
Master real-world help desk tasks by learning how to assign tickets, remotely connect to user PCs, enable print spoiler, and troubleshoot issues from printers to docking stations and laptop batteries.
Learn practical techniques for restoring deleted files on a computer and in Office 365, including using recycle bin, previous versions, OneDrive, and admin center recovery workflows.
Understand how Outlook emails are blocked by size on the Exchange server and why executables are blocked, then learn to share large files via OneDrive, Teams, or shared drives.
Learn how to grant access to a shared network drive and map a network drive in Windows, including identifying the exact path, permissions, and verification steps.
Diagnose outlook not working in office 365 by verifying the user's license in the microsoft 365 admin center and assigning a working exchange online license to restore email access.
Resolve common login issues by resetting expired or forgotten passwords using Active Directory, Azure Active Directory, and Office 365, with temporary passwords and forced change on next login.
Learn how to diagnose Pulse Secure VPN login issues by distinguishing password problems from connection issues, and guide users through proper login steps with username, password, and a duo token.
Identify why a mailbox won’t open in Office 365 by checking license status and storage and connectivity, then request an error screenshot to guide web vs. desktop Outlook fixes.
Diagnose why Outlook archiving slows down by evaluating archive location (local vs cloud), drive speed on C and F, and processes, using Task Manager and sign-in checks to locate bottlenecks.
Learn to troubleshoot remotely by creating and sharing a remote session link, inviting the user to join, and taking control of their computer when VPN or domain access is unavailable.
Demonstrates using the Office 365 mobile app to access Outlook on Android or iPhone and sign in, while noting potential backward compatibility with Outlook 2016.
Troubleshoot a warehouse laser label printer by coordinating with the user, checking the print spooler and queue, stopping and restarting print services, and gathering error details for quick resolution.
learn to troubleshoot webcams by guiding users, remotely accessing their computer, checking device manager, updating or reinstalling drivers, and resolving hardware or software issues during meetings.
Navigate blue screen of death tickets by remotely diagnosing, distinguishing safe mode, rebooting to resolve, and documenting potential hardware or driver issues in the help desk ticket.
Learn how to access Microsoft Teams on a mobile device by installing the Office 365 app from the App Store and logging in with an Office 365 or Microsoft account.
Learn practical steps to diagnose and fix a printer that goes offline, from checking connections and power to local and network printer setup and driver updates.
Explain how dns translates a printer name to an ip address and why a remote printer may not recognize a dns address. Show bypassing with the printer's ip address.
Investigate why Outlook freezes when searching contacts by exploring indexing, caching, and hardware acceleration, and walk through troubleshooting steps from repair to reinstallation and performance checks.
Learn how to set up multi-factor authentication (MFA) in Office 365 and other apps, using Microsoft Authenticator, verification codes, and device recognition to secure logins.
After a factory reset, upgrade the aging PC to Windows 10 with the Windows Update Assistant, enable Windows Defender, install current updates and drivers, and consider an SSD upgrade.
Learn to recover a missing Excel file by checking local recycle bin and documents, then restoring from Office 365, OneDrive, and SharePoint with remote support if needed.
Explain how Outlook blocks emails when attachments exceed the Exchange Server size limit and show alternatives like OneDrive or Teams for sharing large files.
Investigate a 'invalid method specified' login error by applying troubleshooting, examining screenshots, and researching unfamiliar terms like peanut profile, then decide whether to escalate to web admin or customer service.
Resolve remote desktop access issues by ensuring your user account is authorized in Active Directory, enabling remote connections and network level authentication, and adding users via system settings.
Nothing is printing; troubleshoot by checking printer connections and drivers, then use Device Manager to update or uninstall drivers and scan for hardware changes.
Diagnose a likely bad hard drive with bad blocks on a Dell Optiplex 1920, using check disk via command prompt to locate bad sectors and guide replacement or solid-state upgrade.
Diagnose an Outlook 2013 search failure where recent emails show up as older, likely due to exchange server issues, and coordinate with administrators via a crisis bridge.
Guide help desk staff through ransomware infections, emphasizing immediate turn-off, avoidance of ransom payment, and enabling Windows ransomware protection with restricted accounts.
Set up a secure network connection at the remote site to back up data via SFTP, and compare FTP with secure file transfer protocols using File Zilla to transfer files.
Diagnose dns resolution issues in real-world help desk scenarios by pinging google.com, understanding the domain name system, and flushing dns with ipconfig /flushdns, plus reboot steps.
Troubleshoot and resolve headset compatibility issues with Avaya One-X softphone by checking audio settings, selecting the correct microphone and playback devices, and testing with compatible headsets.
Install two hard drives in a network attached storage, map a shared drive, and compare raid 0, raid 1, and raid 5 approaches for redundancy versus performance.
This is a practical Help Desk Training course. All lessons are using a real ticketing system with real tickets.
If you are new to Tech Support this course is perfect for you. It's super easy to follow and understand.
First video is a bit longer in order to carefully introduce you to a ticketing system, how to work tickets, how to communicate with users, and what to do when issues are resolved. After that, every video is about directly working trouble tickets.
Make no mistake, this course is directly taking you to the ticketing system training and troubleshooting. There is no presentation on Help Desk because in my opinion they are waste of time. You need immediate and real knowledge to be successful.
Yes, I teach Help Desk in my course but I also teach people interaction; this is super important and a huge part of the job.
Working Help Desk is the first stepping stone to successful and profitable career in IT. After you work Help Desk, as little as six months experience is enough for you to get promoted. This is why it's super important to be the best Help Desk representative in order to sky rocket your career.
My videos are are the best starting point because everything I instruct is based of real experience.