Course Description
What You'll Learn
- Install the Microsoft Windows XP operating system
- Navigate and use the Windows XP Control Panel
- Customize the desktop, including themes, screen saver, appearance, and display settings
- Manage user accounts, software installation, and administrative tools
- Configure system options such as keyboard, mouse, power options, sounds, and audio devices
- Add or remove programs and apply automatic updates
Key Takeaways
- The course introduces students to the Microsoft Windows XP operating system.
- It follows the instructional guidelines for the Windows XP 70-270 certification training for a thorough look at Windows XP, though it is not intended as a certification preparation course.
- It covers installing Windows XP, using the Control Panel, and customizing the desktop, among other topics.
- Lessons span system startup, operating system hardware, Control Panel items, display customization, security, user accounts, and administrative tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this course cover?
This course introduces students to the Microsoft Windows XP operating system. It teaches how to install Windows XP, use the Control Panel, customize the desktop, and more, with lessons covering topics such as system startup, operating system hardware, display settings, security, user accounts, and administrative tools.
Is this a certification preparation course?
No. The course is not intended as a certification preparation course, but it follows the instructional guidelines for the Windows XP 70-270 certification training for a thorough look at Windows XP.
What skills will I gain from this course?
The course covers skills including Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows XP Desktop Administration, Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs, and topics aligned with Microsoft Windows Certification and Microsoft Windows Server Certification.
What desktop customization topics are included?
The course includes display customization lessons covering themes, the desktop, screen saver, appearance, and settings, along with fonts, sounds and audio devices, and the taskbar and start menu.
