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Microsoft Windows 7 Essentials
One days; Instructor-Led
Introduction
This one-day instructor-led course is intended for End User and IT professionals who are interested in expanding their knowledge base and technical skills about Windows 7 Client.
Course Outline
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IT Professionals |
Half Day-Morning Session
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Half Day-Afternoon Session
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Getting around the desktop
- Pin
- Shake
- Snap
- Peek
- Jump Lists
- Live Taskbar Previews
- Windows Search
Personalizing your PC
- Change your screen resolution
- Customizing the desktop
- Desktop gadgets
Finding your files
- Working with files and folders
- Working with libraries
- Managing your documents
Using Parental Controls
- Set up Parental Controls
- What can I control with Parental Controls?
- Control when children can use the computer
- How can I add additional parental controls?
Using e-mail and the Internet
- Install and run Windows Live Mail
- Internet Explorer at a glance
- Open tabs you've previously closed
- Tabs, Accelerators, and InPrivate Browsing
Windows Live Essentials
- Windows Live Photo Gallery
- Windows Live Movie Maker
- Windows Live Mail
- Windows Live Messenger
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Changing Windows settings
- Install, view, and manage your devices and printers
- What is Action Center?
- Back up your files
- Troubleshooting in Windows
Sharing files with HomeGroup
- File sharing essentials
- Share files with someone
- Share libraries with your homegroup
- Access files and printers on other homegroup computers
System repair and recovery
- System Restore
- System recovery
- File recovery
- Troubleshooting and diagnostic tools
- Safe mode
Transferring files and settings from another PC
- Transfer files and settings from another computer
- How does Windows Easy Transfer make setting up a computer easier?
- Transferring files and settings: frequently asked questions
- How to get an Easy Transfer cable
Connect devices to your computer
- Install, view, and manage your devices and printers
- Hardware home pages: Master your devices with Device Stage
- Connect to Bluetooth and other wireless or network devices
- Installing new hardware
Backing up and restoring your computer
- Back up your files
- Set up or change automatic backup settings
- Restore files from a backup
Using Windows XP Mode to run older programs |
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