Windows 10: Plan Desktop and Device Deployment
2h 5mIntermediate2017-06-20
Authors
Brien Posey
Author, Speaker, Microsoft MVP
Course details
Demonstrate your fundamental understanding of Windows 10 by taking Microsoft Certification exam 70-697, Configuring Windows Devices. The 70-697 exam is a requirement for obtaining an MCSA: Windows 10 certification.
This hands-on, practical course covers the skills necessary for a system admin to plan deployments in Windows 10—and prepare for the Plan Desktop and Device Deployment domain of Microsoft Certification exam 70-697. Brien Posey shows how to perform a migration from Windows 7 to Windows 10, enable and configure Hyper-V, configure mobility options, and work with power plans. Plus, he explains how to encrypt a drive using BitLocker.
Learning objectives
Migrating and configuring user data
Collecting files and settings from a source computer
Restoring files to a destination computer
Configuring Hyper-V
Creating and managing a virtual switch
Modifying a virtual machine
Configuring mobility options
Working with the Windows Mobility Center
Configuring security for mobile devices
Encrypting a drive
This hands-on, practical course covers the skills necessary for a system admin to plan deployments in Windows 10—and prepare for the Plan Desktop and Device Deployment domain of Microsoft Certification exam 70-697. Brien Posey shows how to perform a migration from Windows 7 to Windows 10, enable and configure Hyper-V, configure mobility options, and work with power plans. Plus, he explains how to encrypt a drive using BitLocker.
Learning objectives
Migrating and configuring user data
Collecting files and settings from a source computer
Restoring files to a destination computer
Configuring Hyper-V
Creating and managing a virtual switch
Modifying a virtual machine
Configuring mobility options
Working with the Windows Mobility Center
Configuring security for mobile devices
Encrypting a drive
Skills covered
Client Operating SystemsWindowsIT Help DeskMicrosoftDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know
Migrate and Configure User Data
- What are user profiles
- Creating a roaming profile
- Installing the Windows system image manager
- Preparing to run Sysprep
- Sysprepping Windows
- Creating a mandatory profile
- Deleting an unwanted profile
- Configuring folder locations
- Calculate the migration store size using ScanState
- Collect files and settings from the source computer
- Restore files to the destination computer
Configuring Hyper-V
- Enable the Hyper-V feature
- Create a virtual disk
- Editing a virtual disk
- Configure Hyper-V
- Create and manage a virtual switch
- Creating a checkpoint
- Applying a checkpoint
- Create a new virtual machine
- Install a guest operating system
- Deleting a checkpoint
- Migrating virtual machine storage
- Modify a virtual machine
- Attaching removable media
- Renaming a virtual machine
- Deleting a virtual machine
- Install the integration services
Configure Mobility Options
- Working with the Windows Mobility Center
- Working with power plans
- Create a custom power plan
- Configuring power policies
- Using the PowerCFG tool
- Deploying Windows to go
- Controlling Windows to go with group policy
- Configure sync center for offline files
- Intro to Wi-Fi direct
Configure Security for Mobile Devices
- An intro to BitLocker drive encryption
- Checking for a TPM chip
- Configuring BitLocker to work without a TPM
- Encrypting a drive
- Using BitLocker to go
- Enable and configure a BitLocker startup key
Conclusion
- Next steps