Windows 10 and 11 installation, configuration and operation

The modern desktop administrator (MDA) installs, configures, protects, manages and monitors devices and client applications in an enterprise environment. This includes managing identities, access, policies, updates and applications. MDA works with M365 Enterprise Administrator to design and implement an asset strategy that meets the business needs of the modern organization.

In this course, students will learn how to plan and implement an operating system deployment strategy using modern deployment methods, as well as how to implement an upgrade strategy. Participants will learn the key elements of modern management and co-management strategies. The course will also cover what is required to integrate Microsoft Intune into the organisation, as well as how to deploy and manage applications and browser-based applications. In addition, key concepts of modern management security will be introduced, including authentication, identity, access and compliance policies. Attendees will learn about technologies such as Azure Active Directory, Azure Information Protection and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint and how to use them to protect devices and data.

IMPORTANT! The training will include the learning of cloud-based technologies.

The course consists of four modules, which can be completed in 5 days:

• Installing Windows 10
• Configuring Windows 10
• Protecting Windows 10
• Protecting Windows 10

Protecting Windows 10, Protecting Windows Windows, Protecting Windows 10, Protecting Windows Windows and Windows 10 Protecting Windows 10:

• Prepare to install Windows 10
• Prepare to install Windows 10
• Configure Updates for Windows
• Perform post-installation configuration tasks
• Configure devices and drivers for Windows
• Configure storage for Windows
• Configure network settings in Windows
• Configure remote management of Windows
• Configure and manage applications in Windows
• Configure Internet Explorer
• Describe the methods for securing Windows 10
• Configure account access and authentication
• Configure file and folder permissions
• Create security policies
• Describe common threats and methods for mitigating against them
• Use Windows troubleshooting and monitoring tools.
• Troubleshoot Windows installations.
• Troubleshoot application installation issues.
• Troubleshoot web browser settings.
• Troubleshoot Windows authentication.
• Troubleshoot hardware issues related to Windows machines.

Course participants should have basic networking and hardware skills, a working knowledge of operating systems and application basics, and experience in using Windows operating systems. As the course materials are in English, a reading level of English is also required.