TestOut Windows Client Pro – English 4.1.x
LESSON PLAN
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents.................................................................................................. 2
Course Overview .................................................................................................. 4
Course Introduction for Instructors ........................................................................ 6
Section 1.1: Course Introduction ......................................................................... 12
Section 1.2: Windows as a Client........................................................................ 13
Section 1.3: Windows 7 User Interface Overview ............................................... 15
Section 1.4: Windows 8.x User Interface Overview ............................................ 16
Section 2.1: Devices and Drivers ........................................................................ 18
Section 2.2: Display Management ...................................................................... 21
Section 2.3: Disk Partitions and Volumes ........................................................... 23
Section 2.4: Storage Spaces .............................................................................. 25
Section 2.5: Disk Optimization ............................................................................ 27
Section 2.6: Removable Storage ........................................................................ 29
Section 2.7: OneDrive Storage ........................................................................... 30
Section 3.1: IPv4 ................................................................................................. 31
Section 3.2: IPv6 ................................................................................................. 33
Section 3.3: IP Address Configuration ................................................................ 35
Section 3.4: Wireless Networking Overview ....................................................... 38
Section 3.5: Wireless Networking Configuration ................................................. 41
Section 3.6: Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) .................................................. 43
Section 3.7: Windows Firewall ............................................................................ 44
Section 4.1: Desktop Applications....................................................................... 47
Section 4.2: User Account Control (UAC) ........................................................... 49
Section 4.3: Application Compatibility ................................................................. 51
Section 4.4: Application Virtualization ................................................................. 53
Section 4.5: Windows Store Applications ............................................................ 54
Section 5.1: Authentication and Authorization .................................................... 56
Section 5.2: Authentication Management ........................................................... 58
Section 5.3: Alternative Authentication Options .................................................. 60
Section 5.4: NTFS Permissions .......................................................................... 61
Section 5.5: Resource Sharing ........................................................................... 63
Section 5.6: Libraries and HomeGroups ............................................................. 65
Section 5.7: Printer Sharing and Management ................................................... 67
Section 5.8: Auditing ........................................................................................... 69
Section 5.9: Encryption ....................................................................................... 71
Section 5.10: BranchCache ................................................................................ 73
Section 6.1: Windows Versions........................................................................... 74
Section 6.2: Windows 7 Installation .................................................................... 77
Section 6.3: Windows 8.x Installation.................................................................. 79
Section 6.4: Windows Upgrade ........................................................................... 81
Section 6.5: User Profile and Data Migration ...................................................... 83
Section 6.6: VHD Installation .............................................................................. 85
Section 6.7: Client-Side Virtualization ................................................................. 87
Section 7.1: System Images Overview ............................................................... 89
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Section 7.2: Image Preparation........................................................................... 90
Section 7.3: Image Capture ................................................................................ 92
Section 7.4: Manual Image Deployment ............................................................. 94
Section 7.5: Image Servicing .............................................................................. 95
Section 7.6: Domain Image Deployment............................................................. 97
Section 8.1: Mobile Device Management ............................................................ 99
Section 8.2: Network Access Protection (NAP)................................................. 101
Section 8.3: Virtual Private Network (VPN) ....................................................... 102
Section 8.4: DirectAccess ................................................................................. 104
Section 8.5: BitLocker ....................................................................................... 106
Section 8.6: BitLocker To Go ............................................................................ 108
Section 8.7: Mobile Device Security.................................................................. 110
Section 8.8: Power Management ...................................................................... 112
Section 8.9: Mobility Options ............................................................................ 114
Section 8.10: Mobile Networking....................................................................... 116
Section 9.1: Troubleshooting Tools................................................................... 118
Section 9.2: System Events .............................................................................. 120
Section 9.3: Performance Monitoring ................................................................ 122
Section 9.4: Resource Monitoring ..................................................................... 124
Section 9.5: Reliability and Performance Maintenance ..................................... 126
Section 9.6: Optimization .................................................................................. 127
Section 9.7: Remote Management.................................................................... 129
Section 9.8: Remote Assistance ....................................................................... 131
Section 10.1: System Updates .......................................................................... 132
Section 10.2: Update Deployment and Management........................................ 134
Section 10.3: System Backup ........................................................................... 136
Section 10.4: Windows 7 Data Recovery .......................................................... 138
Section 10.5: Windows 8 Data Recovery .......................................................... 140
Section 10.6: System Recovery ........................................................................ 142
Section 11.1: Application Restriction................................................................. 145
Section 11.2: Secure Boot ................................................................................ 147
Section 11.3: Internet Explorer.......................................................................... 148
Section 11.4: Internet Options .......................................................................... 151
Section 11.5: Windows Defender ...................................................................... 153
Windows Client Pro Practice Exams ................................................................. 154
MS 70-680 Practice Exams .............................................................................. 155
MS 70-687 Practice Exams .............................................................................. 156
Appendix A: Approximate Time for the Course ................................................. 157
Appendix B: Windows Client Pro Objectives ..................................................... 162
Appendix C: 70-680 TS: Windows 7, Configuring Objectives ........................... 167
Appendix D: 70-687 TS: Windows 8.1, Configuring Objectives ........................ 175
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Course Overview
This course prepares students for TestOut’s LabSim Windows Client Pro, and
Microsoft’s 70-680 and 70-687 certification exams.
Module 1 – Course Introduction
This module introduces the students to the objectives and content of the course.
The students will learn how to use the LabSim simulator to complete lab
exercises and an overview of the Windows 7 and 8.x user interfaces are
presented.
Module 2 – Hardware Management
In this module students will learn concepts about managing hardware devices
such as device drivers, display options, storage devices and OneDrive storage.
Module 3 – Network Configuration
This module teaches students about the elements used to configure the
communication within the network: IP addresses, wireless communications,
Internet Connection Sharing (ICS), and Windows Firewall.
Module 4 – Application Management
This module discusses managing applications both desktop and Windows store
applications. Configuring User Account Control (UAC), application compatibility,
and virtualization are all discussed.
Module 5 – System Access
This module examines elements that are used to control access to the system
resources.
Module 6 – Windows Installation
In this module students will learn concepts about installing and upgrading a
Windows operating system.
Module 7 – System Images
This module discusses using system images to centrally deploy Windows to
computers throughout large environments.
Module 8 – Mobile Computing
This module discusses basic concepts of securely connecting to a network from
a remote location.
Module 9 – System Monitoring and Maintenance
This module discusses troubleshooting tools and utilities to monitor and manage
the system.
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Module 10 – System Protection
This module examines tools that can be used to protect a system. This involves
having a current system updates, and creating system backups to provide
system recovery.
Module 11 – Security
In this module students will learn about the tools and options to secure the
system.
Practice Exams
In Practice Exams students will have the opportunity to test themselves and
verify that they understand the concepts and are ready to take the certification
exam. The practice exams are divided into three separate areas and will contain
examples of the types of questions that a student will find on the actual exam:
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Windows Client Pro Certification Practice Exams
MS 70-680 Practice Exams
MS 70-687 Practice Exams
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Course Introduction for Instructors
This course provides students with the knowledge to become industry certified as
a Windows professional. This course actually meets the specifications for three
different industry certification programs. It prepares the student for the following:
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TestOut's Windows Client Pro certification
Microsoft’s 70-680 TS: Windows 7, Configuring certification
Microsoft’s 70-687 TS: Windows 8.1, Configuring certification
TestOut’s Windows Client Pro certification is a new certification which measures
not just what you know, but what you can do. The TestOut Client Pro Certification
measures your ability to manage install, manage, configure, monitor and
troubleshoot both Windows 7 and Windows 8.x client systems. The following
knowledge domains are addressed:
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Install Windows
Manage Access
Manage Applications
Manage Hardware
Manage Storage
Configure Networking
Configure Printing
Configure System Protection
Configure Security
Monitor the System
Configure Virtualization
Note: Windows Client Pro objectives are listed in Appendix B: Windows Client
Pro Objectives.
Microsoft’s 70-680 TS: Windows 7, Configuring certification measures the
students’ ability to install, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot the Windows 7
operating system. The following knowledge domains are addressed:
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Installing, Upgrading, and Migrating to Windows 7
Deploying Windows 7
Configuring Hardware and Applications
Configuring Network Connectivity
Configuring Access to Resources
Configuring Mobile Computing
Monitoring and Maintaining System that Run Windows 7
Configuring Backup and Recovery Options
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Note: MS 70-680 objectives are listed in Appendix C: 70-680 TS: Windows 7,
Configuring Objectives.
Microsoft’s 70-687 TS: Windows 8.1, Configuring certification ensures students
have the skills to install, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot the Windows 8
operating system. The following knowledge domains are addressed:
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Install and Upgrade to Windows 8.1
Configure Hardware and Applications
Configure Network Connectivity
Configure Access to Resources
Configure Remote Access and Mobility
Monitor and Maintain Windows Clients
Configure Backup and Recovery Options
Note: MS 70-687 objectives are listed in Appendix D: 70-687 TS: Windows 8.1,
Configuring Objectives.
The section introductions in LabSim and the lesson plans list the objectives that
are met for each of the exams in that section.
The following icons are placed in front of lesson items in LabSim to help students
quickly recognize the items in each section:
= Demonstration
= Exam
= Lab/Simulation
= Text lesson or fact sheet
= Video
The video and demonstration icons are used throughout the lesson plans to help
instructors differentiate between the timing for the videos and demonstrations.
In the lesson plans the Total Time for each section is calculated by adding the
approximate time for each section which is calculated using the following
elements:
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Video/demo times
Approximate time to read the text lesson (the length of each text lesson is
taken into consideration)
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Simulations (5 minutes is assigned per simulation. This is the amount of
time it would take for a knowledgeable student to complete the lab activity.
Plan that the new students will take much longer than this depending upon
their knowledge level and computer experience.)
Questions (1 minute per question)
Note : Appendix A: Approximate Time for the Course contains the
approximate time for each section which are totaled for the entire course.
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Comparison of MS 70-680 and MS 70-687 Objectives Covered in
LabSim Windows Client Pro
The following table maps out where the MS 70-680 and MS 70-687 objectives
are covered in the Windows Client Pro course. (Remember the objectives are in
the appendixes.)
MS 70-680 Exam
MS 70-687 Exam
Objectives
Objectives
2.1 Devices and Drivers
301, 704
201
2.2 Display Management
704
201
2.3 Disk Partitions and Volumes
702
602
2.5 Disk Optimization
702
402, 602
2.6 Removable Storage
702
203
Windows Client Pro Sections
X = This section meets objectives for the identified
exam.
1.0 Course Introduction
1.1 Course Introduction
1.2 Windows as a Client
1.3 Windows 7 User Interface Overview
1.4 Windows 8.x User Interface Overview
2.0 Hardware Management
2.4 Storage Spaces
602
2.7 OneDrive Storage
401, 702
3.0 Network Configuration
3.1 IPv4
401
301, 303
3.2 IPv6
402
301, 303
401, 402
301
3.4 Wireless Networking Overview
403
302
3.5 Wireless Networking Configuration
403
302
3.6 Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
403
3.7 Windows Firewall
404
3.3 IP Address Configuration
303
4.0 Application Management
4.1 Desktop Applications
102, 202
4.2 User Account Control (UAC)
503
403
4.3 Application Compatibility
302
202
4.4 Application Virtualization
4.5 Windows Store Applications
202, 601
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5.0 System Access
5.1 Authentication and Authorization
504
403
5.2 Authentication Management
504
403
5.3 Alternative Authentication Options
403
5.4 NTFS Permissions
502
5.5 Resource Sharing
501
401
5.6 Libraries and HomeGroups
501
103, 401
403, 501
302, 401
5.8 Auditing
604
402
5.9 Encryption
502
402
5.10 BranchCache
505
5.7 Printer Sharing and Management
402
6.0 Windows Installation
6.1 Windows Versions
101
6.2 Windows 7 Installation
101
6.3 Windows 8.x Installation
101, 403
102, 502
6.4 Windows Upgrade
102
102
6.5 User Profile and Data Migration
103
103
6.6 VHD Installation
204
102, 205
6.7 Client-Side Virtualization
204
102, 205
7.0 System Images
7.1 System Images Overview
201
7.2 Image Preparation
201
7.3 Image Capture
201
7.4 Manual Image Deployment
203
7.5 Image Servicing
202
7.6 Domain Image Deployment
203
8.0 Mobile Computing
8.1 Mobile Device Management
502, 503
8.2 Network Access Protection (NAP)
604
501
8.3 Virtual Private network (VPN)
604
501
8.4 DirectAccess
602
8.5 BitLocker
601
503
8.6 BitLocker To Go
601
503
8.7 Mobile Device Security
8.8 Power Management
8.9 Mobility Options
8.10 Mobile Networking
101, 203, 502, 503
704
502
603, 704
501, 502
101, 501, 502
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9.0 System Monitoring and Maintenance
9.1 Troubleshooting Tools
703, 704
603
703
501, 603
703, 704
603
9.4 Resource Monitoring
703
603
9.5 Reliability and Performance Maintenance
403
603
9.6 Optimization
704
603
405, 604
304, 501
405
304
10.1 System Updates
701
601
10.2 Update Deployment and Management
701
601
10.3 System Backup
801
701, 702
10.4 Windows 7 Data Recovery
803
9.2 System Events
9.3 Performance Monitoring
9.7 Remote Management
9.8 Remote Assistance
10.0 System Protection
10.5 Windows 8.x Data Recovery
10.6 System Recovery
702
802
701, 702
303
203
11.0 Security
11.1 Application Restriction
11.2 Secure Boot
101
11.3 Internet Explorer
302, 304
204
11.4 Internet Options
304
204
Windows Client Pro Practice Exams
X
X
MS 70-680 Practice Exams
X
11.5 Windows Defender
Certification Practice Exams
MS 70-687 Practice Exams
X
In addition to covering everything the student needs to know for the MS 70-680
and MS 70-687 exams, this course has been designed to help students gain realworld skills that they will use every day on-the-job as a IT professional. The real
world skills are what are needed to pass the Client Pro Certification exam.
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Section 1.1: Course Introduction
Summary
This section provides an introduction of the course. Basics discussed include:
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Three exams that the course materials prepares the student for:
o Microsoft 70-680
o Microsoft 70-687
o TestOut Windows Client Pro
Objectives for each certification exam
Lecture Focus Questions:
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What are the different certifications that the Microsoft 70-680 can either
fulfill the requirements for or be used as credit towards?
What Windows operating system does the Microsoft 70-687 focus on?
What are the major differences between the TestOut Windows Client Pro
exam and Microsoft 70-680/70-687 exams?
Video/Demo
1.1.1 Course Introduction
1.1.2 Completing Lab Exercises
Total
Time
5:46
9:04
14:50
Total Time
About 20 minutes
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Section 1.2: Windows as a Client
Summary
This section discusses the functionality of Windows as a client. Students will
become familiar with the:
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Networking models used with Windows operating systems:
o Stand-Alone
o Workgroup
o Client-Server
Key components of Active Directory:
o Security principals
o Domains
o Domain controllers
o Objects
o Container objects
o Organizational unit
o Generic containers
The role of GPOs
GPO settings are divided into two categories:
o Computer Configuration
o User Configuration
Key configuration settings:
o Account Policies
o Local Policies/Audit Policy
o Local Policies/User Rights Assignment
o Local policies/Security Options
o Registry Policies
o File System
o Software Restriction Policies
o Administration Templates
Lecture Focus Questions:
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What are the main differences between the workgroup network model and
the domain network model?
What might be a disadvantage of a large company using a peer-to-peer
network model?
When considering the two GPO categories, how are they the same? How
are they different?
What type of actions does the Local Policies/User Rights Assignments
control?
In what order are policies applied?
Which user rights could you use to restrict remote access to a
workstation?
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Video/Demo
Time
1.2.1 Windows Operating System Roles
11:26
1.2.2 Using Local User Accounts for Logon
6:16
1.2.3 Using Online User Accounts for Logon
5:35
1.2.5 Using Domain User Accounts for Logon
4:09
1.2.6 Group Policies
8:53
Total
36:19
Number of Exam Questions
4 questions
Total Time
About 50 minutes
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Section 1.3: Windows 7 User Interface Overview
Summary
This section provides an overview of the Windows 7 user interface. Students will
become familiar with the:
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Windows 7 user interface:
o Desktop
o Start menu
o Taskbar
Windows 7 keyboard shortcuts
Students will learn how to:
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Configure the system to be more secure by requiring the screensaver to
activate after the system has been idle for a defined amount of time,
requiring the user to logon before the system will resume.
Lecture Focus Questions:
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How can you quickly identify a shortcut on the desktop?
What is a gadget on the desktop?
On the Start menu, what is the difference between the applications listed
above the horizontal line and those listed below it?
What were some of the enhancements to the Start menu that were
introduced in Windows 7?
Which keyboard shortcut allows you to view the desktop by making all
windows on the desktop transparent?
Video/Demo
1.3.1 Windows 7 User Interface
1.3.2 Using the Windows 7 User Interface
Total
Time
8:39
10:47
19:26
Lab/Activity
Use the Windows 7 User Interface
Total Time
About 25 minutes
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Section 1.4: Windows 8.x User Interface Overview
Summary
This section provides an overview of the Windows 8 user interface. Students will
become familiar with the:
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Windows 8 user interface:
o Start
o Tiles
o App Bar
o Charms menu
Windows 7 keyboard shortcuts
Navigating Start in Windows 8
Gestures used with Windows 8 on a touch screen device
Keyboard shortcuts
Using the Search pane in Windows 8
New features and changes in the Windows 8.1user interface:
o Start
o Tiles
o App Bar
o Charms menu
Navigating Start in Windows 8.1
Gestures that can be used with Windows 8.1 on a touch screen device:
Keyboard shortcuts used in Windows 8.1
Using the Search pane in Windows 8.1
Students will learn how to:
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Access the Charms menu.
Use the Search pane to search for apps, configuration settings, and files.
Configure a wireless network adapter to run in Airplane mode.
Lecture Focus Questions:
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In the Windows 8.x interface, what replaces the Start button?
What different types of tiles are used and how can you differentiate them
from each other?
What different methods can be used to bring up the App bar?
What is the difference between performing a swipe and a slide and the
function of each?
How would you display the on-screen keyboard within a Windows Store
app? Within a traditional Desktop app?
Which keyboard shortcuts do you think you will consistently use?
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How does the Search pane work differently from previous versions of
Windows?
Video/Demo
1.4.1 Windows 8 User Interface
1.4.2 Windows 8.x Gestures
1.4.3 Using the Windows 8 User Interface
1.4.6 Using the Windows 8.1 User Interface
Total
Time
8:56
8:13
10:00
9:19
36:28
Lab/Activity
Use the Windows 8 User Interface
Total Time
About 40 minutes
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Section 2.1: Devices and Drivers
Summary
This section discusses managing devices and drivers. Basics discussed include:
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Categories of hardware devices:
o Always present
o Usually present with variable parameters
o May or may not be present
Considerations regarding device drivers:
o Windows driver store
o Driver staging
Management options for device drivers:
o Device Manager
o Microsoft System Information
o Devices and Printers
o Group Policies
o Reliability Monitor
o Driver Verifier
o Microsoft Validation Process
Device driver configuration and troubleshooting details
Tools to configure and troubleshoot device drivers:
o Device Manager
o Devices and Printers
o PnPUtil
o Group Policy Settings
o System Information (Msinfo32)
o Reliability Monitor
o Driver Verifier Monitor
o Driver Query
o Signature Verification
o DirectX Diagnostic
Students will learn how to:
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
Use the PnPUtil tool to stage a driver or remove a driver in the driver
store.
Use Device Manager to enable and disable devices, as well as roll back or
install device drivers.
Use Group Policy to manage and maintain drivers.
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Client Pro Exam Objectives:

4.0 Hardware
o Manage devices in Device Manager by doing the following:
 Install, uninstall, and rollback device drivers.
 Disable and enable hardware devices.
70-680 Exam Objectives:


301. Configure devices.
o Updating, disabling, and uninstalling drivers
o Signed drivers
o Conflicts between drivers
o Configuring driver settings
o Resolving problem device driver
704 Configure performance settings.
o Updated drivers
70-687 Exam Objectives:

201. Configure devices and device drivers.
o Install, update, disable, and roll back drivers
o Resolve driver issues
o Configure driver settings, including:
 Signed and unsigned drivers
 Manage driver packages
Lecture Focus Questions:
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



What does it mean to stage a driver?
What are the advantages of placing drivers in the driver store?
What does Windows do when it cannot find a driver in the driver store?
How can you be assured that a driver is stable and reliable?
Which tool lists drivers which do not have a digital signature?
Which tool will troubleshoot problems with printers?
How can standard users be given the ability to install drivers?
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Video/Demo
2.1.1 Device and Driver Configuration
2.1.3 Managing Devices
2.1.5 Troubleshooting Devices
2.1.6 Staging a Driver
Total
Time
8:34
10:38
8:13
5:49
33:14
Lab/Activity
Manage Devices 1
Manage Devices 2
Number of Exam Questions
15 questions
Total Time
About 60 minutes
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Section 2.2: Display Management
Summary
In this section students will learn to manage and configure a computer’s display.
Concepts covered in this section include:
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

Themes and options to modify a computer’s background, display
characteristics, and sounds:
o Themes
o Desktop background
o Window Color and Appearance
o Sounds
o Screen Saver Setting
Settings to change the display:
o Adjust size
o Adjust resolution
o Adjust brightness
o Connect to a projector
o Adjust ClearType text
o Set custom text size (DPT)
Adjusting visual effects on the computer
Students will learn how to:


Configure settings to optimize the performance of the adapter and
monitor.
Disable various visual effects.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

4.0 Hardware
o Customize display settings.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

704. Configure performance settings.
o Configuring desktop environment
70-687 Exam Objectives:

201. Configure devices and device drivers.
o Configure driver settings, including:
 Signed and unsigned drivers
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Lecture Focus Questions:




You don't like any of the themes that are offered. What are your options
for configuring a theme that is more to your liking?
What are the different display options available for your desktop
background?
In the desktop background how would you change the order in which
multiple pictures are displayed?
In screen saver, what type of security does the On resume, display
logon screen option provide?
Video/Demo
2.2.1 Configuring Display Settings
2.2.2 Optimizing Video
Total
Time
12:31
11:56
24:27
Lab/Activity
Optimize Video Settings
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 40 minutes
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Section 2.3: Disk Partitions and Volumes
Summary
This section examines managing disk partitions and volumes. Concepts covered
include:
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



Benefits of using multiple volumes on a disk or multiple disks
Actions to perform after installing a new disk
Partitioning schemes:
o Master Boot Record (MBR)
o Globally unique identifier (GUID) Partition Table (GPT)
Disk types:
o Basic
o Dynamic
Considerations when managing partitions and volumes
Students will learn how to:


Use Disk Management to create and resize a volume.
Use Disk Management to create simple, spanned, striped, and mirrored
volumes.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

5.0 Storage
o Add storage to a Windows system by doing the following:
 Add storage devices to the system.
 Create, format and mount volumes.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

702. Manage disks.
o Managing disk volumes
o RAID
70-687 Exam Objectives:

602. Manage local storage.
o Manage disk volumes and file systems
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Lecture Focus Questions:






In which circumstances do you need multiple partitions on a single disk?
What is the difference between the Globally Unique Identifier (GUID)
Partition Table (GPT) and the Master Boot Record (MBR) partitioning
schemes?
What is the difference between a partition and a volume?
When working with volumes, when would you choose a basic disk over a
dynamic disk?
Which details should you consider when converting from a dynamic disk to
a basic disk?
What is the difference between a spanned volume and a striped volume?
Video/Demo
2.3.1 Disk Preparation
2.3.2 Volume Management
2.3.3 Creating and Resizing Volumes
Total
Time
9:55
11:10
15:24
36:29
Lab/Activity
Create Volumes
Add Space to an Existing Volume
Resize Existing Volumes
Create a Mount Point
Number of Exam Questions
11 questions
Total Time
About 75 minutes
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Section 2.4: Storage Spaces
Summary
This section provides information about managing storage spaces. Concepts
covered include:


Components of storage space :
o Devices
o Pools of storage
o Storage spaces
Benefits of using storage spaces:
o Ease of adding space
o Data resiliency:
 Simple
 Two-way mirror
 Three-way mirror
 Parity
o Thin provisioning (overbooking)
Students will learn how to:

Use the Storage Spaces tool to create a pool from multiple storage
devices and then define a storage space from the pool of storage.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

5.0 Storage
o Add storage to a Windows 8 system by doing the following:
 Define storage pools.
 Create storage spaces.
70-687 Exam Objectives:

602. Manage local storage.
o Manage storage spaces
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Lecture Focus Questions:
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




What components are used to create storage spaces?
What is the difference between a storage pool and a storage space?
Which hardware devices can be used to make storage pools?
What are the benefits of using storage pools?
You are comparing the hardware required for two-way mirroring and threeway mirroring. What is the minimum number of disks required for each
data resiliency type?
How does thin provisioning allow you to allocate more storage space to
users than is available in the pool?
Video/Demo
2.4.1 Storage Spaces
2.4.2 Creating Storage Spaces
Total
Time
11:42
10:37
22:19
Lab/Activity
Implement Storage Spaces
Overbook Storage Spaces
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 40 minutes
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Section 2.5: Disk Optimization
Summary
This section discusses the following methods for optimizing a disk drive:




Disk Cleanup
Disk Defragmenter
Check Disk
Quotas
Students will learn how to:


Defragment the files on a disk to optimize the performance of the disk.
Create a hard quota that does not let a user exceed a specified amount of
disk space.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

5.0 Storage
o Manage storage on a Windows system by doing the following:
 Optimize storage devices
 Check storage devices and file systems for errors
70-680 Exam Objectives:

702 Manage disks.
o Managing disk volumes
o Managing file system fragmentation
70-687 Exam Objectives:


402 Configure file and folder access:
o Configure disk quotas
602 Manage local storage.
o Manage disk volumes and file systems
o Manage storage spaces
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Lecture Focus Questions:
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




How does the Disk Defragmenter optimize the performance of a hard
drive?
What kind of functions does the Disk Cleanup utility perform?
How can you delete restore points with the Disk Cleanup utility?
What does Check Disk attempt to do with orphaned files?
How can you monitor and restrict disk usage by users?
What is the difference between a hard quota and a soft quota?
Video/Demo
2.5.1 Disk Optimization
2.5.2 Configuring Defragmentation and Disk Quotas
Total
Time
5:11
9:58
15:09
Lab/Activity
Perform Disk Maintenance
Enable Disk Quotas
Number of Exam Questions
8 questions
Total Time
About 35 minutes
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Section 2.6: Removable Storage
Summary
This section examines how to control reading and writing to removable storage
device.
Students will learn how to:

Use Group Policy to manage removable media permissions.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

702. Manage disks.
o Removable device policies
70-687 Exam Objectives:

203. Control access to local hardware and applications.
o Manage installation of and access to removable devices
Lecture Focus Questions:



How can you prohibit the removal of sensitive data from the network?
When would you use a Custom Classes policy?
How can you immediately enforce removable media settings in Group
Policy?
Video/Demo
2.6.1 Removable Storage Policies
Time
1:11
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 5 minutes
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Section 2.7: OneDrive Storage
Summary
In this section students will explore using OneDrive which is Microsoft’s cloud
storage service to upload files to cloud storage folders.
Students will learn how to:

Copy files to your OneDrive account using a Microsoft user account.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

6.0 Networking
o Share system resources on a Windows system by doing the
following:
 Use OneDrive to store files. (Windows 8 only)
70-687 Exam Objectives:


401. Configure shared resources.
o Setup and configure OneDrive
702. Configure file recovery.
o Recover files from OneDrive
Lecture Focus Questions:
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



What type of files can you upload to OneDrive?
What are the benefits of using OneDrive?
How can you add space to your OneDrive account?
How would you access OneDrive if you are using Windows 7?
What kind of functions does file and folder syncing in OneDrive provide?
How can you remotely access files from a computer or device with the
OneDrive app installed?
Video/Demo
2.7.1 OneDrive
2.7.2 Configuring OneDrive
Total
Time
4:04
12:33
16:37
Lab/Activity
Configure OneDrive Storage
Number of Exam Questions
2 questions
Total Time
About 25 minutes
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Section 3.1: IPv4
Summary
This section provides an overview of Ipv4 address concepts.
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




IPv4 is a 32-bit binary number represented by four octets (four 8-bit
numbers) that can represented as:
o Decimal
o Binary
Converting from binary to decimal
Subnet mask
Default address classes
Networking services
o Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
o Domain Name System (DNS)
o Network Address Translation (NAT)
Considerations for IPv4 addresses
Subnetting
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

6.0 Networking
o Given a network diagram, configure network settings on a Windows
system by doing the following:
 Configure an appropriate IPv4 address, subnet mask, default
gateway address, and DNS server address.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

401 Configure IPv4 network settings.
o Connecting to a network
o Configuring name resolution
o Setting up a connection for a network
o Network locations
o Resolving connectivity issues
o APIPA
70-687 Exam Objectives:


301 Configure IP settings.
o Configure name resolution
o Connect to a network
o Configure network locations
303 Configure and maintain network security.
o Configure network discovery
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Lecture Focus Questions:
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




What is the function of the subnet mask?
How can you divide a large network into smaller networks?
What does the Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) notation
represent?
What does it mean if a Windows client has an IP address of 169.254.0.3
with the subnet mask of 255.255.0.0?
What is the advantage of using NAT?
How can you determine if individual computers are on the same network?
How do Windows clients resolve host names to IP addresses?
Video/Demo
3.1.1 IPv4 Addresses
3.1.3 IPv4 Subnetting
Total
Time
10:57
6:34
17:31
Number of Exam Questions
15 questions
Total Time
About 40 minutes
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Section 3.2: IPv6
Summary
This section discusses the basics of IPv6 addresses. Concepts covered include:





IPv6 features not included in IPv4:
o Address space
o Header improvements
o Route aggregation
o Built-in security features
o Built-in Quality of Service (QoS)
o Neighbor Discovery (ND)
o Geographic assignment of addresses
o Multiple IP addresses per device
IPv6 address is a 128-bit binary number which contains two parts:
o Prefix
o Interface ID
IPv6 identifies the following types of addresses:
o Reserved
o Unicast
 Global unicast
 Link-local
 Unique local
o Multicast
o Anycast
o Loopback
o Unspecified
Considerations about IPv6
Strategies for deploying IPv6:
o IPv4-mapped address
 Tunneling:
 IPv4-compatible address
 Intra-site Automatic Tunnel Addressing Protocol
(ISATAP)
 6-to-4 tunneling
 Teredo tunneling
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

6.0 Networking
o Given a network diagram, configure network settings on a Windows
system by doing the following:
 Configure IPv6 settings.
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70-680 Exam Objectives:

402. Configure IPv6 network settings.
o Configuring name resolution
o Connecting to a network
o Setting up a connection for a network
o Network locations
o Resolving connectivity issues
o Link local multicast name resolution
70-687 Exam Objectives:


301. Configure IP settings.
o Configure name resolution
o Connect to a network
o Configure network locations
o Resolve connectivity issues
303. Configure and maintain network security.
o Configure network discovery
Lecture Focus Questions:





Why doesn't IPv6 require NAT and PAT?
Which portion of an IPv6 address represents the prefix, and which portion
represents the interface ID?
What is the difference between a link-local and a unique local unicast
address?
What is the difference between a unicast address and an anycast
address?
When implementing IPv6, which transition methods incorporate an IPv4
address?
Video/Demo
3.2.1 IPv6 Features
3.2.3 IPv6 Addresses
3.2.5 IPv6 Implementations
Total
Time
3:18
4:29
2:59
10:46
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 30 minutes
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Section 3.3: IP Address Configuration
Summary
In this section students will learn about configuring and troubleshooting IP
addresses. Concepts covered include:



Options for assigning IPv4 addresses and other IPv4 configuration values:
o Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
o Static (manual assignment)
o Automatic Private IPv4 Addressing (APIPA)
o Alternate IPv4 configuration
Methods to configure an IPv6 address:
o Static full assignment
o Static partial assignment
o Stateless autoconfiguration
o DHCPv6
Tools to troubleshoot network problems:
o Event Viewer
o Windows Network Diagnostics
o Ipconfig
o Ping
o Tracert
o Pathping
o Unified tracing
o Nslookup
o Netstat
o Netsh
o Network and Sharing Center
Students will learn how to:


Configure a computer with a static address.
Configure an IPv4-compatible address while transitioning to IPv6.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

6.0 Networking
o Given a network diagram, configure network settings on a Windows
system by doing the following:
 Configure an appropriate IPv4 address, subnet mask, default
gateway address, and DNS server address.
 Configure IPv6 settings.
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70-680 Exam Objectives:


401. Configure IPv4 network settings.
o Connecting to a network
o Configuring name resolution
o Setting up a connection for a network
o Network locations
o Resolving connectivity issues
o APIPA
402. Configure IPv6 network settings.
o Configuring name resolution
o Connecting to a network
o Setting up a connection for a network
o Network locations
o Resolving connectivity issues
70-687 Exam Objectives:

301. Configure IP settings.
o Configure name resolution
o Connect to a network
o Configure network locations
Lecture Focus Questions:





When would you choose to manually assign IPv4 addressing information
for a network adapter?
How is IP addressing different for APIPA versus DHCP?
When would you choose to use DHCP to assign IP addresses?
When using IPv6 stateless autoconfiguration, how do the clients learn the
addresses of other clients on the network?
What is the difference between the two modes of DHCPv6?
Video/Demo
3.3.1 IP Address Configuration
3.3.4 TCP/IP Troubleshooting Tools
3.3.5 Configuring and Troubleshooting IPv4
3.3.6 Using IPv4 Troubleshooting Utilities
3.3.8 Configuring and Troubleshooting IPv6
Total
Time
2:13
4:02
9:26
14:02
6:47
36:30
Lab/Activity
Configure IPv4 Settings
Configure IPv6 Settings
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Number of Exam Questions
15 questions
Total Time
About 70 minutes
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Section 3.4: Wireless Networking Overview
Summary
This section provides an overview of wireless networking. Concepts covered
include:







Details of a wireless networking architecture:
o Devices
o Connection Method
 Ad hoc
 Infrastructure
o SSID (Service Set Identifier)
Comparison of specification of the following standards:
o 802.11a
o 802.11b
o 802.11g
o 802.11n
Technologies used by 802.11n to improve the speed or the distance of
wireless transmissions:
o Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO)
o Channel bonding
Facts regarding the wireless networks
Methods to authenticate to wireless networks:
o Open
o Shared key
o 802.1x
Standards for security for wireless networking:
o Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP)
o Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA)
o Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2) or 802.11i
Practices to provide a level of security for a wireless network:
o Change the administrator account name and password
o Change SSID from defaults
o Update the firmware
o Enable the firewall on the access point
o Disable DHCP
o Enable MAC address filtering
o Enable IPSec
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Students will learn how to:



Identify the architecture used by a given wireless network.
Identify the correct hardware required to connect to a given wireless
network.
Determine the correct security method required to connect to a given
wireless network.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

6.0 Networking
o Enable networking on Windows by doing the following:
 Install a wireless network interface and configure it to do the
following:
 Securely connect to a wireless access point.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

403. Configure networking settings.
o Adding a physically connected (wired) or wireless device
o Connecting to a wireless network
o Configuring security settings on the client
o Set preferred wireless networks
o Configuring network adapters
70-687 Exam Objectives:

302. Configure network settings.
o Connect to a wireless network
o Manage preferred wireless networks
o Configure network adapters
Lecture Focus Questions:





What type of devices are used in a wireless network?
When could you use an ad-hoc wireless network?
What are the advantages of using an infrastructure wireless network?
How does channel bonding increase the performance of wireless
transmissions?
How does 802.1x provide greater authentication security than other
authentication methods?
Video/Demo
3.4.1 Wireless Networking
Time
8:53
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Number of Exam Questions
3 questions
Total Time
About 20 minutes
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Section 3.5: Wireless Networking Configuration
Summary
This section discusses configuring wireless connections. Concepts covered
include:


Tools for managing wireless network connections:
o Wireless network icon
o Network and Sharing Center
o Netsh wlan command
Considerations when having trouble establishing or keeping a wireless
connection:
o Incorrect configuration
o Range and obstructions
o Access point placement
o Channel interference
o Automatic switching (roaming)
Students will learn how to:




Create and connect to an ad-hoc wireless network.
Connect to an infrastructure wireless network.
Manually connect to a network whose SSID is not being broadcast.
Create and save a wireless profile.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

6.0 Networking
o Enable networking on Windows by doing the following:
 Install a wireless network interface and configure it to do the
following:
 Securely connect to a wireless access point.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

403. Configure networking settings.
o Adding a physically connected (wired) or wireless device
o Connecting to a wireless network
o Configuring security settings on the client
o Set preferred wireless networks
o Configuring network adapters
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70-687 Exam Objectives:

302. Configure network settings.
o Connect to a wireless network
o Manage preferred wireless networks
o Configure network adapters
Lecture Focus Questions:





What type of information does a wireless profile contain?
How can a Windows system connect to a wireless network?
What could cause a Windows system to disconnect intermittently from a
wireless network?
What materials can block a wireless network's radio signals?
How can you restrict users' ability to use Windows Connect Now (WCN)?
Video/Demo
3.5.1 Managing Wireless Connections in Windows 7
3.5.2 Managing Wireless Connections in Windows 8
3.5.3 Using Windows Connect Now
3.5.7 Wireless Network Troubleshooting
Total
Time
9:59
9:16
7:06
2:51
29:12
Lab/Activity
Connect to a Wireless Network
Configure a Wireless Profile
Number of Exam Questions
8 questions
Total Time
About 55 minutes
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Section 3.6: Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
Summary
This section discusses Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) which allows multiple
computers to share a single Internet connection. Details include:


Configuring Internet Connection Sharing (ICS):
o Configuring the ICS host
o Configuring ICS clients
Considerations when using ICS
Students will learn how to:

Configure an ICS host.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

403. Configure networking settings.
o Configuring network adapters
Lecture Focus Questions:




What are the advantages of using ICS in a small network?
What are the differences between an ICS host and an ICS client?
How many network adapters are required before you can implement ICS?
Which network adapter on the ICS host will have 192.168.137.1 as the IP
address?
Video/Demo
3.6.1 Configuring ICS
Time
5:17
Lab/Activity
Configure ICS
Number of Exam Questions
4 questions
Total Time
About 15 minutes
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Section 3.7: Windows Firewall
Summary
In this section students will learn the basics of configuring Windows Firewall.
Concepts covered in this section include:








The role of Windows Firewall
Two main types of firewalls:
o Network firewalls
o Host-based firewalls
Concepts for implementing a Windows Firewall:
o Types of Windows Firewall
o Network Location Awareness (NLA)
o Configuring Windows Firewall
Firewall exceptions:
o File and Print Sharing
o Network Discovery
o Performance Logs and Alerts
o Routing and Remote Access
o Windows Remote Management
o Remote Assistance
o Remote Desktop
o Windows Management Instrumentation
o Windows Media Player
o Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service
Windows Firewall with Advanced Security (WFAS) types of rules:
o Program
o Port
o Predefined
o Custom
Connection security rule types:
o Isolation
o Authentication exemption
o Server-to-server
o Tunnel
o Custom
Rule scope options to apply to traffic:
o Allow the connection
o Block the connection
o Allow the connection if it is secure
o Override block rules
Connection security rule types:
o Isolation
o Authentication exemption
o Server-to-server
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



o Tunnel
o Custom
Options to configure the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security:
o Firewall state
o Inbound connections
o Outbound connection
Windows Firewall considerations
netsh firewall commands:
o add allowedprogram
o add portopening
o set service
o show
netsh advfirewall commands:
o export and import
o add rule
o show rule
PowerShell cmdlets used to manage the Windows firewall configuration:
o New-NetFirewallRule
o Get-NetFirewallRule
o Enable-NetFirewallRule and Disable-NetFirewallRule
Students will learn how to:


Configure the Windows Firewall to protect the computer from outside
sources.
Create inbound and outbound rules using the Windows Firewall with
Advanced Security snap-in.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

9.0 Security
o Harden a Windows workstation by doing the following:
 Configure Windows Firewall and Windows Firewall with
Advanced Security rules.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

404. Configure Windows Firewall.
o Configuring rules for multiple profiles
o Allowing or denying an application
o Network-profile-specific rules
o Configuring notifications
o Configuring authenticated exceptions
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70-687 Exam Objectives:

303 Configure and maintain network security.
o Configure Windows Firewall
o Configure Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
o Configure connection security rules (IPSec)
o Configure authenticated exceptions
o Configure network discovery
Lecture Focus Questions:







How does Windows Firewall protect users from intrusion attempts?
Why does Windows Firewall provide a list of predefined firewall
exceptions?
When would you choose to use the Windows Firewall with Advanced
Security snap-in over the Windows Firewall control panel?
What type of connection security rule protects traffic based on IP
addresses?
Which PowerShell cmdlet can be used to create a new rule to allow
incoming traffic?
How can you export existing rules to a file?
Which netsh commands can be used to allow traffic through the Windows
Firewall?
Video/Demo
Time
3.7.1 Windows Firewall
3.7.2 Configuring Windows Firewall
3.7.5 Windows Firewall with Advanced Security (WFAS)
3.7.6 Configuring WFAS
3.7.7 Configuring an IPSEC Connection in WFAS
3.7.9 Configuring Windows Firewall from the Command Line
7:16
10:40
6:31
7:25
8:38
17:35
Total
58:05
Lab/Activity
Configure the Windows Firewall
Number of Exam Questions
12 questions
Total Time
About 90 minutes
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Section 4.1: Desktop Applications
Summary
This section discusses considerations when installing and managing desktop
applications. Details include:



Actions to take before installing a desktop application
Accessing Control Panel in Windows 7 and Windows 8
Options for managing applications in Programs and Features:
o Change
o Repair
o Uninstall
Students will learn how to:




Install and manage desktop applications.
Associate a file type or protocol with a program.
Set default programs for file types and protocols.
Repair a desktop application using either Programs and Features in
Control Panel or msi.exe at the command line.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

3.0 Applications
o Manage Windows applications by doing the following:
 Install a standard Windows application using Windows
Installer.
70-687 Exam Objectives:


102. Install Windows 8.1.
o Install additional Windows features
202. Install and configure desktop apps and Windows Store apps.
o Install and repair applications by using Windows Installer
o Configure default program settings
o Modify file associations
Lecture Focus Questions:





How can you install a desktop application using msi.exe?
How can you manage a desktop application installed on a Windows
system?
What steps should you take before installing a desktop application?
Why would you associate a file type with a specific program?
How can you repair a desktop application that isn't functioning properly?
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Video/Demo
4.1.1 Desktop Applications
4.1.2 Managing Desktop Applications
4.1.3 Modifying File Associations
4.1.4 Repairing Desktop Applications
Total
Time
9:35
8:44
6:28
7:36
32:23
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 40 minutes
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Section 4.2: User Account Control (UAC)
Summary
This section provides basic information about the User Account Control (UAC)
tool. Concepts covered include:





Standard user account
Administrator account
UAC concepts:
o Privilege elevation
o Admin Approval Mode
The role of the access token
Notification level settings:
o Always notify
o Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer
o Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer
(do not dim the desktop)
o Never notify
Students will learn how to:

Manage Secure Desktop and UAC notification levels.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

9.0 Harden a Windows workstation by doing the following:
o Configure User Account Control (UAC) rules.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

503. Configure user account control (UAC).
o Configuring local security policy
o Configuring admin vs. standard UAC prompt behaviors
o Configuring Secure Desktop
70-687 Exam Objectives:

403. Configure authentication and authorization.
o Configure User Account Control (UAC) behavior
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Lecture Focus Questions:






What is the recommended UAC notification level setting? Why?
How does UAC determine the type of actions that a user can perform on
the system?
How does privilege elevation work?
What is the purpose of the Secure Desktop?
How would you identify when Secure Desktop is activated?
Under which circumstances would you use Group Policy to configure UAC
settings?
Video/Demo
Time
4.2.1 User Account Control (UAC)
4.2.2 Configuring UAC Settings
5:33
11:15
Total
16:48
Lab/Activity
Configure UAC Settings 1
Configure UAC Settings 2
Number of Exam Questions
6 questions
Total Time
About 35 minutes
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Section 4.3: Application Compatibility
Summary
In this section students will learn compatibility methods to use when using older
applications with new versions of Windows. Options covered include:




Program Compatibility
Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT)
Windows XP mode
Group policies
Students will learn how to:


Use the Program Compatibility Troubleshooter utility to handle application
compatibility issues.
Manually configure the compatibility mode in the properties of an
application.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

3.0 Applications
o Manage Windows application by doing the following:
 Run an application in Compatibility Mode
70-680 Exam Objectives:

302. Configure application compatibility.
o Setting compatibility mode
o Implementing shims
70-687 Exam Objectives:

202. Install and configure desktop apps and Windows Store apps.
o Install and repair applications by using Windows Installer
Lecture Focus Questions:




What are the requirements for Windows XP Mode? What must you do to
use Windows XP Mode?
What tools are available to solve application compatibility problems with
Windows?
What is the best long-term application compatibility solution?
Which program compatibility feature should you use for known
incompatible programs?
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Video/Demo
Time
4.3.1 Application Compatibility
13:51
4.3.2 Using the Program Compatibility Troubleshooter 11:07
Total
24:58
Lab/Activity
Configure Application Compatibility
Number of Exam Questions
11 questions
Total Time
About 45 minutes
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Section 4.4: Application Virtualization
Summary
This section discusses the Microsoft application virtualization solution to allow
client systems to access and run applications from a virtual application server.
Concepts covered include:


Methods to implement App-V.
Considerations when installing the App-V client on a Windows
workstation.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

3.0 Applications
o Manage Windows application by doing the following:
 Manage App-V applications
Lecture Focus Questions:





How does App-V virtualize applications?
How does an App-V solution help to reduce costs to an organization?
What two methods can be used to implement App-V?
How does the App-V solution increase security on a system?
How does App-V make applications easier to manage?
Video/Demo
4.4.1 Application Virtualization with App-V
4.4.2 Managing App-V Applications
Total
Time
5:07
6:18
11:25
Number of Exam Questions
3 questions
Total Time
About 15 minutes
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Section 4.5: Windows Store Applications
Summary
This section compares Windows Store apps to traditional desktop applications.
Also covered are the tasks associated with Windows apps:









Installing Windows Store Apps
Starting and managing an app
Switching between running apps
Positioning Apps
Uninstalling an app
Controlling access
Sideloading apps
Using location-aware apps
Common Windows 8 apps contracts:
o Search
o Settings
o Printing
o Share
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

3.0 Applications
o Manage Windows Store apps on a Windows 8 system by doing the
following:
 Install, manage, and uninstall apps from the Windows Store.
 Configure location settings for location-aware apps.
70-687 Exam Objectives:


202. Install and configure desktop apps and Windows Store apps.
o Install and repair applications by using Windows Installer
o Configure default program settings
o Modify file associations
o Manage access to Windows Store
601. Configure and manage updates.
o Update Windows Store apps
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Lecture Focus Questions:







You do you pin a Windows Store application to the task bar?
How do you update an installed Windows Store application?
How do you switch between running apps?
What methods can be used to snap an app?
What types of apps are sideloaded?
What are the most commonly used contracts for Windows 8.x apps?
How would you control access to the Windows store for juvenile family
members?
Video/Demo
4.5.1 Windows Store Applications
4.5.2 Managing Windows Store Applications
Total
Time
5:21
9:35
14:56
Number of Exam Questions
10 questions
Total Time
About 30 minutes
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Section 5.1: Authentication and Authorization
Summary
This section provides information about using authentication to validate user
identity and authorization to access system resources. Concepts covered
include:



Authentication features:
o Kerberos v5
o Windows NT LAN Manager (NTLM)
o Certificates
o Smart cards
o Biometrics
o Online Identity Integration
Authorization terms:
o Permission
o Policy
o Right
Built-in groups:
o Administrators
o Backup Operators
o Cryptographic Operators
o Event Log Readers
o Hyper-V Administrators
o Network Configuration Operators
o Performance Log Users
o Performance Monitor Users
o Users
o Power Users
o Remote Desktop Users
Students will learn how to:


Determine the most appropriate authentication mechanism for a given
Windows system.
Use groups to grant users the appropriate level of access to a Windows
system.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

9.0 Security
o Harden a Windows workstation by doing the following:
 Configure authentication restrictions.
 Configure password policies.
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70-680 Exam Objectives:

504. Configure authentication and authorization.
o Resolving authentication issues
o Managing credentials
o Managing certificates
o Smart cards with PIV
o Elevating user privileges
o Multifactor authentication
70-687 Exam Objectives:

403. Configure authentication and authorization.
o Configure user rights
o Manage credentials
o Manage certificates
o Configure biometrics
o Configure authentication in workgroups or domains
Lecture Focus Questions:



What is the difference between authentication and authorization?
Why does the Power Users group exist as a built-in group?
When considering authorization, what is the difference between a
permission and a right?
Video/Demo
5.1.1 Authentication and Authorization
Time
5:46
Number of Exam Questions
2 questions
Total Time
About 10 minutes
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Section 5.2: Authentication Management
Summary
This section discusses managing authentication. Concepts covered include:

Tools to manage authentication:
o Credential Manager
o Runas
o Account Policies
Students will learn how to:



Use PC Settings to create new local user accounts and assign passwords.
Use the Local Security Policy to configure password policy and account
lockout policies.
Use Credential Manager to manage and maintain credentials.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:


2.0 Access
o Manage users and groups by doing the following:
 Create new users.
 Create new groups and add members.
 Manage user passwords.
 Manage user account types.
9.0 Security
o Harden a Windows workstation by doing the following:
 Configure authentication restrictions.
 Configure password policies.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

504. Configure authentication and authorization.
o Resolving authentication issues
o Managing credentials
o Managing certificates
o Smart cards with PIV
o Elevating user privileges
o Multifactor authentication
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70-687 Exam Objectives:

403. Configure authentication and authorization.
o Configure user rights
o Manage credentials
o Manage certificates
o Configure biometrics
o Configure authentication in workgroups or domains
Lecture Focus Questions:



Under which circumstance is Credential Manager unnecessary?
What is the difference between the account lockout duration and the
account lockout threshold?
How can you force users to create and use unique passwords?
Video/Demo
Time
5.2.1 Authentication Management
8:41
5.2.2 Managing User Accounts
14:10
5.2.5 Using Credential Manager
10:06
5.2.6 Using Run As with Desktop Applications 7:12
5.2.7 Using Run As with Windows Store Apps 4:41
5.2.8 Managing User Rights and Account Policies 5:53
Total
50:43
Lab/Activity
Create a New User
Manage User Passwords
Manage Account Policies
Number of Exam Questions
11 questions
Total Time
About 80 minutes
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Section 5.3: Alternative Authentication Options
Summary
This section examines using Windows 8 alternative authentication options for
logging into a system:


Picture password
PIN number
Students will learn how to:


Use PC Settings to create and configure a new Microsoft user account.
Use PC Settings to associate a local user account with an online user
account.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

2.0 Access
o Link a local user to a Microsoft account. (Windows 8 only)
70-687 Exam Objectives:

403. Configure authentication and authorization.
o Configure picture password
o Configure PIN
o Set up and configure Microsoft Account
Lecture Focus Questions:



What gestures can you use to make a picture password?
Why is a PIN number not as secure as a picture password?
When should you create a Microsoft user account for a user?
Video/Demo
Time
5.3.1 Alternative Authentication Options
4:04
5.3.2 Using Alternative Authentication Options with Windows 8.x 8:11
5.3.3 Using a Windows Live ID with Windows 8.x
9:16
Total
21:31
Lab/Activity
Create a New Online User Account
Associate a Local User with an Online User
Number of Exam Questions
6 questions
Total Time
About 40 minutes
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Section 5.4: NTFS Permissions
Summary
This section discusses the basics of using NTFS permissions. Details covered
include:
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
Levels of permissions:
o NTFS file permissions are available only on NTFS volumes or
partitions
o Shared folder permissions are assigned to a shared folder
Considerations concerning standard NTFS permissions
Standard NTFS permissions:
o Full control
o Modify
o Read & execute
o List folder contents
o Read
o Write
Concepts concerning setting up or managing NTFS permissions:
o Explicit vs inherited permissions
o Copying or moving files
o Using icacls
Special permissions
Students will learn how to:
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
Restrict access to files and folders using NTFS permissions.
Apply Special Permissions to provide specific control over files and
folders.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

2.0 Access
o Restrict access to files and folders on a Windows system using
NTFS permissions.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

502. Configure file and folder access.
o Configuring NTFS permissions
o Resolving effective permissions issues
o Copying files vs. moving files.
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70-687 Exam Objectives:

402. Configure file and folder access.
o Configure NTFS permissions
Lecture Focus Questions:
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

What are the six standard NTFS permissions?
How does an object receive explicit permissions versus inherited
permissions?
How are effective permissions determined?
Which permissions take precedence when both share and NTFS
permissions apply to a folder?
How does copying or moving files with NTFS permissions affect the
permissions on the file or folder?
Video/Demo
Time
5.4.1 Standard NTFS Permissions
9:30
5.4.2 Configuring Standard NTFS Permissions 10:09
5.4.5 Special Permissions
3:59
5.4.6 Configuring Special Permissions
8:02
Total
31:40
Lab/Activity
Configure NTFS Permissions
Number of Exam Questions
10 questions
Total Time
About 50 minutes
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Section 5.5: Resource Sharing
Summary
In this section students will explore resource sharing. Details about the following
concepts will be covered:
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
The role of the Network and Sharing Center
o Location types:
 Domain
 Public
 Private
o Networking services:
 Network discovery
 File and printer sharing
 Public folder sharing
 Media streaming
 File sharing connections
 Password protected sharing
 HomeGroup connections
Methods to control access to shared content:
o Network File and Folder Sharing
o Advanced Sharing
o Public folder sharing
Details about folder sharing configuration
Students will learn how to:
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
Create a shared folder.
Configure share permissions on a shared folder.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

6.0 Networking
o Share system resources on a Windows system by doing the folder:
 Share a folder.
 Restrict access to a shared folder or printer using share
permissions.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

501. Configure shared resources. This objective may include but is not
limited to:
o Shared folder permissions
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70-687 Exam Objectives:

401. Configure shared resources.
o Configure shared folder permissions
Lecture Focus Questions:





Under what circumstances would you choose to enable the Public Folder
Sharing networking service?
What are the differences between domain, public, private, work, and home
network profiles?
When using public folder sharing, where are the public files located?
How can you create an administrative share?
How do share permissions relate to NTFS permissions?
Video/Demo
Time
5.5.1 Setting Advanced Sharing Options 7:39
5.5.3 Resource Sharing
6:38
5.5.4 Implementing Shared Folders
10:14
Total
24:31
Lab/Activity
Share and Secure Folders
Number of Exam Questions
11 questions
Total Time
About 50 minutes
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Section 5.6: Libraries and HomeGroups
Summary
In this section students will learn about libraries and HomeGroups. Details about
the following concepts will be covered:




Libraries section in Windows Explorer (File Explorer in Windows 8)
Folder redirection
Using Group Policy to configure the Folder Redirection Group Policy
HomeGroups
Students will learn how to:
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
Create a HomeGroup to share specific types of files with other Windows
systems.
Join a HomeGroup to share a library of files.
Configure folder redirection.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

6.0 Networking
o Share system resources on a Windows system by doing the folder:
 Configure HomeGroup sharing.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

501. Configure shared resources. This objective may include but is not
limited to:
o Folder Virtualization
o Shared folder permissions
o Configuring HomeGroup settings
70-687 Exam Objectives:


103. Migrate and configure user data.
o Configure folder location
401. Configure shared resources.
o Configure shared folder permissions
o Configure HomeGroup settings
o Configure libraries
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Lecture Focus Questions:
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

How would you share individual files and folders within the HomeGroup?
What is a library, and where are files located when displayed in a library?
How does folder redirection work?
Video/Demo
Time
5.6.1 Implementing Libraries
5.6.2 Using Folder Redirection
5.6.4 Implementing HomeGroups
6:32
9:23
13:35
Total
29:30
Number of Exam Questions
7 questions
Total Time
About 40 minutes
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Section 5.7: Printer Sharing and Management
Summary
In this section students will learn the basics of managing printer sharing on a
network. Concepts covered include:



Configure printer sharing
Printer permissions:
o Print
o Manage Printer
o Manage Documents
Printer management features:
o Client-Side Rendering (CSR)
o Driver isolation
o SML Paper Specification (XPS)
o Windows Color System (WCS)
o Location-aware printing
Students will learn how to:
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

Create and share a printer.
Manage the default printer based on the location.
Manage printer permissions.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:


6.0. Networking
o Share system resources on a Windows system by doing the
following:
 Share a printer and add drivers for other operating systems.
 Restrict access to a shared folder or printer using share
permissions.
7.0 Printing
o Configure and manage printing on a Windows system by doing the
following:
 Connect a printer to a local port and configure the
appropriate drivers and utilities.
 Connect to a shared printer on the network and configure the
appropriate drivers and utilities.
 Configure printer settings.
 Manage print jobs in the print queue.
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70-680 Exam Objectives:


403. Configure networking settings.
o Configuring location-aware printing
501. Configure shared resources.
o Printers and queues
70-687 Exam Objectives:
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
302. Configure networking settings.
o Configure location-aware printing
401. Configure shared resources.
o Configure shared printers
Lecture Focus Questions:
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
What is the difference between the Manage Printer and the Manage
Documents printer permissions?
What are the functions of the Print Management MMC snap-in?
When would you choose to isolate a print driver?
How does Client-Side Rendering (CSR) reduce print processing times?
What is the advantage of location-aware printing?
Video/Demo
5.7.1 Shared Printer Management
5.7.2 Sharing and Managing Printers
Total
Time
8:21
8:56
17:17
Lab/Activity
Install and Configure a Local Printer
Share a Printer
Configure Default Printers
Number of Exam Questions
8 questions
Total Time
About 45 minutes
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Section 5.8: Auditing
Summary
This section explores using auditing to record when system events occur.
Concepts covered include:


Common audit policies:
o Account logon events
o Logon events
o Account management
o Object access
o Policy change
o Privilege use
o System events
o Process tracking
o Directory service access
Configuring auditing
Students will learn how to:
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
Configure auditing to track the success and failure of specified actions of a
user.
Create a custom view to filter tasks and manage the audit results.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

604. Configure remote connections.
o Advanced security auditing
70-687 Exam Objectives:

402. Configure file and folder access.
o Configure file access auditing
Lecture Focus Questions:



What is the difference between account logon and logon audit policies?
What audit policy could be used to verify that all the users have complied
with a request to change their passwords?
What policy would you use to audit failed attempts to view or modify
registry settings?
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Video/Demo
5.8.1 Auditing
5.8.2 Configuring Auditing
Total
Time
4:23
7:49
12:12
Number of Exam Questions
7 questions
Total Time
About 20 minutes
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Section 5.9: Encryption
Summary
This section discusses using encryption on a NTFS file system. Details covered
include:



Key features of EFS
EFS considerations:
o System requirements
o Key generation and file encryption
o Adding a DRA
o EFS restrictions
o Creating, moving and copying files and folders
o Managing encrypted files
Certificate management areas:
o Key protection
o Certificate validation
o Certificate revocation
o Crypto period
o Certificate renewal
o Key disposal
Students will learn how to:
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
Encrypt files and folders to protect data from unauthorized users.
Back up the file encryption key.
Create a Designated Recovery Agent (DRA).
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

9.0 Security
o Manage Windows user certificates.
o Encrypt data on a Windows system in the following ways:
 Encrypt files and folders on a per-file basis using Encrypting
File System (EFS).
70-680 Exam Objectives:

502. Configure file and folder access.
o Encrypting files and folders by using EFS
70-687 Exam Objectives:

402. Configure file and folder access.
o Encrypt files and folders by using Encrypting File System (EFS)
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Lecture Focus Questions:

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


Which Windows editions support Encrypting File System (EFS)?
Once a folder is encrypted, which users can access the data inside the
folder?
Which types of files cannot be encrypted?
What NTFS permission must you have to encrypt a file?
What is the purpose of a PFX file?
Video/Demo
Time
5.9.1 Encrypting Files System (EFS)
5.9.2 EFS Tools and Management
5.9.3 Implementing EFS
7:29
6:20
12:23
Total
26:12
Lab/Activity
Encrypt Files
Number of Exam Questions
11 questions
Total Time
About 45 minutes
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Section 5.10: BranchCache
Summary
This section examines using BranchCache to quickly access information in
remote locations. Concepts covered include:




The role of BranchCache
Modes that BranchCache operates:
o Hosted Cache
o Distributed Cache
Configuring BranchCache clients
Tools to configure BranchCache on a client computer:
o netsh
o Group Policy
o Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
70-680 Exam Objectives:

505. Configure BranchCache.
o Distributed cache mode vs. hosted mode
o Network infrastructure requirements
o Configuring settings
o Certificate management
Lecture Focus Questions:




Under which circumstances should you enable distributed cache mode
versus hosted cache mode?
How does BranchCache treat traffic while in transit?
When would you choose to configure BranchCache using Group Policy
rather than netsh?
When BranchCache settings have been configured using both the netsh
command and Group Policy, which settings take precedence?
Video/Demo
5.10.1 BranchCache
5.10.3 BranchCache Configuration
5.10.4 Configuring BranchCache
Total
Time
4:32
6:47
2:24
13:43
Number of Exam Questions
9 questions
Total Time
About 30 minutes
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Section 6.1: Windows Versions
Summary
This section reviews Windows versions, features and minimal requirements.
Details covered include:
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Editions of Windows 7:
o Starter
o Home Basic
o Home Premium
o Professional
o Enterprise
o Ultimate
Windows 7 features:
o Windows Firewall
o Action Center
o Power Management
o User Account Control
o Internet Explorer 8
o Improved Backup and Restore
o HomeGroup
o Windows Media Center
o Windows Aero
o Encrypting File System
o Remote Desktop Host
o Windows XP Mode
o Domain Join
o Group Policies
o AppLocker
o DirectAccess
o BranchCache
o BitLocker and BitLocker To Go
o Boot from VHD
o Back up to a Network
Features included in each Windows 7 edition
Minimal requirements for the Windows 7 editions
Windows 7 N-editions
Editions of Windows 8:
o Window RT
o Windows 8
o Windows 8 Professional
o Windows 8 Enterprise
Features included in each Windows 8 edition
Minimal requirements for the Windows 8 editions
Additional requirements to use certain features
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Client Pro Exam Objectives:

1.0 Windows operating system.
o Select the correct version and edition of Windows to meet end-user
requirements.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

101. Perform a clean installation.
o Identifying hardware requirements
70-687 Exam Objectives:
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
101. Evaluate hardware readiness and compatibility.
o Choose between an upgrade or a clean installation
o Determine which SKU to install, including Windows RT
o Determine requirements for particular features, including:
 Hyper-V
 Miracast display
 Virtual smart cards
403. Configuration authentication and authorization.
o Configure virtual smart cards
Lecture Focus Questions:

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


What are the different editions of Windows 7?
What are the different editions of Windows 8.x?
Which editions would allow you to create or join a HomeGroup?
What is the difference between the Ultimate edition and the Enterprise
edition in Windows 7?
What is the difference between a Professional edition and a Professional
N-Edition in Windows 7?
What is the difference between the Professional edition and the Enterprise
edition in Windows 8.x?
What is the difference between Windows RT and Windows 8.x?
What are the options for activating a newly installed Windows
workstation?
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Video/Demo
6.1.1 Windows 7 Versions
6.1.3 Windows 8 Versions
6.1.5 Windows 8.1 Versions
6.1.7 Windows Distribution Channels
Total
Time
5:08
11:06
10:38
10:28
37:20
Number of Exam Questions
13 questions
Total Time
About 60 minutes
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Section 6.2: Windows 7 Installation
Summary
This section discusses installing Windows 7. Details covered include:



When to select a custom (advanced) or clean installation
Options for a clean installation on a Windows 7 system:
o Performing a clean installation on a new or existing system
o Installing a multi-boot system
Windows installation sources:
o DVD
o USB
o ISO
o Network
o Windows Deployment Services (WDS)
Students will learn how to:
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

Copy Windows 7 installation files to a USB flash device.
Perform a Windows 7 installation using a USB flash device.
Install Windows 7.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

1.0 Windows operating system
o Install the correct PC hardware to support the installation of
Windows.
o Select the correct version and edition of Windows to meet end-user
requirements.
o Perform a clean installation of Windows 7 or Windows 8 to meet
end-user requirements.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

101. Perform a clean installation. This objective may include but is not
limited to:
o Identifying hardware requirements
o Setting up as the sole operating system
o Setting up as dual boot; installation methods
o Boot from the source of installation, preparing the installation
source: USB, CD, network share, WDS
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Lecture Focus Questions:





Under which circumstances should you choose a clean installation of
Windows?
What is the advantage of a dual-boot system?
When would you choose an upgrade rather than a clean installation of
Windows?
What requirements must be met in order for a USB flash storage device to
be used as an installation source?
In which environment would you use Windows Deployment Services
(WDS)?
Video/Demo
6.2.1 Windows 7 Installation Types and Sources
6.2.3 Creating a Windows 7 USB Installation Source
6.2.5 Installing Windows 7
Total
Time
6:24
4:02
7:17
17:43
Number of Exam Questions
8 questions
Total Time
About 30 minutes
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Section 6.3: Windows 8.x Installation
Summary
This section discusses installing Windows 8.x. Details covered include:



When to select a custom (advanced) or clean installation
Options for a clean installation on a Windows 8 system:
o Performing a clean installation on a new or existing system
o Installing Windows To Go
o Installing a multi-boot system
Windows installation sources:
o DVD
o USB
o ISO
o Network
o Windows Deployment Services (WDS)
Students will learn how to:




Copy Windows 8.x installation files to a USB flash device.
Perform a Windows 8.x installation using a USB flash device.
Create a Windows to Go installation device for Windows 8.x.
Install Windows 8.x.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

1.0 Windows operating system
o Install the correct PC hardware to support the installation of
Windows.
o Select the correct version and edition of Windows to meet end-user
requirements.
o Perform a clean installation of Windows 7 or Windows 8 to meet
end-user requirements.
o Use Windows To Go to create a bootable USB flash storage
device.
70-687 Exam Objectives:


102. Install Windows 8.1.
o Install as Windows to Go
o Install to VHD
o Configure for additional languages
502. Configure mobility options:
o Configure Windows to Go
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Lecture Focus Questions:





Under which circumstances should you choose a clean installation of
Windows?
What is the advantage of a dual-boot system?
When would you choose an upgrade rather than a clean installation of
Windows?
What requirements must be met in order for a USB flash storage device to
be used as an installation source?
In which environment would you use Windows Deployment Services
(WDS)?
Video/Demo
Time
6.3.1 Windows 8.x Clean Installation
6.3.2 Windows 8.x Windows to Go Installation
6.3.3 Creating a Windows to Go Bootable Device
6.3.6 Creating Windows 8.x Installation Sources
6.3.8 Installing Windows 8
6.3.9 Installing Windows 8.1
7:19
3:51
13:33
3:19
6:41
5:08
Total
42:51
Lab/Activity
Create a Windows To Go USB Drive
Number of Exam Questions
7 questions
Total Time
About 60 minutes
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Section 6.4: Windows Upgrade
Summary
This section provides information about upgrading from one version of Windows
to another. Concepts covered include:




Types of upgrades available for Windows 7:
o Intra-edition upgrade
o Previous Windows version upgrade
Windows 8 upgrade paths and options:
o Migrate from XP or Vista to Windows
o Migrate from Vista to Windows 8
o Upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8
o Upgrade edition from Windows 7 to Windows 8
o Upgrade Windows 8 intra-edition
Considerations when upgrading
Generic steps to the upgrade process
Students will learn how to:



Run the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor tool to determine the computer's
hardware readiness for Windows 7.
Perform an upgrade from Windows Vista to Windows 7.
Perform an upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8.x.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

1.0 Windows operating system
o Upgrade an existing Windows Vista system to Windows 7.
o Upgrade an existing Windows 7 system to Windows 8.
o Use Windows To Go to create a bootable USB flash storage
device.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

102. Upgrade to Windows 7 from previous versions of Windows.
o Upgrading from Windows Vista
o Migrating from Windows XP
o Upgrading from one edition of Windows 7 to another edition of
Windows 7
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70-687 Exam Objectives:

102. Install Windows 8.1.
o Migrate from previous versions of Windows to Windows 8.1
o Upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8 to Windows 8.1
Lecture Focus Questions:
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


You have Windows 7 Professional installed. Which editions of Windows 7
support an upgrade from your current system?
You have Windows 7 Home Premium installed. You would like the system
to run the Home Basic edition. How would you make the change?
When upgrading to Windows 7, what are the tasks you should complete
prior to running the setup program?
How does the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor tool simplify the process of
upgrading Windows 7 to a different edition?
Under what circumstances must you perform a clean installation instead of
an upgrade installation?
You want to upgrade your Windows Vista system to Windows 8.1. Will
your applications be retained during the upgrade?
You currently use Windows 8.1 and want to upgrade to Windows 8.1
Professional. How can you do this?
Video/Demo
6.4.1 Windows 7 Upgrade Overview
6.4.2 Upgrading to Windows 7 From Windows Vista
6.4.3 Windows 8.x Upgrade Paths and Options
6.4.4 Upgrading to Windows 8
6.4.5 Upgrading to Windows 8.1
Total
Time
4:16
4:55
9:34
7:30
8:19
34:34
Number of Exam Questions
12 questions
Total Time
About 50 minutes
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Section 6.5: User Profile and Data Migration
Summary
This section examines preserving user profile data during an upgrade and
migrating the user data back to a specified computer once the upgrade is
completed. Details discussed include:






User Profile data and settings preserved during migration
Types of migrations:
o Side-by-side
o Wipe-and-load
Migration tools:
o Windows Easy Transfer (WET)
o User State Migration Tool (USMT)
The role of the C:\Windows.old\directory
ScanState
LoadState
Students will learn how to:



Use USMT to migrate user settings and profile information.
On the source computer run Scanstate to save the migration user
accounts to a network share.
On the destination computer run Loadstate to import user migration
information from a network share.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

103. Migrate user profiles.
o Migrating from one machine to another
o Migrating from previous versions of Windows
o Side-by-side vs. wipe and load
70-687 Exam Objectives:

103. Migrate and configure user data.
o Migrate user profiles
o Configure folder location
o Configure profiles including:
 Profile version
 Local
 Roaming
 Mandatory
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Lecture Focus Questions:









What are the main differences between a side-by-side migration and a
wipe-and-load migration?
What types of files and data are moved during a migration?
How can you save user data during a migration?
When would you choose to perform a migration using the Windows Easy
Transfer (WET) over the User State Migration Tool (USMT)?
What are the transfer methods available when using WET to save user
files?
In what order should USMT commands be executed during a migration?
What are the different kinds of migration stores supported by USMT?
Which scanstate command moves Windows XP user data files during a
hard-link migration?
How can you customize a USMT migration?
Video/Demo
Time
6.5.1 Windows 7 User Profile and Data Migration
6.5.2 Windows 8 User Profile and Data Migration
6.5.3 Using WET
6.5.5 Using USMT
6.5.6 Using Config.xml in a USMT Migration
6.5.7 Using Custom XML Files in a USMT Migration
10:56
11:14
11:43
6:09
13:33
11:18
Total
64:53
Number of Exam Questions
15 questions
Total Time
About 85 minutes
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Section 6.6: VHD Installation
Summary
This section discusses using a Virtual Hard Disk (VHD) to install Windows 7
Enterprise and Ultimate as well as Windows 8 Professional and Enterprise in a
VHD file. Concepts covered include:



Benefits of using a VHD file:
o Ease of use
o Bootable
o Compatible with hypervisor systems
o Installation
General actions with a VHD file:
o Create
o Attach
o Detach
o Compact
o Expand
Tools to create and manage VHD files:
o Disk Management
o DiskPart
o WIM2VHD
o BCDEdit
Students will learn how to:




Create a VHD file and apply a Windows image to the file.
Install Windows to a VHD file.
Configure a computer to boot from the VHD file.
Create a dual boot system using a VHD file.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

204. Configure a VHD.
o Creating, deploying, booting, mounting, and updating VHDs
o Offline updates
o Offline servicing
70-687 Exam Objectives:


102. Install Windows 8.1.
o Install to VHD
206. Configure Hyper-V.
o Create and configure virtual disks
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Lecture Focus Questions:





What is the difference between a Virtual Hard Drive (VHD) and a standard
Hard Disk Drive (HDD)?
What are the advantages of using a VHD for Windows installations?
What is the difference between a fixed disk VHD file and a dynamically
expanding VHD file?
Which utilities would you use to create, manage and mount VHD files?
What is a native-boot VHD?
Video/Demo
Time
6.6.1 Virtual Hard Disk (VHD) Overview
9:44
6.6.2 Creating VHD Image Installations
12:42
6.6.4 Installing Windows 7 on a VHD
4:07
6.6.5 Creating a Windows 7 / Windows 8.x Dual Boot Syste 10:40
Total
37:13
Lab/Activity
Create a VHD
Number of Exam Questions
10 questions
Total Time
About 55 minutes
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Section 6.7: Client-Side Virtualization
Summary
This section examines Client-Side Virtualization. Concepts covered include:



Client Hyper-V requirements:
o Windows 8
o System
Methods to implement Client Hyper-V:
o External virtual networks
o Internal virtual networks
o Private virtual networks
Actions to use Client Hyper-V on Windows 8:
o Enable Hyper-V
o Configure virtual networking
o Create virtual machines
o Start the virtual machine
o Connect to the VM
Students will learn how to:



Enable and configure Hyper-V on a Windows 8.x system.
Create and manage virtual machine snapshots.
Create an external virtual switch to allow a virtual machine to access a
physical network.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

204. Configure a VHD.
o Creating, deploying, booting, mounting, and updating VHDs
70-687 Exam Objectives:


102. Install Windows 8.1.
o Install to VHD
205. Configure Hyper-V.
o Create and configure virtual machines, including integration
services
o Create and manage checkpoints
o Create and configure virtual switches
o Create and configure virtual disks
o Move a virtual machine’s storage
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Lecture Focus Questions:




How is Hyper-V implemented in Windows 8.x?
What are the three different kinds of virtual switches that can be created?
You have decided to implement Client Hyper-V. What version of Windows
8.x is required?
What is the difference between an internal virtual network and a private
virtual network when implementing virtual networking using Client HyperV?
Video/Demo
6.7.1 Virtualization Overview
6.7.2 Client-Side Virtualization in Windows 8.x
6.7.3 Creating Virtual Machines
6.7.4 Managing Virtual Machine Snapshots
6.7.5 Managing Virtual Networking
Total
Time
9:49
6:43
9:10
5:24
6:10
37:16
Number of Exam Questions
8 questions
Total Time
About 50 minutes
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Section 7.1: System Images Overview
Summary
This section provides an overview of using system images to deploy Windows to
computers in a large enterprise environment.
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


Stored as a Windows Image (WIM) file
Windows Automated Installation Kit (Windows AIK) tools:
o Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE or WinPE)
o Windows System Image Manger (Windows SIM)
o System Preparation Tool (Sysprep)
o ImageX
o Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM)
o Oscdimg
Types of computers required to prepare a system image:
o Reference
o Technician
General steps to create a system image
70-680 Exam Objectives:

201. Capture a system image.
Lecture Focus Questions:




What are the advantages of using a system image to install Windows to
computers?
What is the file extension of a Windows system image file?
How do you create an answer file for an automated installation?
Which tools does the Windows Automated Installation Kit include to
prepare or create a system image?
Video/Demo
7.1.1 System Images Overview
Time
3:45
Number of Exam Questions
2 questions
Total Time
About 10 minutes
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Section 7.2: Image Preparation
Summary
In this section students will learn about image preparation. Details include:










Basic steps to perform a normal Windows installation:
o windowsPE
o offlineServicing
o specialize
o oobeSystem
Additional steps to prepare and deploy a system image:
o generalize
o auditSystem
o auditUser
Methods to run Windows Setup:
o Interactive (attended)
o Automated (unattended)
Windows SIM
General steps to create an answer file
Considerations when using an answer file for automated installations
Results of using Sysprep
Sysprep switches:
o /audit
o /generalize
o /oobe
o /shutdown
o /reboot
o /quiet
o /quit
o /unattend
Considerations when using Sysprep
General steps to create, prepare, and deploy a Windows installation
image:
Students will learn how to:



Use Windows SIM to create an answer file.
Configure properties and components of the answer file to increase the
automation of the installation and setup.
Use Sysprep to prepare an installation before it is captured.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

201. Capture a system image.
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o Preparing system for capture
Lecture Focus Questions:





What role does the Windows System Image Manager (Windows SIM)
perform during image preparation?
What is the purpose of the Sysprep utility?
What privileges are required to execute Sysprep?
Which Sysprep option allows a user to remove all machine-specific
information from an installation?
What is the out-of-box experience mode?
Video/Demo
7.2.1 Automated Installations
7.2.4 Creating an Answer File
7.2.5 Image Preparation
Total
Time
3:20
6:07
2:46
12:13
Number of Exam Questions
10 questions
Total Time
About 30 minutes
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Section 7.3: Image Capture
Summary
This section discusses capturing system images. Details include:






The role of Windows PE
Steps to create a bootable Windows PE disk for capturing system images
The role of ImageX
Considerations exclude specific files during the ImageX capture operation
ImageX options:
o /capture
o /configu
o /compress
o /split
o /apply
o /apply /ref
o /verify
Steps to capture the reference computer’s Windows installation onto a
network share
Students will learn how to:


Create a Windows PE boot disk.
Use ImageX to capture a Windows installation.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

201. Capture a system image. This objective may include but is not limited
to:
o Preparing system for capture
o Creating a WIM file
o Automated capture
o Manual capture
Lecture Focus Questions:





Which tool can you use to create a bootable Windows PE disc?
What are the boot sources for Windows PE?
Which tool is used to create an image from a reference computer?
What is the purpose of the exclusion exception section of the
wimscript.ini file?
Which imagex.exe option checks for errors and file duplication after
capturing the installation?
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Video/Demo
7.3.1 Image Capture
7.3.2 Capturing System Images
Total
Time
3:07
10:24
13:31
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 25 minutes
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Section 7.4: Manual Image Deployment
Summary
This section discusses manually deploying an image. Concepts covered include:


The process to manually deploy an image from a network share
Additional details on deploying an image
Students will learn how to:

Manually deploy an image onto a local computer.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

203. Deploy a system image.
o Manually deploying a customized image
Lecture Focus Questions:




What tools would you use to manually deploy an image from a network
share?
Why should you create two partitions on a hard drive prior to installing the
image?
What command at the command prompt connects a network share and
maps the drive with a letter?
What is the purpose of BCDBoot when deploying an image to the local
hard drive?
Video/Demo
7.4.1 Deploying Images with ImageX
Time
2:40
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 10 minutes
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Section 7.5: Image Servicing
Summary
In this section students will learn about using image servicing to manage and
maintain previously-captured images. Concepts covered include:



Mounting a previously captured image
Tools to service an image:
o Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM)
o ImageX
Components of the system image that typically need servicing:
o Drivers
o Windows Applications and Application Patches
o Windows Security Updates and Features
o International Settings
o Windows Editions
Students will learn how to:


Use ImageX to mount an image, make and save changes to the image,
and dismount the image.
Use DISM to mount an image, make changes to the image, gather
information about the image, and dismount the image.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

202. Prepare a system image for deployment.
o Inserting an application into a system image
o Inserting a driver into a system image
o Inserting an update into a system image
o Configuring tasks to run after deployment
Lecture Focus Questions:




When would you choose to use ImageX over DISM to mount an image?
When using DISM, how do you save changes before dismounting an
image?
How do you mount a read-write image with ImageX?
What is the difference between an online image and an offline image?
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Video/Demo
7.5.1 Image Servicing
7.5.2 Mounting and Unmounting Images
7.5.4 Image Servicing with DISM
7.5.5 Changing Image Settings and Drivers
7.5.6 Applying Updates to Images
Total
Time
4:00
9:45
8:06
6:03
3:32
31:26
Number of Exam Questions
14 questions
Total Time
About 50 minutes
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Section 7.6: Domain Image Deployment
Summary
This section discusses deploying a system image. Concepts covered include:










The role of the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT 2012)
Distribution methods:
o Lite Touch Installation (LTI)
o Zero Touch Installation (ZTI)
MDT 2012 Deployment Workbench areas to manage and distribute
Windows images:
o Distribution share
o Task sequences
o Deployment point
The role of Windows Deployment Services (WDS)
Types of WDS images:
o Install image
o Boot image
o Capture boot image
o Discover boot image
WDS requirements
Files WDS uses to automate the installation process using:
o Windows Deployment Services client unattend file
o Image unattend file
Transmission methods WDS supports to deploy images:
o Unicast
o Multicast
Scheduled casting
WDSUTIL utility
Students will learn how to:


Use WDS to create an installation and boot image.
Image a computer with a Windows image.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

203. Deploy a system image.
o Automated deployment methods
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Lecture Focus Questions:





What is the role of the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT)?
What is the difference between the Lite Touch Installation and Zero Touch
Installation MDT distribution methods?
What are the main areas of the MDT Deployment Workbench that are
used to manage and distribute Windows images?
What are the differences between the MDT and Windows Deployment
Services (WDS)?
What are the four different types of WDS images that may be used during
installation?
Video/Demo
7.6.1 Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT)
7.6.3 Windows Deployment Services (WDS)
7.6.4 Deploying Images with WDS
Total
Time
4:03
4:35
7:06
15:44
Lab/Activity
Create WDS Images
Number of Exam Questions
10 questions
Total Time
About 35 minutes
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Section 8.1: Mobile Device Management
Summary
This section discusses managing mobile devices using Windows Intune.
Concepts covered include:




Operating system supported by Windows Intune:
o Windows 8.x
o Windows RT 8.x
o Windows Phone 8
o Apple iOS devices such as the iPhone
Windows Intune can be deployed in two different configurations:
o Cloud-only mode
o United configuration mode
Intune management portals:
o Account Portal
o Admin Portal
o Company Portal
Tasks to configure the system, after signing up for a Windows Intune
subscription:
o Add Intune users
o Define Intune policies
o Manage users and groups
o Enroll computers
o Enroll mobile devices
Students will learn how to:

Enroll a Windows RT/8.x device with Windows Intune.
70-687 Exam Objectives:


502. Configure mobility options.
503. Configure security for mobile devices.
Lecture Focus Questions:




What different types of configurations can Windows Intune be deployed
in?
Which operating systems are supported by Windows Intune?
Which Windows Intune configuration requires the Microsoft System Center
Configuration Manager?
What is the difference between the Account Portal and the Admin Portal
Intune management portals?
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Video/Demo
8.1.1 Mobile Device Management
8.1.2 Managing Mobile Devices with Windows InTune
Total
Time
12:57
8:58
21:55
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 30 minutes
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Section 8.2: Network Access Protection (NAP)
Summary
This section provides an overview of Network Access Protection (NAP).
Concepts covered include:




NAP uses the following components:
o NAP client
o NAP server
o Enforcement Server (ES)
o Remediation server
Steps to configure NAP on the client computer
Remediating a client that is not compliant with health requirements
Exempting a computer that does not meet NAP requirements
70-680 Exam Objectives:

604. Configure remote connections.
o NAP quarantine remediation
70-687 Exam Objectives:

501. Configure remote connections.
o Configure virtual private network (VPN) connections
Lecture Focus Questions:



How does NAP determine if a client is non-compliant with specific
requirements?
How does a remediation server help non-compliant clients become
compliant?
What is the difference between the role of the enforcement server and the
NAP server?
Video/Demo
Time
8.2.1 Network Access Protection (NAP) 2:47
Number of Exam Questions
4 questions
Total Time
About 10 minutes
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Section 8.3: Virtual Private Network (VPN)
Summary
This section provides information about using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to
establish remote connections. Concepts covered include:





The role of a VPN connection
Benefits provided by VPNs
Common VPN security technologies:
o Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)
o Layer Two Tunneling Protocol (L2TP)
o Internet Protocol Security (IPSec)
o Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP)
o Internet Key Exchange version 2 (IKEv2)
Considerations when managing VPN connections
Remote access authentication protocols from least secure to most secure:
o Password Authentication Protocol (PAP)
o Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP)
o Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol version 2
(MS-CHAP v2)
o Extensible Authentication Protocol-Transport Layer Security (EAPTLS)
Students will learn how to:

Use the Network and Sharing Center to create a VPN connection.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

2.0 Access
o Enable remote access by doing the following:
 Establish a VPN connection to a remote access server.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

604. Configure remote connections.
o Establishing VPN connections and authentication
o Enabling a VPN reconnect
o Dial-up connections
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70-687 Exam Objectives:

501 Configure remote connections.
o Establish virtual private network (VPN) connections and
authentication
o Enable VPN reconnect
Lecture Focus Questions:






Under which circumstances would you use a VPN connection?
What process does a VPN use to secure IP traffic over a TCP/IP network?
What types of communications can be secured using IPSec?
Which protocol is the default protocol used for new VPN connections in
Windows 7 and Windows 8.x?
What benefit does VPN Reconnect provide over traditional VPN
connections?
Which Windows editions support VPN Reconnect?
Video/Demo
8.3.1 Virtual Private Network (VPN)
8.3.2 Creating a VPN Connection
Total
Time
9:47
12:10
21:57
Lab/Activity
Configure a VPN Connection
Number of Exam Questions
7 questions
Total Time
About 40 minutes
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Section 8.4: DirectAccess
Summary
In this section students will learn about using DirectAccess. Details covered
include:







The role of Direct Access
DirectAccess connection methods:
o Full enterprise network access (end-to-edge)
o Selected server access (modified end-to-edge)
o End-to-end
Basic steps for DirectAccess clients to connect to intranet resources
DirectAccess requirements for Windows 7/Windows Server 2008
deployment:
o Infrastructure
o Server
o Client
DirectAccess requirements for a Windows 8/Server 2012 implementation:
o Infrastructure
o Server
o Client
o Active Directory
Configuration details for DirectAccess components:
o Server
o Client side
Tools to manage DirectAccess:
o Certificates MMC snap-in
o Netsh
o Network Connections
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

2.0 Access
o Enable remote access by doing the following:
 Establish a connection to a DirectAccess server.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

602. Configure DirectAccess.
o Configuring client side
o Configuring authentication
o Network infrastructure requirements
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Lecture Focus Questions:




What are the advantages of using DirectAccess to access corporate file
servers?
What is the difference between full enterprise network access and
selected server access?
What are the requirements for a DirectAccess client?
How does the client's IP address configuration affect how the client sends
traffic to the DirectAccess server?
Video/Demo
8.4.1 DirectAccess
8.4.2 DirectAccess Configuration Options
Total
Time
9:05
7:43
16:48
Number of Exam Questions
7 questions
Total Time
About 30 minutes
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Section 8.5: BitLocker
Summary
This section discusses using BitLocker to protect data on lost or stolen laptops.
Concepts covered include:



The role of BitLocker
Components of BitLocker:
o BitLocker partition
o Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
o Non-TPM Security
o BIOS support
BitLocker vs Encrypting File System (EFS)
Students will learn how to:



Encrypt data with BitLocker.
Generate recovery keys and create a BitLocker DRA.
Configure BitLocker to implement BitLocker without a TPM.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

9.0 Security
o Encrypt data on a Windows system in the following ways:
 Enable whole-disk encryption using TPM and BitLocker.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

601. Configure BitLocker and BitLocker To Go.
o Configuring BitLocker and BitLocker To Go policies
o Managing Trusted Platform Module (TPM) PINs
o Configuring startup key storage
o Data recovery agent support
70-687 Exam Objectives:

503. Configure security for mobile devices.
o Configure BitLocker and BitLocker To Go policies
o Configure startup key storage
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Lecture Focus Questions:






What is the difference between suspending protection and decrypting the
drive?
When implementing BitLocker, why is it a good idea to run a system check
before encrypting the drive?
When using BitLocker, what are the requirements of the Trusted Platform
Module? How can you implement BitLocker without a TPM?
What would happen if BitLocker were enabled and the USB flash device
which holds the key were to be lost?
Where can the BitLocker recovery key be backed up to?
Which command can you use to remove unused fragments from a
BitLocker protected drive?
Video/Demo
8.5.1 BitLocker
8.5.3 BitLocker Configuration
8.5.4 Using BitLocker Command Line Tools
8.5.5 Configuring BitLocker Recovery Agents
8.5.6 Implementing BitLocker without a TPM
Total
Time
3:18
4:46
9:58
4:07
7:44
29:53
Number of Exam Questions
11 questions
Total Time
About 45 minutes
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Section 8.6: BitLocker To Go
Summary
This section discusses using BitLocker To Go to protect portable storage
devices. Concepts covered include:







The role of BitLocker To Go
Policies that control BitLocker To Go are:
o Control use of BitLocker on removable drives
o Configuer use of smart cards on removable drives
o Deny write access to removable drives not protected by BitLocker
o Allow access to BitLocker-protected removable data drives from
earlier version of Windows
o Configure use of password for removable data drives
o Choose how BitLocker-protected removable drives can be
recovered
Using the manage-bde command line tool switches to manage BitLocker
and BitLocker To Go:
o –status
o –on / -off
o –pause / -resume
o –lock / -unlock
o –changepin
o –changepassword
o -changekey
BitLocker modes which determine the security level offered:
o TPM-only
o TPM with startup key
o TPM with PIN
o TPM with PIN and startup key
o Without a TPM
Configuring and managing BitLocker
Security components of a BitLocker configuration:
o TPM owner password
o Recovery key
o PIN
o Startup key
o Data volume key
o Data Recovery Agent
BitLocker configuration details
Students will learn how to:

Configure BitLocker To Go to deny write access to unauthorized USB
flash devices.
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Client Pro Exam Objectives:

9.0 Security
o Encrypt data on a Windows system in the following ways:
 Enable whole-disk encryption using TPM and BitLocker.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

601. Configure BitLocker and BitLocker To Go.
o Configuring BitLocker and BitLocker To Go policies
o Managing Trusted Platform Module (TPM) PINs
o Configuring startup key storage
o Data recovery agent support
70-687 Exam Objectives:

503. Configure security for mobile devices.
o Configure BitLocker and BitLocker To Go policies
o Configure startup key storage
Lecture Focus Questions:


What is the difference in function between BitLocker and BitLocker To
Go?
Which editions of Windows 7 and Windows 8 allow read access to
BitLocker To Go devices?
Video/Demo
8.6.1 BitLocker To Go
8.6.2 Implementing BitLocker To Go
Total
Time
3:52
7:30
11:22
Number of Exam Questions
4 questions
Total Time
About 20 minutes
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Section 8.7: Mobile Device Security
Summary
This section examines providing security for mobile devices. Details include:


Threats to data security that mobile devices:
o Losing the device
o Malware
o Hacking
o Lack of centralized security enforcement
Security features used by Windows RT to ensure the security of data on a
mobile devices:
o App security
o User Account Control (UAC)
o Device Encryption
o Strong passwords
o Remote wipe
o Privacy settings
Students will learn how to:



Configure Windows 8.x privacy settings.
Back up the recovery key for device encryption.
Configure location settings to determine the physical location of a
specified mobile device.
70-687 Exam Objectives:




101. Evaluate hardware readiness and compatibility.
o Determine requirements for particular features, including:
 Pervasive device encryption
203. Control access to local hardware and applications.
o Configure Assigned Access
502. Configure mobility options.
503. Configure security for mobile devices.
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Lecture Focus Questions:





What types of threats can affect data security on mobile devices?
What are the main differences between device encryption and BitLocker to
Go?
Why doesn't Windows RT load app modules that are not digitally signed
by Microsoft?
Which methods can be used by Windows Location Providers to determine
the location of a mobile device? Which is the most accurate?
How can you protect sensitive data on lost mobile devices?
Video/Demo
8.7.1 Mobile Device Security
Time
12:31
8.7.2 Configuring Windows Mobile Device Security 4:07
8.7.3 Configuring Windows Intune Security Policies 7:57
8.7.4 Location Settings
8.7.5 Configuring Location Settings
Total
5:31
5:14
35:20
Lab/Activity
Configure Privacy Settings
Number of Exam Questions
6 questions
Total Time
About 50 minutes
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Section 8.8: Power Management
Summary
In this section students will learn the basics of managing power plans to optimize
the power consumption of a mobile computer. Concepts covered include:




Default Power Plans:
o Power saver
o High performance
o Balanced
Basic Power Plan options:
o Require password on wakeup
o Choose what the power buttons do
o Power buttons and lid
o Display
o Hard disk
o Wireless adapter settings
o USB settings
o Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI)
o Multimedia settings
o Processor power management
o Battery
Power saving states include:
o Shut down
o Sleep
o Hibernation
o Hybrid sleep
Additional tools to configure power options:
o Group Policy
o powercfg command
Students will learn how to:



Use power plans to manage the power consumption of a mobile computer.
Configure power plan settings to provide better performance on a mobile
device.
Create a custom power plan and configure it for the required situation.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

4.0 Hardware
o Optimize hardware performance by doing the following:
 Configure power options.
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70-680 Exam Objectives:

704. Configure performance settings.
o Configuring power plans
o Configuring power
70-687 Exam Objectives:

502. Configure mobility options.
o Configure power policies
Lecture Focus Questions:







How does a power plan help to optimize the performance and conserve
energy on a laptop?
What are the three default power plans in Power Options?
What are the differences between hibernate and sleep power saving
states?
What are the differences between the sleep and the hybrid sleep power
saving states?
What happens to the system when the critical battery level is reached?
What are the actions you can define for when the notebook lid is closed?
Which power saving state does the system awaken from the fastest?
Video/Demo
8.8.1 Power Plans
8.8.2 Configuring Power Plans
Total
Time
6:51
15:43
22:34
Lab/Activity
Edit Power Options
Create a Power Plan
Number of Exam Questions
8 questions
Total Time
About 45 minutes
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Section 8.9: Mobility Options
Summary
This section discusses options to manage mobile devices and the use of offline
files. Concepts covered include:





Features to use, manage and maintain Windows mobile devices:
o Input Methods
o Broadband connection controls
o Mobility Center Options
o Sync Center
o OneDrive
o Presentation settings
Offline file operating modes:
o Online
o Auto Offline
o Manual Offline
o Slow-link
Offline Files:
o Enable Offline Files on the client
o Enable Offline Files on a shared folder
Offline Files concepts:
o Automatic synchronization
o Manual synchronization
o Transparent caching
o Conflict resolution
Considerations when working with Offline Files
Students will learn how to:


Configure Offline Files to allow users to access files and folders when they
are disconnected from the network.
Use the Sync Center on a mobile device to resolve a conflict of an offline
file.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:


5.0 Storage
o Configure offline files.
6.0 Networking
o Connect a mobile Windows system to a mobile broadband network.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

603. Configure mobility options.
o Configuring offline file policies
o Transparent caching
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
o Creating and migrating power policy
704. Configure performance settings.
o Mobile computing performance issues
70-687 Exam Objectives:


501. Configure remote connections.
o Manage broadband tethering
502. Configure mobility options.
o Configuring offline file policies
o Configure sync options
Lecture Focus Questions:







When would you enable Airplane Mode on a mobile device?
What information can be synchronized between Windows 8.x devices?
What types of settings can you configure using the Mobility Center for
mobile devices?
What is the process of transparent caching?
What are the options for resolving a synchronization conflict?
How does Offline Files allow you to work with files even when you are not
connected to the network?
What triggers the system to go from online mode to slow-link mode in
Offline Files?
Video/Demo
8.9.1 Mobility Tools
8.9.4 Offline Files
8.9.5 Offline Files Management
8.9.6 Configuring Offline Files
Total
Time
9:51
9:37
4:50
10:25
34:43
Lab/Activity
Manage Synchronization Settings
Configure Offline Settings
Number of Exam Questions
15 questions
Total Time
About 65 minutes
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Section 8.10: Mobile Networking
Summary
This section examines wireless technologies to provide mobile device
communication. Concepts covered include:

Wireless technologies:
o WiFi Direct
o Broadband wireless connections
o Near Field Communications
Students will learn how to:

Configure a WiFi direct connection.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

6.0 Networking
o Enable networking on Windows by doing the following:
 Install a wireless network interface and configure it to do the
following:
 Securely connect to a wireless access point.
 Securely connect to other wireless hosts using WiFi
Direct. (Windows 8 only)
o Connect a mobile Windows system to a mobile broadband network.
o Share system resources on a Windows system by doing the
following:
 Use Near Field Communications to share data with mobile
devices. (Windows 8 only)
70-687 Exam Objectives:



101. Evaluate hardware readiness and compatibility.
o Determine requirements for particular features, including:
 Miracast display
501. Configure remote connections.
o Manage broadband tethering
502. Configure mobility options.
o Configure WiFi Direct
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Lecture Focus Questions:





What type of connections does WiFi Direct replace?
What are the hardware requirements to establish a WiFi Direct
connection?
When using WiFi Direct what type of drivers must be used with the
wireless network adapters?
When would you use broadband wireless (cellular) connections?
What are the requirements for using broadband wireless connections?
Video/Demo
Time
8.10.1 WiFi Direct
5:31
8.10.2 Configuring a WiFi Direct Connection 2:20
8.10.3 Broadband Wireless Connections 3:30
Total
11:21
Number of Exam Questions
6 questions
Total Time
About 20 minutes
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Section 9.1: Troubleshooting Tools
Summary
This section discusses the following Windows Diagnostics Infrastructure (WDI)
troubleshooting tools and utilities:






Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool (WMDT)
Windows Network Diagnostics
Startup and Recovery options
Startup Repair
System Configuration Utility (Msconfig.exe)
Service console (Services (MMC snap-in)
Students will learn how to:





Use the Services Console to view and manage services, such as starting,
stopping, pausing, and resuming.
Use the Services Console to configure the computer's response if a
service fails or stops.
Start and stop services from the command line.
Use msconfig to view all the items that are processed during the computer
startup, and disable an item if needed.
Use msconfig to launch support tools for managing and maintaining a
system.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:


3.0 Applications
o Manage running processes on a Windows system by doing the
following:
 Configure the way services are started at boot.
 Manually start or stop services.
 Use Task Manager to view and kill running processes.
10.0 Monitoring
o Monitor a Windows system by doing the following:
 Monitor processes and resource usage with Task Manager.
70-680 Exam Objectives:


703. Monitor systems.
o Generating a system diagnostics report
704. Configure performance settings.
o Configuring networking performance
o Configuring services and programs to resolve performance issues
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70-687 Exam Objectives:

603. Monitor system performance.
o Configure Task Manager
Lecture Focus Questions:





How would you disable a service without rebooting?
Which tool would you use to scan and manage memory?
Which types of network problems does the Windows Network Diagnostics
troubleshoot?
Which troubleshooting tools run automatically when they detect a
problem?
What types of missing or corrupt files does Startup Repair try to fix?
Video/Demo
9.1.1 System Troubleshooting Tools
9.1.2 System Configuration Tools
9.1.3 Configuring Services and Startup Items
Total
Time
6:45
8:04
14:31
29:20
Lab/Activity
Configure Services
Configure Startup Items
Number of Exam Questions
6 questions
Total Time
About 50 minutes
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Section 9.2: System Events
Summary
This section provides information about system events generated by the
operating system and other programs. Concepts covered include:







Common event logs:
o Application
o Security
o Setup
o System
o Forwarded Events
Features available with event logs:
o Filter events
o Custom views
o Attach a task
o Event log online help
Accessing Event Viewer
Event Subscriptions
Subscriptions types:
o Collector initiated
o Source initiated
Types of delivery for Event Subscriptions:
o Normal
o Minimized bandwidth
o Minimized latency
o Custom
Supported Windows versions
Students will learn how to:


Use custom views and the properties of events to troubleshoot and
diagnose issues on the system.
Configure collector initiated and source initiated subscriptions.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

10.0 Monitoring
o Monitor a Windows system by doing the following:
 Monitor system events with Event Viewer.
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70-680 Exam Objectives:

703. Monitor systems.
o Configuring event logging
o Filtering event logs
o Event subscriptions
70-687 Exam Objectives:


501. Configure remote connections.
o Configure remote authentication
603. Monitor system performance.
o Configure and analyze event logs
o Configure event subscriptions
Lecture Focus Questions:





What common event logs can be viewed in Event Viewer?
Why would you choose to filter events in Event Viewer?
What is the difference between filtering events versus using a custom
view?
What type of tasks can you attach to an event when a specific event
occurs?
When would you choose to use a collector-initiated subscription over a
source-initiated subscription?
Video/Demo
Time
9.2.1 Event Viewer
6:47
9.2.2 Using Event Viewer
11:14
9.2.4 Event Subscriptions
10:36
9.2.5 Configuring Collector-initiated Subscriptions 2:55
9.2.7 Configuring Source-initiated Subscriptions 5:56
Total
37:28
Number of Exam Questions
12 questions
Total Time
About 55 minutes
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Section 9.3: Performance Monitoring
Summary
This section discusses tools to monitor the performance of a system. Details
include:







The role of the Performance Information Tools
Windows Experience Index (WEI)
Features of the Windows Performance Monitor:
o Performance Monitor
o Data Collector Set (DCS)
o Reports
perfmon.exe
logman
The role of the Windows Performance Toolkit (WPT)
Tools in the WPT
o Windows Performance Recorder (WPR)
o Windows Performance Analyzer (WPA)
Students will learn how to:



Use the Windows Experience Index to establish the base score of a
machine.
Use Performance Monitor to gather information about the performance of
a computer.
Create a Data Collector Set to capture information and monitor the
performance of a computer.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

10.0 Monitoring
o Monitor a Windows system by doing the following:
 Monitor processes and resource usage with Performance
Monitor.
70-680 Exam Objectives:


703. Monitor systems.
o Data collector sets
o Generating a system diagnostics report
704. Configure performance settings.
o Configuring desktop environment
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70-687 Exam Objectives:

603. Monitor system performance.
o Monitor system resources
o Optimize networking performance
Lecture Focus Questions:




Which components does the Windows Experience Index test to determine
the base score?
How is the base score of the Windows Experience Index calculated?
What are the key differences between Performance Monitor and Data
Collector Sets?
What types of performance analysis can the three tools in the Windows
Performance Toolkit (WPT) perform?
Video/Demo
9.3.1 Performance Information and Tools Console
9.3.2 Viewing the Windows Experience Index
9.3.5 Performance Monitor Console
9.3.6 Monitoring Performance
9.3.8 Windows Performance Toolkit (WPT)
Total
Time
6:46
5:28
9:12
10:02
4:10
35:38
Lab/Activity
Update the Windows Experience Index
Number of Exam Questions
10 questions
Total Time
About 55 minutes
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Section 9.4: Resource Monitoring
Summary
This section provides information about the following resource monitoring tools:




Windows 7 Task Manager
Windows 8 Task Manager
Resource Monitor
Process Explorer
Students will learn how to:

Use Task Manager and Resource Monitor to view and manage processes
and services on a computer.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

10.0 Monitoring
o Monitor a Windows system by doing the following:
 Monitor processes and resource usage with Task Manager.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

703. Monitor systems.
70-687 Exam Objectives:

603. Monitor systems.
o Configure Task Manager
o Monitor system resources
Lecture Focus Questions:




Under which circumstances should you use Resource Monitor versus
Task Manager in Windows?
What type of information is provided by a wait chain?
How does processor affinity affect the use of system resources?
How can you use Resource Monitor to identify which application is writing
to a disk?
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Video/Demo
9.4.1 Resource Monitor and Process Explorer
9.4.2 Monitoring Resources in Windows 7
9.4.3 Monitoring Resources in Windows 8
Total
Time
5:05
8:28
8:55
22:28
Number of Exam Questions
8 questions
Total Time
About 35 minutes
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Section 9.5: Reliability and Performance Maintenance
Summary
This section provides information about using the Reliability Monitor and
Windows Action Center to monitor the health of a Windows system.
Students will learn how to:


Use the Reliability Monitor to view the historical data of the operating
system.
Use the data in the Action Center to troubleshoot a computer.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

10.0 Monitoring
o Monitor a Windows system by doing the following:
 Monitor system reliability with Reliability Monitor and the
Action Center.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

403. Configure networking settings.
o Configuring security settings on the client
70-687 Exam Objectives:

603. Monitor system performance.
o Monitor system resources
o Optimize the networking performance
Lecture Focus Questions:




What is the role of the Reliability Monitor?
How is the stability index value calculated?
What kind of warnings does the Action Center provide?
Which service is required for Action Center to run properly?
Video/Demo
Time
9.5.1 Reliability Monitor and Action Center 5:46
9.5.2 Using Reliability Monitor
5:20
9.5.3 Using the Action Center
4:45
Total
15:51
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 20 minutes
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Section 9.6: Optimization
Summary
This section discusses optimizing the performance of a system. Concepts
covered include:

Features to increase the system performance:
o Visual Effects
o Processor Scheduling
o Paging File
o Data Execution Protection (DEP)
o Write Caching
o ReadyBoost
Students will learn how to:


Edit the Advanced System Settings to increase the performance of a
machine.
Configure the virtual memory settings to optimize the computer's
performance.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:



3.0 Applications
o Manage running processes on a Windows system by doing the
following:
 Adjust processor scheduling.
4.0 Hardware
o Optimize hardware performance by doing the following:
 Optimize performance settings.
 Configure page file settings.
5.0 Storage
o Manage storage on a Windows system by doing the following:
 Optimize storage devices.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

704. Configure performance settings.
o Configuring page files
o Configuring hard drive cache
o Configuring processor scheduling
o Configuring desktop environment
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70-687 Exam Objectives:

603. Monitor system performance.
o Monitor system resources
o Adjust indexing options
Lecture Focus Questions:







If you have a machine that is responding rather slowly, what settings could
you change to increase the performance of this machine?
What type of processor scheduling would you use on a desktop machine
running Windows?
What is a temporary solution to resolve the problem of the paging file
usage nearing 100%? What is a more permanent solution?
How does Data Execution Protection (DEP) help prevent damage from
viruses and other security threats?
What type of write caching option increases performance for internal hard
disk drives?
How can ReadyBoost increase system performance?
How can you optimize the indexing process?
Video/Demo
9.6.1 Optimization
9.6.2 Optimizing Performance
9.6.3 Configuring Indexing
Total
Time
5:46
5:39
7:27
18:52
Lab/Activity
Configure Virtual Memory
Number of Exam Questions
10 questions
Total Time
About 35 minutes
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Section 9.7: Remote Management
Summary
This section discusses managing remote access. Tools discussed include:


Windows remote Management (WinRM)
Remote management tools for Windows computers:
o Windows Remote Shell (WinRS)
o PsExec
o PowerShell
o Computer Management MMC
Students will learn how to:




Enable remote management and configure trusts between clients.
Execute and run commands locally and remotely on different computers
using PowerShell and WinRS.
Use filtering and pipelining with PowerShell to display only specific data.
Configure Remote Desktop to allow a connection to a remote computer.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

2.0 Access
o Enable remote access by doing the following:
 Configure Remote Desktop access.
70-680 Exam Objectives:


405. Configure remote management.
o Remote management methods
o Configuring remote management tools
o Executing PowerShell commands
604. Configure remote connections.
o Remote desktop
70-687 Exam Objectives:



304 Configure remote management.
o Choose the appropriate remote management tools
o Configure remote management settings
o Modify settings remotely by using MMCs or Windows PowerShell
501. Configure remote connections.
o Configure remote authentication
Configure Remote Desktop settings
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Lecture Focus Questions:






What is the difference between authenticating for remote management in
a domain versus in a workgroup?
How can you run PowerShell commands on a remote computer?
How can you use psexec to run commands on a remote computer?
Which Windows versions and editions support accepting incoming
Remote Desktop connection requests?
If you cannot connect to the remote computer when using Remote
Desktop, what items should you consider and verify?
What are the advantages of using RemoteApp?
Video/Demo
9.7.1 Remote Management Tools
9.7.2 Using Remote Management Tools
9.7.4 Remote Desktop
9.7.5 Using Remote Desktop
Total
Time
8:12
6:21
7:30
13:15
35:18
Lab/Activity
Configure Remote Desktop
Number of Exam Questions
16 questions
Total Time
About 55 minutes
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Section 9.8: Remote Assistance
Summary
This section examines details about using Remote Assistance to configure and
initiate a Remote Assistance session.
Students will learn how to:


Use Remote Assistance to provide help and support to users.
Configure a Remote Assistance invitation.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

2.0 Access
o Enable remote access by doing the following:
 Configure Remote Assistance.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

405. Configure remote management. This objective may include but is not
limited to:
o Remote management methods
o Configuring remote management tools
70-687 Exam Objectives:

304. Configure remote management.
o Choose the appropriate remote management tools
o Configure remote management settings
o Configure Remote Assistance, including Easy Connect
Lecture Focus Questions:



What are the differences between Remote Assistance and Remote
Desktop?
What are the steps required to initiate a Remote Assistance session?
How can the novice take back control of his computer during a Remote
Assistance session?
Video/Demo
9.8.1 Remote Assistance
9.8.2 Using Remote Assistance
Total
Time
2:33
8:47
11:20
Number of Exam Questions
4 questions
Total Time
About 15 minutes
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Section 10.1: System Updates
Summary
In this section students will explore using system updates to keep a computer
secure and up-to-date. Details about the following concepts will be covered:


The role of Windows Update
Update considerations when using Windows Update:
o Update options
o Update categories
o Manual download
o Update history
o Required user privileges
o Removing updates
o Updating other Microsoft products
o Configuring a proxy update server
Students will learn how to:

Use Windows Update to manage and maintain updates.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

8.0 System Protection
o Configure automatic updates on a Windows system.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

701. Configure updates to Windows 7.
o Configuring update settings
o Determining source of updates
o Configuring Windows Update policies
o Reviewing update history
o Checking for new updates
o Rolling back updates
70-687 Exam Objectives:

601. Configure and manage updates.
o Configure update settings
o Configure Windows Update policies
o Manage update history
o Roll back updates
o Update Windows Store apps
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Lecture Focus Questions:



How can you manually check for updates, but not install them?
How do you install optional updates?
What is the difference between Microsoft Update and Windows Update?
Video/Demo
Time
10.1.1 Windows Updates
8:01
10.1.2 Configuring Windows Update in Windows 7
7:03
10.1.3 Configuring Windows Update in Windows 8.x 10:00
10.1.4 Updating Windows Store Applications
3:59
Total
29:03
Lab/Activity
Configure Windows Update
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 40 minutes
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Section 10.2: Update Deployment and Management
Summary
This section discusses tools to deploy and manage updates. The following
concepts will be covered:





The role of a local update server
Tools to centrally manage updates:
o Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)
o System Center Essentials
o System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM)
o Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA)
Automatic Update Policies available:
o Configure Automatic Updates
o Specify intranet Microsoft Update service location
o Enable client-side targeting
o Reschedule Automatic Updates Scheduled Installations
o No Auto-Restart For Scheduled Automatic Updates and
Installations
o Automatic Updates detection frequency
o Allow Automatic Updates immediate installation
o Delay restart of schedule installations
o Re-prompt for restart with scheduled installations
o Allow non-administrators to receive update notifications
o Do not display ‘Install Updates and Shut Down’ option in Shut
Down Windows dialog box
Download options:
o Automatic
o Notification
Installation Option
o Automatic (Scheduled)
o Notification
Students will learn how to:

Configure Windows clients to connect to and download updates from a
Windows Server Update Server (WSUS).
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Client Pro Exam Objectives:

8.0 System Protection
o Configure automatic updates on a Windows system.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

701. Configure updates to Windows 7.
o Configuring update settings
o Determining source of updates
o Configuring Windows Update policies
o Reviewing update history
o Checking for new updates
o Rolling back updates
70-687 Exam Objectives:

601. Configure and manage updates.
o Configure update settings
o Configure Windows Update policies
o Manage update history
o Roll back updates
o Update Windows Store apps
Lecture Focus Questions:


Under which circumstances would you choose a WSUS solution rather
than a standard Windows Update solution?
What types of operating system vulnerabilities are identified by the
Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA)?
Video/Demo
10.2.1 Update Deployment and Management
10.2.2 Configuring WSUS Clients
Total
Time
7:57
12:29
20:26
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 30 minutes
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Section 10.3: System Backup
Summary
This section covers the following details about backup.



Considerations when managing backups:
o Types of backup;
 System image
 File backup
o Backup location
o Requirements for backup
o Scheduling backups
File History in Windows 8
Parameters to manage File History:
o Save copies of files
o Size of offline cache
o Keep saved versions
Students will learn how to:


Create a complete system image of a machine.
Configure and schedule backups of user files and folders on the computer.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

8.0 System Protection
o Protect data on a Windows system by doing the following:
 Configure backups, system images, and system repair discs.
 Recover data using backups, system images, and system
repair discs.
 Configure File History. (Windows 8 only)
o Protect operating system files and settings on a Windows system
using System Restore.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

801. Configure backup.
o Creating a system recovery disk
o Backing up files, folders, or full system
o Scheduling backups
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70-687 Exam Objectives:


701. Configure system recovery.
o Configure a recovery drive
o Configure system restore
o Perform a driver rollback
o Perform a refresh or recycle
o Configure restore points
702. Configure file recovery.
o Restore previous versions of files and folders
o Configure file history
Lecture Focus Questions:





What is the difference between the two types of backups available through
Backup and Restore (on Windows 7) and Windows 7 File Recovery (on
Windows 8)?
Which file system is required for the destination when backing up a
system image?
When is a Backup Set folder created and what is saved to the folder?
Which feature allows open files to be backed up?
What files can be protected with File History?
Video/Demo
10.3.1 Windows 7 System Backup
10.3.2 Implementing System Backups in Windows 7
10.3.3 Windows 8.x Backup Tools
10.3.4 Protecting Data in Windows 8.x
Total
Time
11:23
6:18
8:35
12:23
38:39
Lab/Activity
Back Up the Computer
Number of Exam Questions
18 questions
Total Time
About 65 minutes
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Section 10.4: Windows 7 Data Recovery
Summary
In this section students will learn about recovering files in Windows 7. Details
include:

Windows 7 locations that previous versions of files exist:
o Backup
o Shadow copies
o System images
Students will learn how to:


Restore and recover files from a backup.
Manually create a restore point and configure a schedule to create future
restore points.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

8.0 System Protection
o Protect data on a Windows system by doing the following:
 Recover data using backups, system images, and system
repair discs.
 Restore files by configuring previous file versions.
 Configure File History. (Windows 8 only)
70-680 Exam Objectives:

803. Configure file recovery options.
o Configuring file restore points
o Restoring previous versions of files and folders
o Restoring damaged or deleted files by using shadow copies
o Restore user profiles
Lecture Focus Questions:





When would you configure the System Protection settings on Windows 7
to automatically save files but not system settings?
What is the difference between a shadow copy and a file which is in the
Backup Set folder?
Which tools allow you to restore individual files?
What options are given when attempting to restore a file to a location
where a file with the same name already exists?
What must you do to restore files from a Complete PC Backup VHD file?
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Video/Demo
Time
10.4.1 Windows 7 Data Recovery
4:16
10.4.2 Recovering Files from Backups in Windows 7
2:18
10.4.3 Recovering Files from Shadow Copies in Windows 7 6:59
Total
13:33
Lab/Activity
Recover a File from Previous Versions
Copy a Folder from Previous Versions
Number of Exam Questions
10 questions
Total Time
About 35 minutes
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Section 10.5: Windows 8 Data Recovery
Summary
In this section students will learn about recovering files in Windows 8. Details
include:

Backup methods:
o File History
o System image
Students will learn how to:


Configure File History.
Recover previous file versions using File History.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

8.0 System Protection
o Protect data on a Windows system by doing the following:
 Recover data using backups, system images, and system
repair discs.
 Restore files by configuring previous file versions.
 Configure File History. (Windows 8 only)
70-687 Exam Objectives:

703. Configure file recovery.
o Restore previous versions of files and folders
o Configure file history
Lecture Focus Questions:




What are the key differences between System Protection on Windows 7
and on Windows 8?
What are the key differences between the backup functions provided on
Windows 8 and Windows 8.1?
What must you do to configure File History on Windows 8.x?
How do you restore files using File History?
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Video/Demo
Time
10.5.1 Windows 8.x Data Recovery
2:09
10.5.2 Recovering Data in Windows 8.x 10:57
Total
13:06
Lab/Activity
Configure File History
Recover a File from File History
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 30 minutes
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Section 10.6: System Recovery
Summary
This section discusses information about system recovery. Details include:





Tools to assist in system recovery:
o System Restore (restore point)
o System Recovery Options
o Boot Configuration Data (BCD)
o Refresh your PC
o Reset your PC
The role of a recovery drive
Startup modes for Windows 7:
o Repair Your Computer
o Safe Mode
o Safe Mode with Networking
o Safe Mode with Command Prompt
o Enable Boot Logging
o Enable low-resolution video (640x480 256 colors)
o Last Known Good Configuration
o Debugging mode
o Disable automatic restart on system failure
Changes from Windows 7 startup modes to Windows 8 startup modes
Recommendations to troubleshoot startup errors with the advanced boot
options
Students will learn how to:



Boot a system into a variety of modes for troubleshooting purposes.
Perform a system restore using restore points.
Use a system image to restore system settings after a volume failure.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

8.0 System Protection
o Protect data on a Windows system by doing the following:
 Configure backups, system images, and system repair discs.
 Recover data using backups, system images, and system
repair discs.
o Protect operating system files and settings on a Windows system
using System Restore.
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70-680 Exam Objectives:

802. Configure system recovery options.
o Configuring system restore points
o Restoring system settings
o Last known good configuration
o Complete restore; driver rollback
70-687 Exam Objectives:


701. Configure system recovery.
o Configure a recovery drive
o Configure a system restore
o Perform a driver rollback
o Perform a refresh or reset
o Configure restore points
702. Configure file recovery.
o Restore previous versions of files and folders
o Configure file history
Lecture Focus Questions:










What are the differences between system recovery on Windows 7 and on
Windows 8.x?
When your system is having significant problems, what are your alternate
boot mode options?
How do you access the recovery environment on Windows 8.x?
What types of drivers and services are loaded when you boot in Safe
Mode?
When would you choose to use the Last Known Good Configuration?
What types of events trigger automatic restore points to be created?
Which tool can delete all restore points except for the last restore point?
How can you get a system running again as quickly as possible after a
disk holding the operating system fails?
When would you use system reset versus a system refresh on Windows
8.x?
What tool can you use to disable an errant driver that is preventing the
system from booting completely?
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Video/Demo
10.6.1 Windows 7 System Recovery
10.6.2 Using System Recovery in Windows 7
10.6.3 Windows 8.x System Recovery
10.6.4 Windows 8.x Refresh and Reset System Recover
10.6.5 Using the Advanced Options Menu in Windows 8.x
10.6.8 Using System Recovery in Windows 8.x
10.6.10 Using the Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset
to Recover a System
Total
Time
11:26
6:54
6:43
6:16
12:52
9:14
12:08
65:33
Lab/Activity
Create a Restore Point
Number of Exam Questions
15 questions
Total Time
About 80 minutes
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Section 11.1: Application Restriction
Summary
This section provides students with an overview of application restriction.
Concepts covered include:






Software restriction policies restrict the execution of specific:
o Applications
o Installation files
o Scripts
o Dynamic-Link Library (DLL) files
Application restriction rules (listed most specific to least specific)
o Hash
o Certificate
o Path
o Network Zone
o Default
AppLocker policies
AppLocker rule types:
o Executable
o Windows Installer
o Script
o DLL
o Packaged App
AppLocker rules have the following conditions:
o Publisher
o Path
o Hash
Considerations when managing AppLocker
Students will learn how to:


Configure a local software restriction policy for a specific user.
Create an application control policy.
Client Pro Objectives:

3.0 Applications
o Manage Windows applications by doing the following:
 Use AppLocker to secure installed applications.
 Use Group Policies to control access to applications.
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70-680 Exam Objectives:

303. Configure application restrictions.
o Setting software restriction policies
o Setting application control policies
o Setting through group policy or local security policy
70-687 Exam Objectives:

203. Control access to local hardware and applications.
o Configure applications restrictions, including:
 Software Restriction Policies
 AppLocker
Lecture Focus Questions:





How are software restriction policies managed, and in what order are they
applied?
Which software restriction rule can be used to prevent installation of an
application downloaded from a web site in the Restricted Sites zone?
How does a hash rule identify one application from another? Does the
same hash value always apply after the application receives a software
update?
What are the advantages of using AppLocker over software restriction
policies?
If software restriction policies and AppLocker policies are configured on
the same object, which rules take precedence?
Video/Demo
Time
11.1.1 Application Restriction Overview
1:36
11.1.2 Software Restriction Policies
6:57
11.1.3 Implementing Software Restriction Policies12:37
11.1.5 AppLocker
7:07
11.1.6 Implementing AppLocker
12:25
Total
40:43
Number of Exam Questions
11 questions
Total Time
About 55 minutes
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Section 11.2: Secure Boot
Summary
This section provides information about using Secure Boot. Details include:

Considerations when using Secure Boot
o Hardware requirements
o Software requirements
o Choosing boot options
o Secure Boot databases
o Manually updating or turning off Secure Boot
o Recovery processes
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

9.0 Security
o Harden a Windows workstation by doing the following:
 Protect against malware by configuring Secure Boot.
(Windows 8 only)
70-687 Exam Objectives:

101. Evaluate hardware readiness and compatibility.
o Determine requirements for particular features, including:
 Secure Boot
Lecture Focus Questions:






How does Secure Boot prevent rootkits from overwriting the boot loader
on the hard disk drive?
What are the hardware requirements for Secure Boot? software
requirements?
What is the role of the signature database? the revoked signature
database?
What happens when the system has problems when trying to boot while
using Secure Boot?
Under what conditions should Secure Boot be disabled?
What happens if you install a 3rd-party device who's firmware doesn't
have a recognized certificate in a system that uses Secure Boot?
Video/Demo
11.2.1 Secure Boot
Time
5:38
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 15 minutes
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Section 11.3: Internet Explorer
Summary
This section discusses configuring security settings for Internet Explorer. Details
include:








InPrivate Mode features:
o InPrivate Browsing
o InPrivate Filtering/Tracking Protection
Controlling InPrivate Mode through Group Policy settings
Features that enhance Internet Explorer security:
o SmartScreen Filter
o Delete Browsing History
o Pop-Up Blocker
o AutoComplete
o Per User Per Site ActiveX Control
o Cross-Site Scripting Filter
o Data Execution Prevention
o Content Advisor
o Advanced Settings
Components to configure the Compatibility View:
o Compatibility View button
o Compatibility View Settings
o Group Policy
Managing Internet Explorer Add-ons
Categories for Add-ons:
o Toolbars and Extensions
o Search Providers
o Accelerators
o InPrivate Filtering/Tracking Protection
Details when using Manage Add-ons
Group Policies to restrict the add-ons:
o Add-on List
o Deny all add-ons unless specifically allowed in the Add-on List
o All Processes
o Process List
o Do not allow users to enable or disable add-ons
Students will learn how to:




Use InPrivate Mode to protect privacy.
Use accelerators to quickly access, share, search, translate or obtain
additional information about a topic.
Add additional accelerators to provide additional functionality.
Configure Compatibility View
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Client Pro Exam Objectives:

9.0 Security
o Harden a Windows workstation by doing the following:
 Configure Internet Explorer security settings.
70-680 Exam Objectives:


302. Configure application compatibility.
o Compatibility issues with Internet Explorer
304. Configure Internet Explorer.
o Configuring compatibility view
o Configuring security settings
o Configuring providers
o Managing add-ons
o Controlling InPrivate mode
70-687 Exam Objectives:

204. Configure Internet Explorer 11 and Internet Explorer for the desktop.
o Configure compatibility view
o Configure Internet Explorer 11 settings, including
 Add-ons
Lecture Focus Questions:






How does the SmartScreen Filter detect phishing Web sites and Web
sites that dispense malware?
How do the InPrivate Mode features protect a user's privacy?
When would you choose to disable an add-on?
What function does the Compatibility View provide for users?
How can you clear previously-saved passwords saved in Internet
Explorer?
How are websockets used to provide access to Web content?
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Video/Demo
Time
11.3.1 Internet Explorer Security Configuration 7:02
11.3.4 Compatibility View and Add-ons 4:44
11.3.7 Using IE 10 Features
9:55
11.3.8 Using InPrivate Browsing
5:18
11.3.9 Using SmartScreen Filter
3:45
11.3.10 WebSocket
7:42
Total
38:26
Number of Exam Questions
14 questions
Total Time
About 60 minutes
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Section 11.4: Internet Options
Summary
In this section students will learn about settings for the Internet Explorer web
browser. Concepts covered include:




Internet Options tabs containing preference settings:
o General
o Security
o Privacy
o Content
o Connections
o Programs
o Advanced
Security Level
Protected Mode
Security zones
o Local intranet
o Trusted sites
o Restricted sites
o Internet
Students will learn how to:

Configure advanced security settings, zone membership, and privacy
settings for IE.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

9.0 Security
o Harden a Windows workstation by doing the following:
 Configure Internet Explorer security settings.
70-680 Exam Objectives:

304. Configure Internet Explorer.
o Configuring security settings
o Certificates for secure Web sites
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70-687 Exam Objectives:

204. Configure Internet Explorer 11 and Internet Explorer for the desktop.
o Configure Internet Explorer 11 settings, including
 Downloads
 Security
 Privacy
Lecture Focus Questions:




What are the different kinds of security zones?
What is the difference between the default security level and the default
protected mode assigned to security zones?
What is the difference between a root CA and a subordinate CA?
How do you configure URL links to always open in the desktop version of
Internet Explorer?
Video/Demo
11.4.1 Internet Options
11.4.2 Configuring Internet Options
11.4.3 Configuring Security Zones
Total
Time
4:30
9:11
4:04
17:45
Lab/Activity
Modify Zone Memberships
Configure Privacy Settings
Configure Advanced Security Settings
Restore Advanced Settings
Number of Exam Questions
10 questions
Total Time
About 50 minutes
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Section 11.5: Windows Defender
Summary
This section discusses using Windows Defender to protect against security
threats caused by spyware and other unwanted software. Details include:


Windows Defender components :
o Automatic scanning
o Real-time protection
o Alert action
o SpyNet Community
Considerations when working with Windows Defender
Students will learn how to:


Configure Windows Defender to scan a system for malware.
Configure the Windows Defender protection settings to run automatic
scans.
Client Pro Exam Objectives:

9.0 Security
o Harden a Windows workstation by doing the following:
 Protect against malware by configuring Windows Defender.
Lecture Focus Questions:



What are the differences between the three types of Windows Defender
automatic scans?
What is the difference between the remove and quarantine action in
Windows Defender?
What is a heuristic and how can it help identify possible threats to your
computer?
Video/Demo
11.5.1 Windows Defender
11.5.2 Configuring Windows Defender
Total
Time
2:51
8:27
11:18
Number of Exam Questions
5 questions
Total Time
About 20 minutes
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Windows Client Pro Practice Exams
Summary
This section provides information to help prepare students to take the Windows
Client Pro Certification exam. Students will have the opportunity of testing their
mastery of the concepts presented in this course to reaffirm that they are ready
for the certification exam.
Students will typically take about 5-10 minutes (depending upon the complexity
and their level of knowledge) to complete each simulation question in the
following practice exams. There is no time limit on the amount of time a student
can take to complete the practice exams for the following domains.
Windows Client Pro Objective 1: Windows Operating System Installation (2
simulation questions)
Windows Client Pro Objective 2: Access (7 simulation questions)
Windows Client Pro Objective 3: Applications (2 simulation questions)
Windows Client Pro Objective 4: Hardware (6 simulation questions)
Windows Client Pro Objective 5: Storage (9 simulation questions)
Windows Client Pro Objective 6: Networking (10 simulation questions)
Windows Client Pro Objective 7: Printing (1 simulation question)
Windows Client Pro Objective 8: System Protection (7 simulation questions)
Windows Client Pro Objective 9: Security (10 simulation questions)
Windows Client Pro Objective 10: Monitoring (2 simulation questions)
The Windows Client Pro Certification Practice Exam consists of 15 simulation
questions that are randomly selected from the above practice exams. Each time
the Certification Practice Exam is accessed different questions may be
presented.
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MS 70-680 Practice Exams
Summary
This section provides information to help prepare students to take the MS 70-680
exam and to register for the exam. Students will have the opportunity of testing
their mastery of the concepts presented in this course to reaffirm that they are
ready for the certification exam.
Students will typically take about 1 minute to complete each question in the
following practice exams. There is no time limit on the amount of time a student
can take to complete the practice exams for the following domains.
Objective 100. Installing, Upgrading, and Migrating to Windows 7 (38 questions)
Objective 200. Deploying Windows 7 (53 questions)
Objective 300. Configuring Hardware and Applications (53 questions)
Objective 400. Configuring Network Connectivity (78 questions)
Objective 500. Configuring Access to Resources (71 questions)
Objective 600. Configuring Mobile Computing (64 questions)
Objective 700. Monitoring and Maintaining Systems that Run Windows 7 (84
questions)
Objective 800. Configuring Backup and Recovery Options (31 questions)
The 70-680 Certification Practice Exam consists of 50 questions that are
randomly selected from the above practice exams. Each time the Certification
Practice Exam is accessed different questions may be presented. The
Certification Practice Exam has a time limit of 2 hours and 10 minutes. A passing
score of 95% should verify that the student has mastered the concepts and is
ready to take the real certification exam.
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MS 70-687 Practice Exams
Summary
This section provides information to help prepare students to take the MS 70-687
exam and to register for the exam. Students will have the opportunity of testing
their mastery of the concepts presented in this course to reaffirm that they are
ready for the certification exam.
Students will typically take about 1 minute to complete each question in the
following practice exams. There is no time limit on the amount of time a student
can take to complete the practice exams for the following domains.
Objective 100. Install and Upgrade to Windows 8.1 (36 questions)
Objective 200. Configure Hardware and Applications (75 questions)
Objective 300. Configuring Network Connectivity (69 questions)
Objective 400. Configure Access to Resources (79 questions)
Objective 500. Configure Remote Access and Mobility (70 questions)
Objective 600. Monitor and Maintain Windows Clients (79 questions)
Objective 700. Configure Backup and Recovery Options (21 questions)
The 70-687 Certification Practice Exam consists of 50 questions that are
randomly selected from the above practice exams. Each time the Certification
Practice Exam is accessed different questions may be presented. The
Certification Practice Exam has a time limit of 2 hours and 10 minutes. A passing
score of 95% should verify that the student has mastered the concepts and is
ready to take the real certification exam.
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Appendix A: Approximate Time for the Course
The total time for the LabSim Windows Client Pro course is approximately 70
hours and 45 minutes. The time is calculated by adding the approximate time for
each section which is calculated using the following elements:




Video/demo times
Approximate time to read the text lesson (the length of each text lesson is
taken into consideration)
Simulations (5 minutes assigned per simulation)
Questions (1 minute per question)
The breakdown for this course is as follows:
Module
Sections
Time
Minute HR:MM
1.0 Course Introduction
1.1 Course Introduction
1.2 Windows as a Client
1.3 Windows 7 User Interface
1.4 Windows 8.x User Interface Overview
20
50
25
40
135
2:15
60
40
75
40
35
5
25
280
4:40
40
30
70
20
55
15
90
320
5:20
2.0 Hardware Management
2.1 Devices and Drivers
2.2 Display Management
2.3 Disk Partitions and Volumes
2.4 Storage Spaces
2.5 Disk Optimization
2.6 Removable Storage
2.7 OneDrive Storage
3.0 Network Configuration
3.1 IPv4
3.2 IPv6
3.3 IP Address Configuration
3.4 Wireless Networking Overview
3.5 Wireless Networking Configuration
3.6 Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
3.7 Windows Firewall
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4.0 Application Management
4.1 Desktop Applications
4.2 User Account Control (UAC)
4.3 Application Compatibility
4.4 Application Virtualization
4.5 Windows Store Applications
40
35
45
15
30
165
2:45
5.1 Authentication and Authorization
5.2 Authentication Management
5.3 Alternative Authentication Options
5.4 NTFS Permissions
5.5 Resource Sharing
5.6 Libraries and HomeGroups
5.7 Printer Sharing and Management
5.8 Auditing
5.9 Encryption
5.10 BranchCache
10
80
40
50
50
40
45
20
45
30
410
6:50
60
30
60
50
85
55
50
390
6:30
10
30
25
10
50
35
160
2:40
5.0 DNS
6.0 Windows Installation
6.1 Windows Versions
6.2 Windows 7 Installation
6.3 Windows 8.x Installation
6.4 Windows Upgrade
6.5 User Profile and Data Migration
6.6 VHD Installation
6.7 Client-Side Virtualization
7.0 System Images
7.1 Print Servers
7.2 Image Preparation
7.3 Image Capture
7.4 Manual Image Deployment
7.5 Image Servicing
7.6 Domain Image Deployment
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8.0 Mobile Computing
8.1 Mobile Device Management
8.2 Network Access Protection (NAP)
8.3 Virtual Private network (VPN)
8.4 DirectAccess
8.5 BitLocker
8.6 BitLocker To Go
8.7 Mobile Device Security
8.8 Power Management
8.9 Mobility Options
8.10 Mobile Networking
30
10
40
30
45
20
50
45
65
20
355
5:55
50
55
55
35
20
35
55
15
320
5:20
40
30
65
35
30
80
280
4:40
55
15
60
50
20
200
3:20
9.0 Networking
9.1 Troubleshooting Tools
9.2 System Events
9.3 Performance Monitoring
9.4 Resource Monitoring
9.5 Reliability and Performance Maintenance
9.6 Optimization
9.7 Remote Management
9.8 Remote Assistance
10.System Protection
10.1 System Updates
10.2 Update Deployment and Management
10.3 System Backup
10.4 Windows 7 Data Recovery
10.5 Windows 8.x Data Recovery
10.6 System Recovery
11.Security
11.1 Application Restriction
11.2 Secure Boot
11.3 Internet Explorer
11.4 Internet Options
11.5 Windows Defender
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Windows Client Pro Practice Exams
Obj.1: Windows Operating System Installation (2
simulation questions
Obj.2: Access (7 simulation questions)
Obj.3: Applications (2 simulation questions)
Obj. 4: Hardware (6 simulation questions)
Obj. 5: Storage (9 simulation questions)
Obj. 6: Networking (10 simulation questions)
Obj. 7: Printing (1 simulation question)
Obj. 8: System Protection (7 simulation questions)
Obj. 9: Security (10 simulation questions)
Obj. 10: Monitoring (2 simulation questions)
10
35
10
30
45
50
5
35
50
10
Windows Client Pro Certification Practice Exam
(15 simulation questions)
120
400
6:40
522
8:42
MS 70-680 Practice Exams
Obj.100: Installing, Upgrading, and Migrating to
Windows 7 (38 questions)
Obj.200: Deploying Windows 7 (53 questions)
Obj.300: Configuring Hardware and Applications
(53 questions)
Obj. 400: Configuring Network Connectivity (78
questions)
Obj. 500: Configuring Access to Resources (71
questions)
Obj. 600: Configuring Mobile Computing (64
questions)
Obj. 700: Monitoring and Maintaining Systems
that Run Windows 7 (84 questions)
Obj. 800: Configuring Backup and Recovery
Options (31 questions)
70-680 Certification Practice Exam (50 questions)
38
53
53
78
71
64
84
31
50
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Microsoft 70-687 Practice Exams
Obj. 100: Installing and Upgrade to Windows 8.1
(36 questions)
Obj. 200: Configure Hardware and Applications
(75 questions)
Obj. 300: Configuring Network Connectivity (69
questions)
Obj. 400: Configuring Access to Resources (79
questions)
Obj. 500: Configuring Remote Access and Mobility
(70 questions)
Obj. 600: Monitor and Maintain Windows Clients
(79 questions)
Obj. 700: Configure Backup and Recovery Options
(21 questions)
70-687 Certification Practice Exam (50 questions)
36
75
69
79
70
79
21
50
443
7:23
Total
Time
4245
70:45
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Appendix B: Windows Client Pro Objectives
The Windows Client Pro course covers the following Windows Client Pro
objectives:
#
1.0
Exam Objective
Module.Section
Windows operating system installation and monitoring
6.1, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4,
6.5, 6.7
7.6
9.1, 9.2, 9.3, 9.4,
9.5
Install the correct PC hardware to support the
installation of Windows.
Select the correct version and edition of Windows to
meet end-user requirements.
Perform a clean installation of Windows 7 or
Windows 8 to meet end-user requirements.
Upgrade an existing Windows Vista system to
Windows 7.
Upgrade an existing Windows 7 system to Windows
8.
Use Windows To Go to create a bootable USB flash
storage device.
Create and manage virtual machines on a Windows
8 system by doing the following:
o Enable Client Hyper-V.
o Create a new virtual machine and install
an operating system within it.
Deploy a system image using automated
deployment methods
Monitor a Windows operating system by doing the
following:
o Monitor processes and resource usage
with Task Manager.
o Monitor processes and resource usage
with Performance Monitor.
o Monitor system events with Event
Viewer.
o Monitor system reliability with Reliability
Monitor and the Action Center.
2.0
Access
Manage users and groups by doing the following:
o Create new users.
o Create new groups and add members.
o Manage user passwords.
o Manage user account types.
Link a local user to a Microsoft account. (Windows 8
only)
Restrict access to files and folders on a Windows
5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4
8.2, 8.3
9.7, 9.8
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system using NTFS permissions.
Enable remote access by doing the following:
o Configure Remote Desktop access.
o Establish a connection to a DirectAccess
server.
o Establish a VPN connection to a remote
access server.
o Configure Remote Assistance.
3.0
Applications
Manage Windows applications by doing the
following:
o Install a standard Windows application
using Windows Installer.
o Run an application in Compatibility
Mode.
o Use AppLocker to secure installed
applications.
o Use Group Policies to control access to
applications.
o Manage App-V applications.
Manage running processes on a Windows system
by doing the following:
o Configure the way services are started at
boot.
o Manually start or stop services.
o Use Task Manager to view and kill
running processes.
o Adjust processor scheduling.
Manage Windows Store apps on a Windows 8
system by doing the following:
o Install, manage, and uninstall apps from
the Windows Store.
o Configure location settings for locationaware apps.
4.0
Hardware
Manage devices in Device Manager by doing the
following:
o Install, uninstall, and rollback device
drivers.
o Disable and enable hardware devices.
Customize display settings.
Optimize hardware performance by doing the
following:
o Configure power options.
o Optimize performance settings.
4.1, 4.3, 4.4, 4.5
9.1, 9.6
11.1
2.1, 2.2
8.7
9.6
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o
5.0
Configure page file settings.
Storage
Add storage to a Windows system by doing the
following:
o Add storage devices to the system.
o Create, format, and mount volumes.
Add storage spaces to a Windows 8 system by
doing the following:
o Define storage pools.
o Create storage spaces.
Manage storage on a Windows system by doing the
following:
o Optimize storage devices.
o Check storage devices and file systems
for errors.
Configure offline files.
6.0
Networking
Enable networking on Windows by doing the
following:
o Install a wired network interface and
connect it to a network switch.
o Install a wireless network interface and
configure it to do the following:
 Securely connect to a wireless
access point.
 Securely connect to other
wireless hosts using WiFi
Direct. (Windows 8 only)
Connect a mobile Windows system to a mobile
broadband network.
Given a network diagram, configure network
settings on a Windows system by doing the
following:
o Configure an appropriate IPv4 address,
subnet mask, default gateway address,
and DNS server address.
o Configure IPv6 settings.
Share system resources on a Windows system by
doing the following:
o Share a folder.
o Share a printer and add drivers for other
operating systems.
o Restrict access to a shared folder or
printer using share permissions.
o Configure HomeGroup sharing.
o Use OneDrive to store files. (Windows 8
2.3, 2.4, 2.5
8.8
9.6
2.7
3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4,
3.5
5.5, 5.6, 5.7
8.8, 8.9
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o
7.0
only)
Use Near Field Communications to share
data with mobile devices. (Windows 8
only)
Printing
5.7
Configure and manage printing on a Windows
system by doing the following:
o Connect a printer to a local port and
configure the appropriate drivers and
utilities.
o Connect to a shared printer on the
network and configure the appropriate
drivers and utilities.
o Configure printer settings.
o Manage print jobs in the print queue.
8.0
System Protection
10.1, 10.2, 10.3,
10.4, 10.5, 10.6
Protect data on a Windows system by doing the
following:
o Configure backups, system images, and
system repair discs.
o Recover data using backups, system
images, and system repair discs.
o Restore files by configuring previous file
versions.
o Configure File History. (Windows 8 only)
Protect operating system files and settings on a
Windows system using System Restore.
Configure automatic updates on a Windows system.
9.0
Security
Manage Windows user certificates.
Encrypt data on a Windows system in the following
ways:
o Encrypt files and folders on a per-file
basis using Encrypting File System
(EFS).
o Enable whole-disk encryption using TPM
and BitLocker.
Harden a Windows workstation by doing the
following:
o Configure Internet Explorer security
settings.
o Configure authentication restrictions.
3.7
4.2
5.1, 5.2, 5.9
8.4, 8.5
11.2, 11.3, 11.4,
11.5
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o
o
o
o
o
10.0
Configure password policies.
Configure User Account Control (UAC)
rules.
Configure Windows Firewall and
Windows Firewall with Advanced
Security rules.
Protect against malware by configuring
Secure Boot. (Windows 8 only)
Protect against malware by configuring
Windows Defender.
Monitoring
9.1, 9.2, 9.3, 9.4,
9.5
Monitor a Windows system by doing the following:
o Monitor processes and resource usage
with Task Manager.
o Monitor processes and resource usage
with Performance Monitor.
o Monitor system events with Event
Viewer.
o Monitor system reliability with Reliability
Monitor and the Action Center.
11.0
Virtualization
6.7
Create and manage virtual machines on a Windows
8 system by doing the following:
o Enable Client Hyper-V.
o Create a new virtual machine and install
an operating system within it.
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Appendix C: 70-680 TS: Windows 7, Configuring
Objectives
The certification exam measures your ability to install, configure, maintain, and
troubleshoot the Windows 7 operating system. Before taking the exam, you
should be proficient in the skills listed below:
#
Objective
100
Installing, Upgrading, and Migrating to Windows 7
(14%)
101
Perform a clean installation.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Module.Section
6.1
6.2
Identifying hardware requirements
Setting up as the sole operating system
Setting up as dual boot; installation methods
Boot from the source of installation, preparing the
installation source: USB, CD, network share,
WDS
102
Upgrade to Windows 7 from previous versions of Windows.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
6.4
Upgrading from Windows Vista
Migrating from Windows XP
Upgrading from one edition of Windows 7 to
another edition of Windows 7
103
Migrate user profiles.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
6.5
Migrating from one machine to another
Migrating from previous versions of Windows
Side-by-side vs. wipe and load
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200
Deploying Windows 7 (13%)
201
Capture a system image.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
7.1
7.2
7.3
Preparing system for capture
Creating a WIM file
Automated capture
Manual capture
202
Prepare a system image for deployment.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
7.5
Inserting an application into a system image
Inserting a driver into a system image
Inserting an update into a system image
Configuring tasks to run after deployment
203
Deploy a system image.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
7.4
7.6
Automated deployment methods
Manually deploying a customized image
204
Configure a VHD.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
6.6
Creating, deploying, booting, mounting, and
updating VHDs
Offline updates
Offline servicing
300
Configuring Hardware and Applications (14%)
301
Configure devices.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
2.1
Updating, disabling, and uninstalling drivers
Signed drivers
Conflicts between drivers
Configuring driver settings
Resolving problem device driver
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302
Configure application compatibility.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
4.3
11.3
Setting compatibility mode
Implementing shims
Compatibility issues with Internet Explorer
303
Configure application restrictions.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
11.1
Setting software restriction policies
Setting application control policies
Setting through group policy or local security policy
304
Configure Internet Explorer.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
11.3
11.4
Configuring compatibility view
Configuring security settings
Configuring providers
Managing add-ons
Controlling InPrivate mode
Certificates for secure Web sites
400
Configuring Network Connectivity (14%)
401
Configure IPv4 network settings.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
3.1
3.3
Connecting to a network
Configuring name resolution
Setting up a connection for a network
Network locations
Resolving connectivity issues
APIPA
402
Configure IPv6 network settings.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
3.2
3.3
Configuring name resolution
Connecting to a network
Setting up a connection for a network
Network locations
Resolving connectivity issues
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Link local multicast name resolution
403
Configure networking settings.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Adding a physically connected (wired) or wireless
device
Connecting to a wireless network
Configuring security settings on the client
Set preferred wireless networks
Configuring network adapters
Configuring location-aware printing
404
Configure Windows Firewall.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
5.7
9.5
3.7
Configuring rules for multiple profiles
Allowing or denying an application
Network-profile-specific rules
Configuring notifications
Configuring authenticated exceptions
405
Configure remote management.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
9.7
9.8
Remote management methods
Configuring remote management tools
Executing PowerShell commands
500
Configuring Access to Resources (13%)
501
Configure shared resources.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
5.5
5.6
5.7
Folder virtualization
Shared folder permissions
Printers and queues
Configuring HomeGroup settings
502
Configure file and folder access.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
5.4
5.9
Encrypting files and folders by using EFS
Configuring NTFS permissions
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Resolving effective permissions issues
Copying files vs. moving files
503
Configure user account control (UAC).
This objective may include but is not limited to:
4.2
Configuring local security policy
Configuring admin vs. standard UAC prompt
behaviors
Configuring Secure Desktop
504
Configure authentication and authorization.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
5.1
5.2
Resolving authentication issues
Configuring rights
Managing credentials
Managing certificates
Smart cards with PIV
Elevating user privileges
Multifactor authentication
505
Configure BranchCache.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
5.10
Distributed cache mode vs. hosted mode
Network infrastructure requirements
Configuring settings
Certificate management
600
Configuring Mobile Computing (10%)
601
Configure BitLocker and BitLocker To Go.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
8.4
8.5
Configuring BitLocker and BitLocker To Go policies
Managing Trusted Platform Module (TPM) PINs
Configuring startup key storage
Data recovery agent support
602
Configure DirectAccess.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
8.3
Configuring client side
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Configuring authentication
Network infrastructure requirements
603
Configure mobility options.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
8.7
8.8
Configuring offline file policies
Transparent caching
Creating and migrating power policy
604
Configure remote connections.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Establishing VPN connections and authentication
Enabling a VPN reconnect
Advanced security auditing
NAP quarantine remediation
Dial-up connections
Remote desktop
Published apps
700
Monitoring and Maintaining Systems that Run
Windows 7 (11%)
701
Configure updates to Windows 7.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
5.8
8.1
8.2
9.7
10.1
10.2
Configuring update settings
Determining source of updates
Configuring Windows Update policies
Reviewing update history
Checking for new updates
Rolling back updates
702
Manage disks.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
2.3
2.5
2.6
Managing disk volumes
Managing file system fragmentation
RAID
Removable device policies
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703
Monitor systems.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Configuring event logging
Filtering event logs
Event subscriptions
Data collector sets
Generating a system diagnostics report
704
Configure performance settings.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Configuring page files
Configuring hard drive cache
Updated drivers
Configuring networking performance
Configuring power plans
Configuring processor scheduling
Configuring desktop environment
Configuring services and programs to resolve
performance issues
Mobile computing performance issues
Configuring power
800
800 Configuring Backup and Recovery Options
(11%)
801
Configure backup.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
2.1
2.2
8.7
8.8
9.1
9.3
9.5
9.6
10.3
Creating a system recovery disk
Backing up files, folders, or full system
Scheduling backups
802
Configure system recovery options.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
10.6
Configuring system restore points
Restoring system settings
Last known good configuration
Complete restore; driver rollback
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803
Configure file recovery options.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
10.4
Configuring file restore points
Restoring previous versions of files and folders
Restoring damaged or deleted files by using
shadow copies
Restore user profiles
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Appendix D: 70-687 TS: Windows 8.1, Configuring
Objectives
This certification exam measures your ability to install, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot the
Windows 8.1 operating system. Before taking the exam, you should be proficient in the skills
listed below:
#
Objective
100
Install and Upgrade to Windows 8.1 (10-15%)
101
Evaluate hardware readiness and compatibility.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Choose between an upgrade or a clean installation
Determine which SKU to install, including Windows
RT
Determine requirements for particular features,
including:
o Hyper-V
o Miracast display
o Pervasive device encryption
o Virtual smart cards
o Secure Boot
102
Install Windows 8.1.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Install as Windows to Go
Migrate from previous versions of Windows to
Windows 8.1
Upgrade from Windows 7 or Windows 8 to
Windows 8.1
Install to VHD
Install additional Windows features
Configure for additional languages
103
Migrate and configure user data.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Module.Section
6.1
8.7
8.10
11.2
4.1
6.3
6.4
6.6
6.7
5.6
6.5
Migrate user profiles
Configure folder location
Configure profiles including:
o Profile version
o Local
o Roaming
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Mandatory
200
Configure Hardware and Applications (10-15%)
201
Configure devices and device drivers.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
2.1
2.2
Install, update, disable, and roll back drivers
Resolve driver issues
Configure driver settings, including:
o Signed and unsigned drivers
o Manage driver packages
202
Install and configure desktop apps and Windows Store
apps.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
4.1
4.3
4.5
Install and repair applications by using Windows
Installer
Configure default program settings
Modify file associations
Manage access to Windows Store
203
Control access to local hardware and applications.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
2.6
8.7
11.1
Configure application restrictions, including:
o Software Restriction Policies
o AppLocker
Manage installation of and access to removable
devices
Configure Assigned Access
204
Configure Internet Explorer 11 and Internet Explorer for the
desktop.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
11.3
11.4
Configure compatibility view
Configure Internet Explorer 11 settings, including
o Add-ons
o Downloads
o Security
o Privacy
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205
Configure Hyper-V.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
6.6
6.7
Create and configure virtual machines, including
integration services
Create and manage checkpoints
Create and configure virtual switches
Create and configure virtual disks
Move a virtual machine's storage
300
Configure Network Connectivity (10-15%)
301
Configure IP settings.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
3.1
3.2
3.3
Configure name resolution
Connect to a network
Configure network locations
302
Configure networking settings.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
3.4
3.5
5.7
Connect to a wireless network
Manage preferred wireless networks
Configure network adapters
Configure location-aware printing
303
Configure and maintain network security.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
3.1
3.2
3.7
Configure Windows Firewall
Configure Windows Firewall with Advanced
Security
Configure connection security rules (IPSec)
Configure authenticated exceptions
Configure network discovery
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with any of these companies and the products and services advertised herein are not endorsed by any of them.
304
Configure remote management.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
9.7
9.8
Choose the appropriate remote management tools
Configure remote management settings
Modify settings remotely by using MMCs or
Windows PowerShell
Configure Remote Assistance, including Easy
Connect
400
Configure Access to Resources (10-15%)
401
Configure shared resources.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Configure shared folder permissions
Configure HomeGroup settings
Configure libraries
Configure shared printers
Set up and configure OneDrive
402
Configure file and folder access.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Encrypt files and folders by using Encrypting File
System (EFS)
Configure NTFS permissions
Configure disk quotas
Configure file access auditing
403
Configure authentication and authorization.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Configure user rights
Manage credentials
Manage certificates
Configure biometrics
Configure picture password
Configure PIN
Set up and configure Microsoft Account
Configure virtual smart cards
Configure authentication in workgroups or domains
Configure User Account Control (UAC) behavior
2.7
5.5
5.6
5.7
2.5
5.4
5.8
5.9
4.2
5.1
5.2
5.3
6.1
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with any of these companies and the products and services advertised herein are not endorsed by any of them.
500
Configure Remote Access and Mobility (15-20%)
501
Configure remote connections.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Configure remote authentication
Configure Remote Desktop settings
Configure virtual private network (VPN)
connections and authentication
Enable VPN reconnect
Manage broadband tethering
502
Configure mobility options.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Configure offline file policies
Configure power policies
Configure Windows to Go
Configure sync options
Configure WiFi direct
503
Configure security for mobile devices.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Configure BitLocker and BitLocker To Go policies
Configure startup key storage
600
Monitor and Maintain Windows Clients (10-15%)
601
Configure and manage updates.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
8.2
8.3
8.9
8.10
9.2
9.7
6.3
8.1
8.7
8.8
8.9
8.10
8.1
8.5
8.6
8.7
4.5
10.1
10.2
Configure update settings
Configure Windows Update policies
Manage update history
Roll back updates
Update Windows Store apps
602
Manage local storage.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
2.3
2.4
2.5
Manage disk volumes and file systems
Manage storage spaces
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with any of these companies and the products and services advertised herein are not endorsed by any of them.
603
Monitor system performance.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Configure and analyze event logs
Configure event subscriptions
Configure Task Manager
Monitor system resources
Optimize networking performance
Configure indexing options
700
Configure Backup and Recovery Options (10-15%)
701
Configure system recovery.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
9.5
9.6
10.3
10.6
Configure a recovery drive
Configure system restore
Perform a driver rollback
Perform a refresh or recycle
Configure restore points
702
Configure file recovery.
This objective may include but is not limited to:
Restore previous versions of files and folders
Configure file history
Recover files from OneDrive
2.7
10.3
10.5
10.6
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