Windows Desktop Administration Competency (Intermediate Level)

Topics covered

• access Intune compliance reports to monitor and validate a Windows 11 deployment
• access the Device Manager including using the command line
• access the Network and Sharing Center in Windows
• access the Windows Security app in Windows 11
• change account settings, such as password, account type, and account lockout
• complete setup after a Windows 11 install
• configure network settings in Windows, including setting up a wired or wireless connection, and configuring proxy settings
• create and delete group accounts
• create, delete, and administer user accounts in Windows
• create multiple user accounts in Windows
• demonstrate how to capture a Windows image using the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) tool
• deploy Windows 11 using the deployment settings in Intune
• differentiate between local and domain user accounts
• ensure Windows 11 is properly activated
• identify best practices for managing networking and file sharing, including keeping networks and file sharing configurations up to date and configured properly
• install and manage security updates and patches using the Windows Update tool
• install Windows 11 on a system
• manage group privileges and permission in Windows and review advanced user and group management features
• manage user and group permissions and access controls with advanced tools such as Group Policy Editor and local security policy
• navigate to and administer common user account settings such as password and account privilege configurations
• outline common threats and vulnerabilities that can put a system at risk
• outline how local Group Policy Editor can help control and manage accounts in a working environment
• outline how Windows 11 Autopilot can help automate Windows deployments
• outline requirements for Intune Windows 11 upgrades
• outline the concept of networking and file sharing in Windows and the different types of networks available
• provide an overview of advanced network and domain user management practices
• provide an overview of the concept of user and group accounts in Windows
• recognize the importance of keeping Windows systems safe and secure
• share folders and resources in Windows, including configuring shared folders and printers
• troubleshoot hardware issues using the Device Manager
• use advanced tools such as the command prompt and PowerShell to manage file and resource sharing
• use advanced tools such as the command prompt and PowerShell to manage network settings
• use the Windows Update feature to install and manage updates effectively
• view resources and configure devices in Device Manager