
Explore the MD-100 Windows 10 exam overview, outlining certification purpose, benefits, prerequisites, exam structure, scoring, and key domains like deploying Windows, managing devices and data, connectivity, and maintenance.
Learn to deploy Windows 10 with language packs, clean installs, data migration, in-place upgrades, edition selection, and activation troubleshooting, then configure edge, internet explorer, mobility, sign-in, and desktop settings.
Learn to deploy Windows 10 with clean installs, in-place upgrades, language packs, and data migration, including edition selection and activation troubleshooting.
Migrate user data with the user state migration tool using scanstate and loadstate, and plan in-place upgrades with MDT, WDS, and ADK. Select appropriate Windows editions and troubleshoot activation issues.
Install VMware Workstation Player 15 on Windows 10, review differences from Pro, download, install, customize options, and restart; prepare for creating virtual machines in the next video.
Install Windows 10 Enterprise evaluation in a virtual machine by creating client one in VM workstation 15, using a 64-bit English ISO, with host-only networking and DNS to DC one.
Practice step-by-step troubleshooting of failed Windows 10 installations using setup logs, navigate via start menu, my PC, and C drive, and identify errors or confirmation of no errors in virtualization.
Configure locales in Windows 10 by adjusting date and time, time zone, and region and language settings, and adding additional languages for accurate regional options.
Post-installation configuration on Windows 10 covers Edge and Internet Explorer, mobility settings, sound options, and desktop personalization, including clearing cookies and cache, Windows Mobility Center, sign-in options, and desktop background.
Navigate Microsoft Edge by signing into Windows, using the address bar to load Bing, exploring search results and image previews, and using back and close buttons to manage pages.
Customize Edge settings by signing into Windows 10, opening Edge, and using more actions to pin pages, apply dark or light themes, and toggle the favorites bar.
Learn to customize Windows 10 settings by navigating the start menu, settings categories (system, devices, network, personalization, accounts, security, privacy), and control panel, adjusting display, themes, and account options.
Manage local users, local groups, and devices, and configure data access and protection with NTFS and shared permissions, then implement local policies and secure Windows 10 settings.
Explore how to manage local users, groups, and devices in Windows 10 by creating and deleting accounts, configuring administrator access, and using MMC tools.
Learn to configure NTFS permissions and share permissions on NTFS drives using Windows Explorer, with guidance on the security tab, access control lists, and least privilege practices.
Learn to add local users and groups using the snap-in in the Microsoft Management Console, access via computer management, and create a new user with a defined profile.
Demonstrate managing NTFS permissions in Windows 10 through a hands-on demo, using the security tab to edit permissions and add users or groups for documents folder access.
Configure devices by using local policies and manage registry settings to control user privileges, enable event log auditing, and troubleshoot group policy effects on Windows 10.
Install the local group policy shortcut, enable audit policies for account logon events and account management, then verify outcomes in the event viewer security log.
Configure user account control, Windows Defender Firewall, and encryption options including encrypted file system and BitLocker on Windows 10 to protect devices and data.
Explore how to change Windows 10 user account control settings in the control panel, enabling privilege elevation prompts to prevent malware.
Explore configuring connectivity fundamentals, including client IP settings, mobile networking, VPN, and WAP profiles, then master remote connectivity, remote management, PowerShell, and remote desktop access.
Learn to configure networking on Windows 10 by setting static and automatic IP addresses, configuring DHCP, VPN, mobile networking, and wireless profiles, with troubleshooting using ping, trace, nslookup, and arp.
Learn to access and configure the network adapter's advanced properties by right-clicking the adapter in device manager and using the advanced tab via the start menu and control panel.
Configure a static IP address in Windows by opening Control Panel, selecting IPv4, and entering the static IP, subnet mask, and the DSP server as shown.
Navigate from the start menu to control panel and open the network sharing center to view a network connection's details, including the IP address and lease information.
set up a vpn connection in Windows 10 by navigating the start menu, control panel, and network and sharing center to create and connect to a workplace vpn.
Explore configuring remote connectivity in Windows 10 by enabling PowerShell remoting and remote desktop access, and by implementing remote management workflows with Quick Assist, Remote Assist, and Remote Desktop.
Enable remote desktop in Windows 10 to access your PC from another device using remote desktop client, select users, enable remote assistance, and require network level authentication with strong passwords.
Introduce the maintain windows intro module, covering configuring system and data recovery, startup and boot troubleshooting, update management including servicing channel and options, and monitoring event logs and performance.
Configure Windows 10 system and data recovery with backup options, file history, and OneDrive considerations, and troubleshoot startup and the boot process with recovery tools.
Learn to back up files in Windows 10 using backup and restore, choosing a save location and what to back up for disaster recovery.
Discover how to use the recycle bin in Windows 10 to recover accidentally deleted files, through a hands-on demo that restores a text document named book back to the desktop.
Learn to check for updates, troubleshoot issues, and validate and test updates, then configure Windows update options and select the appropriate service channel for Windows 10 devices.
Learn how to check for updates in Windows 10 via the start menu settings, navigate to update & security, review available updates, and schedule a restart for security updates.
Configure hardware in Windows 10 by using device manager to view and manage network adapters, update drivers, and rollback drivers, with two access methods.
Learn to monitor and manage Windows 10 by configuring and analyzing event logs with Event Viewer, and mastering performance monitoring with data collector sets and custom views.
Learn to personalize a Windows 10 desktop by choosing backgrounds, colors, or a slideshow, then configure the lock screen, screen saver, and themes to customize the desktop.
Install Hyper-V on Windows 10 to run multiple operating systems as virtual machines. Enable Hyper-V in Windows features and use Hyper-V manager to create virtual machines.
Vision Training Systems will guide students through this Windows 10 Certification course in preparation for passing the MD-100 Windows 10 exam. Learn how to install Windows 10 with a minimal amount of administrative effort. Preparation, the process, activation, and troubleshooting will be covered in this IT training session.
This exam measures your ability to accomplish the following technical tasks: deploy Windows; manage devices and data; configure storage and connectivity; and maintain Windows.
You will also learn how to perform an in-place upgrade from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10, configure hardware devices, manage device drivers, and perform post-install configuration. Additionally, users will obtain knowledge on how to configure additional languages plus regional settings.
Course objectives:
Beginner-friendly learning material
For anyone looking to enhance their Windows 10 networking/administration skills
Geared towards passing the MD-100 Windows 10 examination
How to deploy Windows 10
Managing devices and data, post-install
Configuring connectivity
Maintaining Windows 10
MD-100: Windows 10
Module 1: Introduction and Deploy Windows Learning Objectives
1.1 Instructor and Course Introduction
1.2 Exam Overview
1.3 Deploy Windows Intro
1.4 Deploy Windows 10
1.5 Deploy Windows 10 Pt 2
1.6 Preparing Virtual Lab Setup for the Client 1
1.7 Installation of Windows 10 Enterprise
1.8 Troubleshooting Failed Installations with Setup Logs
1.9 Configuring Locales
1.10 Perform Post-Installation Configuration
1.11 Navigating Microsoft Edge
1.12 Modifying Microsoft Edge Settings
1.13 Customizing Your Computer Setting
Module 2: Manage Devices and Data
2.1 Manage devices and data intro
2.2 Manage local users, groups, and devices
2.3 Configure data access and protection
2.4 Adding and accessing local users and groups
2.5 Managing NTFS permissions in Windows 10
2.6 Configure devices by using local policies
2.7 Configuring Audit Policies on Windows 10
2.8 Manage Windows security
2.9 How to change user account settings
Module 3: Configure Connectivity Learning Objectives
3.1 Configure connectivity intro
3.2 Configure networking
3.3 Configuring network adapter advanced properties
3.4 Configuring a static TCP/IP address
3.5 Viewing the networking connection details
3.6 Setting up a VPN connection
3.7 Configure remote connectivity
3.8 Configure remote management
Module 4: Maintain Windows Learning Objectives
4.1 Maintain Windows intro
4.2 Configure system and data recovery
4.3 Backing up files in Windows 10
4.4 Using the recycle bin
4.5 Manage updates
4.6 Check for updates in Windows 10
4.7 Configuring hardware in Windows 10
4.8 Monitor and manage Windows
4.9 Configuring Windows 20 desktop options
4.10 Installing new features