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Introduction
A+ Certification: Operating Systems is the course you
should take if your job responsibilities include the
support of computers running the Windows 9x, Windows
2000, and Windows XP operating systems This course,
along with the A+ Certification: Hardware course,
prepares you for the CompTIA A+ Operating Systems
certification exam In this course, you'll build on your
skills with using a Windows-based operating system to
learn the specific skills you need to install, maintain,
and troubleshoot the Windows 9x, Windows 2000, and
Windows XP operating systems
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Objectives
After completing this course, students will be able
to:
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List Windows and command-line tools
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Manage applications
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Install network components
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Implement local security in Windows 2000/NT/XP
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Manage file and print resources in Windows
2000/NT/XP
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Manage file and print resources in Windows 9x
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Manage disk resources in Windows 2000/NT/XP
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Manage disk resources in Windows 9x
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Connect to Internet and intranet resources
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Implement virus protection
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Prepare for disaster recovery
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Recover from disaster
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Install client operating systems
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Automate client operating system installations
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Prerequisites
To
ensure your success in this course, we recommend that
you know how to complete the following tasks:
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Start up and shut down the computer
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Log
on to a computer or computer network
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Run
applications
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Move, copy, delete, and rename files in Windows
Explorer
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Browse and search for information on the Internet
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Send and receive email
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Basic knowledge of computing concepts, including:
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The
difference between hardware and software
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The
functions of software components such as the
operating system, applications, and file system
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The
function of a computer network
Although it is not a requirement, it is strongly recommended
that you take A+ Certification: Core Hardware prior to
taking this course
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CompTIA Certified
Professional Exams
This course will help the student prepare for
CompTIA
A+ Operating Systems examination
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Course Materials
The student kit includes:
- Hardware and Operating
Systems Manual
- Knowledge Coach™ CD-ROM with assessment questions and overheads to supplement
the classroom experience
- Access to Knowledge² online tutorials for students to continue their study
outside of the classroom
- Premium computer tool kit
- Professional quality digital multimeter
- Anti-static wristband
- Heavy-duty nylon briefcase
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Course Outline
Lesson 1:
Introduction to Computers
Lesson 1: Windows Tools
Lesson 2: Managing Applications
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Install a Windows Application
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Configure Virtual Memory
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Install a Non-Windows Application
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Configure a Non-Windows Application
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Remove an Application
Lesson 3: Installing Network Components
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Update a Network Card Driver
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Configure TCP/IP
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Troubleshoot TCP/IP Connectivity
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Install or Remove NetBEUI
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Install or Remove NWLink IPX/SPX
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Install a NetWare Client
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Configure a Network Connection in Windows 9x
Lesson 4: Implementing Local Security in Windows 2000/NT/XP
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Create or Delete Local User Accounts
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Modify User Account Properties
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Set Workgroup or Domain Membership
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Configure File and Folder Security
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Encrypt Files and Folders
Lesson 5: Managing File and Print Resources in Windows 2000/NT/XP
Lesson 6: Managing File and Print Resources in Windows 9x
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Set Workgroup or Domain Membership
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Configure the Security Level
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Share Folders
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Install a Printer
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Troubleshoot a Printer in Windows 9x
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Enable User Profiles
Lesson 7: Managing Disk Resources in Windows 2000/NT/XP
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Create or Delete a Partition
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Convert a FAT Partition to NTFS
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Compress Files and Folders
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Defragment a Hard Disk in Windows 2000/XP
Lesson 8: Managing Disk Resources in Windows 9x
Lesson 9: Connecting to Internet and Intranet Resources
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Create a Dial-up Connection
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Create a VPN Connection
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Configure a Web Browser
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Configure an Email Client
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Troubleshoot Internet and Intranet Connections
Lesson 10: Implementing Virus Protection
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Install Virus Protection Software
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Configure Virus Protection Software
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Create a Clean Boot Disk
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Manually Update Virus Definitions
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Remove a Virus
Lesson 11: Preparing for Disaster Recovery
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Create a Boot Disk
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Create an Emergency Repair Disk
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Install the Recovery Console
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Back Up Data
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Back Up System State Data
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Back Up the Registry
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Prepare for an Automated System Recovery
Lesson 12: Recovering from Disaster
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Troubleshoot an Application
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Troubleshoot Hard Disks
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Restore Data
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Restore the Registry
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Restore System State Data
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Recover Boot Sector Files
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Perform an Automated System Recovery
Lesson 13: Installing Client Operating Systems
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Install a Windows Client Operating System
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Upgrade a Windows Client Operating System
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Troubleshoot Operating System Installations
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Add or Remove Operating System Components
Lesson 14: Automating Client Operating System Installations
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