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Windows 10 Mastery: Practical Hands-on Training

Name: Windows 10 Mastery: Practical Hands-on Training
Rating: 4.4 (291 reviews)

Unlock the Full Potential of Windows 10 with Expert Guidance and Real-World Problem Solving

Created byProf. K

Last updated 5/2025

English

What you'll learn

Plan, install, and upgrade to Windows 10.
Perform post-installation configuration of Windows 10.
Implement networking for Windows 10.
Implement network security for Windows 10.
Implement remote management of Windows 10.
Manage local storage on windows 10.
Manage files and resources on windows 10.
Secure Windows 10.
Maintain and update Windows 10.
Troubleshoot Windows 10.

Course content

17 sections • 74 lectures • 6h 42m total length

Video - Course Overview5:02
In this short video presentation, you will be introduced to the Instructor and given a quick tour of the course and what it has to offer.

Video - Section 2 Overview0:44
A short overview video of the expectations for building your virtual lab environment using VirtualBox.
Video - Downloading ISO and OVA Files for VirtualBox10:09
In this short video, you will learn how to easily download ISO and OVA files used in the course.
Video and Lab - Create Virtual Install of Server 2016 Full GUI Using VirtualBox12:15
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to create a full virtual install of Server 2016 using VirtualBox.
Video and Lab - Creating a Virtual Install of Windows 10 Pro Using VirtualBox15:41
In the lab, you will learn to create a virtual install of Windows 10 using VirtualBox.
Video - Taking a Snapshot of Your Current configuration4:13
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to take a snapshot of your virtual machine's current configuration. This works for any virtual machine running in VirtualBox.
Spoofing Your Browser to Get Access to Windows 10 Pro3:27
In this short video lesson, Students will learn how to spoof their browser to convince M$ to give them access to an ISO copy of Windows 10 Pro.

Video - Fix Duplicate IP Address Issue With VirtualBox2:12
From time to time, Virtualbox will not have a network available for some network types. In this video, we see how this can be easily fixed.
Video - Fix Duplicate IP Address Issue With VirtualBox1:48
When configuring two or more devices to use the same network type, you may encounter an issue with VirtualBox issuing the same IP address to both devices This is an easy fix.

Video and Lab - Preparing Your Network for Active Directory9:05
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to prepare Server 2016 full install for promotion to a domain controller.
Video and Lab - Preparing Server 2016 for Promotion to a Domain Controller9:35
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to prepare your network for the installation of Active directory. Active Directory must be present before you can add a Windows 10 client to the domain.
Video and Lab - Promote Server 2016 to a Domain Controller8:59
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to promote your virtual install of Server 2016 to a domain controller.
Video and Lab - Join a Windows 10 Workstation to a Microsoft Domain15:17
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to join windows 10 to a Windows domain.

Video - Install WDS on a Windows Server15:58
In this lesson, you will learn how to install WDS on Windows Server and create a Windows 10 deployable image.
Video - Deploy a Windows 10 Client Using WDS8:44
In this lesson, you will learn how to perform an unattended installation of Windows 10 using WDS.
Video and Lab - Create an Unattended Install of Windows 1015:15
In this lesson, you will learn how to create an unattended install of Windows 10 using an answer file.

video - Turn the Windows 10 Firewall Off or On1:29
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to turn off and on the Windows 10 firewall.
Video - Allow an app through the Windows 10 firewall4:59
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to allow an app through the Windows 10 firewall.
video - Add a rule or port to a Windows 10 firewall4:50
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to add a rule or a port to a Windows 10 firewall
Video - Allow PING for Windows 103:48
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to allow PING (ICMP) packets through your windows 10 firewall.
Using the command line, we can use the following netsh command:
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="ICMP Allow incoming V6 echo request" protocol=icmpv6:8,any dir=in action=allow
You can also manually configure an inbound rule to allow PING through your Windows firewall.
Video - Disable the UAC User Account Control in Windows 101:38
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to disable the pop-up warning generated by the User Account Control (UAC) security feature in Windows 10.
Video - Using netsh to Manage the Windows Firewall4:45
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to use the netsh utility to gather information about your firewall.
Video - Using Powershell to Gather Firewall Information4:15
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to use Powershell to gather information about your firewall.

Video - Enable System Restore on Windows 102:34
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to enable System Restore for Windows 10. System Restore is a feature designed to create a snapshot of your device and save its working state as a "restore point" when system changes are detected. In the event of a critical problem after installing an update, driver, or app, or after modifying system settings incorrectly using the Registry or another tool, you can use a restore point to revert your device settings to an earlier point in time to fix the problem without losing your files.
Video - Create a System Restore point in Windows 101:51
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to create a System Restore point on Windows 10. If you run into issues after making system changes, before spending time troubleshooting the problem, you can undo the changes using a previously created restore point. You can perform this task while you still have access to the desktop, or even if your computer won't boot correctly.
Video - Recover using System Restore on Windows 103:56
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to recover your Windows 10 operating system using a System Restore Point. If you run into issues after making system changes, before spending time troubleshooting the problem, you can undo the changes using a previously created restore point. You can perform this task while you still have access to the desktop, or even if your computer won't boot correctly.
Video - Fix TCPIP Corruption in Windows 10 Using Netsh2:19
In this short video, you will learn how to fix or reset the TCP/IP stack in your windows operating system using the Netsh command. When you run the reset command, it rewrites two registry keys that are used by TCP/IP. This has the same result as removing and reinstalling the protocol. The reset command rewrites the following two registry keys:
SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\
SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\DHCP\Parameters\
Video - Repair Windows 10 with System File Checker (SFC)2:56
On Windows 10, when you start noticing random errors, problems booting up, or features not working as expected, there's a good chance that one or multiple system files might have gone missing or corrupted for unknown reasons. Usually, problems with system files could occur as a result of an issue installing a system update, driver, or application, or while making changes to the installation manually.
Video - Repair Windows 10 System files offline Using SFC4:12
n this lesson, you will learn how to use the System File Checker (SFC) to repair any damaged system file automatically while you're running the operating system, offline using the Advanced startup, when SFC is unable to fix the problem using the normal Windows environment.
Video - Use ReadyBoost to Speed up Windows 105:16
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to speed up Windows 10, using ReadyBoost. ReadyBoost utilizes a service called SuperFetch. SuperFetch uses an algorithm to determine which files should be stored in the cache. The cache can include system files, application files, and user documents.
When Windows 10 needs to access any of these frequently used files, it goes to the ReadyBoost cache instead of the disk drive. If a file gets changed on the disk drive, it also gets changed in the cache and visa versa.
Video - Reset Your Network Adapter5:35
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to easily reset your Windows 10 network adapter
Video and Lab - Troubleshooting Internet Connectivity16:29
In this short video and lab, you sill learn how to troubleshoot Internet connectivity issues using the CLI and available online tools.
Video - NSLookup5:05
In this short video, you will learn to troubleshoot DNS record issues using the NSLookup utility.
Overview of Windows Sysinternal Tools8:20
Windows Sysinternal Tools is a suite of more than 70 freeware utilities that was initially developed by Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell that is used to monitor, manage and troubleshoot the Windows operating system, and which Microsoft now owns and hosts on its TechNet site.
Video - Overview of Sysinternal's Process Explorer17:40
Process Explorer is a free task manager and system monitor software for the Windows operating systems. Process Explorer is a more powerful version of Task Manager, a program usually used to get information about computer performance and resource usage. However, process Explorer offers many features not present in Task Manager – it will show you the detailed information about each process, provide you the CPU usage tracking for processes, figure out which process has loaded a DLL file, enable you to kill or suspend a process, interactively set the priority of a process, and much more.
Accessing Safe Mode In Windows 10/116:38
Safe Mode is a diagnostic startup mode in Windows operating systems that allows users to gain limited access to Windows when the operating system won't start normally.

Video - Generate a Windows Experience Index5:57
In this lesson, you will learn how to generate a Windows Experience Index for your PC. Unfortunately, Microsoft removed the graphic version of the Windows Experience Index in Windows 8.1. But the underlying tool, the Windows System Assessment Tool, is still available in Windows 10.
Video - Windows 10 Performance Hack For a Slow PC4:41
In this lesson, you will learn how to perform a simple performance hack that can speed up a slow PC or laptop.
Video - Windows Reliability Monitor4:14
In this short video presentation, you will learn how to use the Windows Reliability Monitor to monitor the stability of your PC or server.

Requirements

Good computer, keyboard, and mouse skills.
Networking fundamentals, including Transmission Control Protocol /Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
Experience deploying and configuring network services, including DNS.
Experience deploying Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) for Server 2012, 2016, or 2019.

Description

Unlock the full potential of Windows 10 with this comprehensive hands-on training course! Whether you're a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, Windows 10 Mastery equips you with practical knowledge to navigate, customize, and troubleshoot this powerful operating system like a pro. This course, designed with real-world scenarios, ensures you gain essential skills to increase productivity and efficiency.

What You’ll Learn:

Windows 10 Basics: Master navigation, interface customization, and essential settings.
File Management: Organize, search, and secure your data effectively.
System Optimization: Boost performance with advanced tools and settings.
Troubleshooting Essentials: Resolve common issues with ease and confidence.
Windows Security: Safeguard your system with built-in tools and best practices.
Hidden Features: Uncover time-saving tips and tricks.

Why This Course?

This course blends step-by-step instructions with hands-on labs to help you confidently implement Windows 10 features. You’ll gain transferable skills applicable to personal and professional settings. Each module is carefully structured for learners of all levels, from casual users to IT enthusiasts.

Who Should Enroll?

New Windows 10 users seeking a foundational understanding.
Professionals aiming to enhance their technical expertise.
IT support personnel looking for practical troubleshooting techniques.

Features:

High-quality video tutorials.
Practical demonstrations for real-world application.
Interactive exercises and quizzes.
Lifetime access and free updates.

Enroll Now!

Take control of your Windows 10 experience and join thousands of students transforming their tech skills. You’ll stand out as a Windows 10 expert at work, home, or school. Start your journey to mastery today!

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Who this course is for:

Those wanting to learn Windows 10.
Those supporting Windows 10.
Those seeking help in configuring Windows 10.

Windows 10 Mastery: Practical Hands-on Training

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Course Overview1 lecture • 5min

Building Your Virtual Lab Environment6 lectures • 46min

Upgrading Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 to Windows 101 lecture • 9min

Troubleshooting VirtualBox2 lectures • 4min

Building a Microsoft Server 2016 Domain4 lectures • 43min

Windows Deployment Service3 lectures • 40min

Windows 10 Firewall, Windows Defender and UAC7 lectures • 26min

Networking2 lectures • 13min

Troubleshooting13 lectures • 1hr 23min

Performance3 lectures • 15min

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