Windows 10 System Administration & Basic Computer Skills
What you'll learn
- How to login to Windows
- How to open File Explorer
- How to use the logout and power options on the Start Menu
- How to create shortcuts
- How to use the CTRL+ALT+DEL options and Task Manager
Requirements
- To have a computer running Windows 10, any version is fine for this course
Description
This course covers Windows 10 Administration as well as some basic computer skills surrounding the Windows 10 operating system, as follows:
* Logging into your machine, switching users, and signing out
* Finding your way around File Explorer and pinning commonly used items to the Start Menu and Taskbar
* Setting a default printer, screen size and screen resolution
* Overview of Accessibility Options available within Windows 10
* CTRL+ALT+DEL menu options, including Task Manager and locking your machine
The course is intended as a basic overview for anyone using Windows 10 for the first time, for example if your company has recently upgraded to Windows 10 from a previous operating system, such as Windows 7.
Although things will largely be the same between the two operating systems, there are some minor changes, and knowing these will help you to assist users and ensure that a smooth migration process takes place during your upgrade project as things such as desktop shortcuts are often overlooked by IT technicians, but are vitally important to end users.
It will take time for user's to become used to any new system, so this is one to be aware of as well, during any upgrade process of any hardware or software, within your organisation.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone using Windows 10 for the first time in a corporate environment
Instructor
I've had a passion for technology from an early age and have been a Microsoft Certified Professional since 2004, working in both the private and public sectors within the UK since 2013
I've been a Udemy instructor since 2019 and have greatly enjoyed being able to pass on my knowledge to others who are just getting started within the IT industry, as well as hopefully passing on some tips to the more experienced techs as well