic troubleshooting best practices and guidance specific to tools, troubleshooting apps and hardware, remote troubleshooting, and more.
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Brien Posey
Instructor's CoursesI 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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It was founded in 1995 by Lynda Weinman as Lynda.com before being acquired by LinkedIn in 2015. Microsoft acquired LinkedIn in December 2016.
- language english
- Training sessions 20
- duration 1:05:16
- English subtitles has
- Release Date 2024/04/20
