MD-100: Windows Client

Welcome to MD-100: Windows Client course! In this course, students will learn the tasks needed to install, configure, protect, and maintain Windows 10 and later client desktops. The tasks and information covered are designed for IT professionals supporting clients and devices within an organization.

The course helps prepare for exam MD-100. This course the first of two courses supporting the Microsoft 365 Certified: Modern Desktop Administrator Associate certification. It is recommended that students complete this course prior to taking course MD-101 - Managing Modern Desktops.

Windows is continuously updated with new features and capabilities, and offers new methods of deployment, management, and integration with today's cloud technologies. Windows 11 is the newest client operating system, released in October 2021. Windows 11 is built on the same foundation as Windows 10 and is a natural transition and update to those already familiar with Windows 10. While Windows 11 represents a significant change to the user experience, the technologies and processes needed to manage Windows 10 also apply to Windows 11. While this course uses Windows 10 in many examples, it has been updated to cover the differences introduced in Windows 11. The skills learned in this course will generally apply to both versions, unless otherwise specified.

Throughout the course MD-100: Windows Client, you will be provided with the opportunity of completing a series of hands-on labs that will test your ability to perform tasks in the software.

Microsoft Courseware

Instructor-Led Training

Course Duration: 5-Days (40-Hour)

Microsoft Official Lab Exercises

Courseware Life Time Free Upgrade

Cloud Lab Access

Overview

In this course, students will learn the tasks needed to install, configure, protect, and maintain Windows 10 and later client desktops. The tasks and information covered are designed for IT professionals supporting clients and devices within an organization.


Given the dynamic nature of Microsoft cloud tools, you may experience user interface (UI) changes that were made following the development of this training content. This will manifest itself in UI changes that do not match up with the detailed instructions presented in this lab manual. The Microsoft World-Wide Learning team will update this training course as soon as any such changes are brought to our attention. However, given the dynamic nature of cloud updates, you may run into UI changes before this training content is updated. If this occurs, you will have to adapt to the changes and work through them in the lab exercises as needed.

Modules

Module 1: Install the Windows client

  • Explore the Windows client
  • Explore the Windows client editions and requirements
  • Evaluate Windows client installation methods
  • Upgrade and migrate Windows clients
  • Evaluate deployment methods

Module 2: Configure authorization and authentication

  • Explore authentication
  • Manage users and groups
  • Configure user account control
  • Implement device registration

Module 3: Configure post-installation settings and personalization

  • Explore common configuration options
  • Explore advanced configuration methods
  • Manage drivers and device peripherals

Module 4: Configure networking on Windows clients

  • Configure IP network connectivity
  • Explore name resolution
  • Configure wireless network connectivity
  • Explore remote access
  • Employ remote management

Module 5: Configure storage on Windows clients

  • Manage storage on Windows clients
  • Maintain disks and volumes
  • Implement Storage Spaces

Module 6: Configure data access and usage

  • Explore Windows client file systems
  • Configure and manage file access
  • Configure and manage shared folders
  • Manage user files

Module 7: Manage apps and Windows updates

  • Provide apps to users
  • Manage the Microsoft Edge browser
  • Explore the Windows servicing model
  • Update Windows clients

Module 8: Configure threat protection

  • Explore malware and threat protection
  • Explore Microsoft Defender
  • Explore device encryption features
  • Explore connection security rules
  • Explore advanced protection methods

Module 9: Support the Windows client Environment

  • Explore troubleshooting methodologies
  • Explore Windows architecture
  • Explore support and diagnostic tools
  • Monitor and troubleshoot Windows client performance

Module 10: Troubleshoot the Windows client operating system and apps

  • Employ file recovery in Windows client
  • Explore application troubleshooting
  • Troubleshoot Windows startup
  • Troubleshoot operating system service issues

Module 11: Troubleshoot hardware and drivers

  • Troubleshoot device driver failures
  • Explore physical hardware troubleshooting
  • Troubleshoot physical failures on Windows clients

Fees And Schedule

Instructor-Led Training

40-Hour of Instructor-Led Training One to one doubt resolution sessions Microsoft Official Lab Access

Learning Objectives

After completing this course, you'll learn how to:


  • Install, personalize, and update Windows 10 and later
  • Configure networking and storage
  • Install and manage applications
  • Configure authentication and permissions
  • Protect the OS and data
  • Support and troubleshoot common issues

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