Configuring Microsoft Windows 8 (Exam 70-687)
Getting certified on the Windows operating system can help you extend and reach your career goals. In today\'s increasingly complex IT environment, a Microsoft Windows certification helps prove to customers and employers that you have the technical skills necessary to do the job. The MCSA (Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate) on Windows 8 is a great place to start. Achieving an MCSA: Windows 8 means that you have proven knowledge and expertise on the next major enterprise client operating system. In this VTC course, author Mark Long brings 20+ years of experience with Microsoft technologies along to help you understand the features and functionalities of Windows 8 from the standpoint of preparing for the MCSA certification exam 70-687 Configuring Windows 8.
Welcome
IntroductionCourse Overview
Windows 8 Certification
About Windows 8 and 8.1
Course Prep Recommendations
Course Prep
Getting Windows 8Windows 8.1 System Requirements
Installing Windows 8
Windows 8 Interface Tour
Administrative Tools
Desktop Icons
Hardware Readiness
32 or 64 BitScreen Resolution
Upgrade or Clean Installation
Choosing an Edition
Managing User Data
Understanding User ProfilesMigrating User Profiles pt. 1
Migrating User Profiles pt. 2
Configuring Profiles pt. 1
Configuring Profiles pt. 2
Understanding Folder Redirection
Configuring Folder Redirection
Configuring Hardware and Applications
Managing DevicesSigned and Unsigned Drivers
Managing Device Drivers
Locating the Device Manager
Resolving Driver Issues
Controlling Hardware Access
Managing Removable Devices
Understanding AppLocker
AppLocker Rules
Configuring AppLocker
AppLocker and SRP
Application Compatibility pt. 1
Application Compatibility pt. 2
Understanding Windows Installer
Default Program Settings
Managing File Associations
AutoPlay Options
App-V Applications
Internet Explorer
IE in Windows 8 pt. 1IE in Windows 8 pt. 2
Configuring Compatibility View pt. 1
Configuring Compatibility View pt. 2
IE Security Settings Overview
Configuring Security Settings
Managing Add-Ons
IE Download Manager
IE Desktop Default
Windows Store
Understanding Windows StoreManaging Windows Store Apps
Controlling Windows Store
Understanding Side Loading
Disabling Windows Store
Network Connectivity
IPv4 OverviewIPv4 Address Overview
Public and Private Addresses
Understanding Name Resolution
Configuring Name Resolution
Resolving Connectivity Issues
Location Aware Printing
Understanding Windows Firewall
Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
Connection Security Rules
Understanding Authenticated Exceptions
Configuring Network Discovery
Automatic Network Troubleshooter
Remote Management
Understanding Remote ManagementConfiguring Remote Management
Remote Server Management
Resource Access
Sharing BasicsConfiguring Shared Folder Permissions
Understanding HomeGroups
Configuring HomeGroup Settings
Understanding File Libraries
SkyDrive Basics
Configuring NTFS Permissions
Configuring Disk Quotas
Local Security Settings
Local Security PolicyUnderstanding and Configuring UAC
SmartScreen
Secure Boot
Remote Access and Mobility
Understanding Offline FilesConfiguring Offline Files
Windows To Go
Configure Sync Options
Configuring Location Settings
Understanding BitLocker
BitLocker and USB Drives
Taking the Exam
Preparing for the ExamHow to Take the Exam
If You Fail the Exam
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