Review Notes for Test #2 Tutorial 5: Comparing Windows 7 File Systems Windows 7 file systems for different devices: NTFS, FAT, exFAT, UDF, CDFS, Live File system The process for formatting a hard disk Master Boot Record Native File System of windows 7 Master File Table (MFT) – MFTMirr, Metadata, Media descriptor, Transaction log file, Self-healing MFT attributes: Archive, Read-only, Hidden, System, Compress, Encrypt, Not Content Indexed, Directory, Symbolic link Additional features not available in the FAT file systems: Folder and file permissions, GUIDs, Multiple data streams, Disk quotas, Mounted drives, Hard Links, Sparse files, Encryption, Compression FAT File System: Boot record, FAT1, FAT2, Directory table Compare details and features of the NTFS and FAT file systems How to check the file system of a drive View information about disks and partitions using Disk Management Tool Compress and uncompress folders and files Create and extract compressed folders Encrypt and decrypt folders and files: Encrypting File Service (EFS), encryption key, certificate BitLocker Drive Encryption, Trusted Platform Module (TPM) microchip Tutorial 6: Optimizing Your Hard Disk Use Disk Cleanup utility: ActiveX control, Internet cache, Offline Webpages, Recycle Bin, Temporary files Error-Checking Tool and Check Disk utility: Performing a diagnostic check, check and repair file system errors, check and repair file system errors and bad sectors, use the command-line Check Disk utility Use Disk Defragmenter to analyze a hard disk drive Schedule tasks with Task Scheduler Tutorial 7: Enhancing Your Computer’s Security Use the Action Center to evaluate the computer’s security Examine firewall settings Check Windows update settings and update history Verify virus protection and spyware settings User account control (UAC) Create a password reset disk Internet Explorer security zones, security and privacy settings Enable SmartScreen Filter, Pop-up blocker, and InPrivate Filtering View the privacy report and privacy policy for a Web site Manage add-ons and cookies Use InPrivate Browsing to identify content tracking Delete the Internet Explorer browsing history Tutorial 8: Troubleshooting Windows 7 Use Problem Steps Recorder to reproduce a problem Analyze the computer’s stability with Reliability Monitor Use System Restore and System Protection: Create a restore point with System Protection Use Event Viewer to examine event logs Use the BIOS Setup utility to view the boot sequence Windows 7 boot process and boot in Safe Mode Use Task Manager to view running processes and services Use system configuration Use system information Analyze startup programs and environment variables Use the Windows System Recovery Tools