Windows OS Training

Course Duration: 32 Hours of Comprehensive Learning

Mode of Learning:

Choose the learning style that best fits your schedule and preferences:

Online Instructor-Led Training – Learn in real time with live expert-led sessions.
Online Self-Paced Learning – Study anytime, anywhere with flexible recorded modules.
Onsite/Classroom Training – Experience in-person, hands-on learning guided by certified trainers.

What’s Included in the Training Program:

Our industry-leading Training Program is designed to provide a complete learning experience through a perfect blend of theory and practical exposure. Here’s what you’ll get:

Live, Instructor-Led Online Training Sessions
Hands-on Lab Exercises
Certified and Experienced Trainers
Post-Training Support & Mentorship
Comprehensive Learning Resources including eBooks, guides, and reference materials.
Real-World Case Studies & Application Scenarios
Networking Opportunities
Group Projects and Collaborative Learning Activities
Best Practices and Industry Insights.
Access to Recorded Sessions (available for online learners, based on client permissions).
Follow-up Review Sessions.
Tool Demonstrations and Guided Walkthroughs

This training helps you gain the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to advance your career in today’s competitive IT landscape.

Course Content

Introduction to Windows OS

Overview of Windows Operating System
Versions of Windows OS (Windows 7, 10, 11, etc.)
Basic Terminology and Concepts (GUI, File System, etc.)
Navigating Windows Environment (Start Menu, Taskbar, File Explorer)
Managing Windows Settings (Control Panel, Settings App)
Hands-On Lab: Exploring the Windows Environment

Course Duration: 32 Hours of Comprehensive Learning

Mode of Learning:

What’s Included in the Training Program:

Course Content

Introduction to Windows OS

Overview of Windows Operating System

Versions of Windows OS (Windows 7, 10, 11, etc.)

Basic Terminology and Concepts (GUI, File System, etc.)

Navigating Windows Environment (Start Menu, Taskbar, File Explorer)

Managing Windows Settings (Control Panel, Settings App)

Hands-On Lab: Exploring the Windows Environment

Introduction to Windows Command Line Interface

Understanding the Command Prompt (CMD)

Basic Command Structure and Syntax

Navigating Directories and Files (cd, dir, mkdir, etc.)

File and Directory Management (copy, move, delete, rename)

Using Pipes and Redirection

Working with System Commands (ipconfig, ping, tasklist, etc.)

Hands-On Lab: Basic Command Line Operations

Advanced Command Line Techniques

Using Batch Scripts for Automation

Understanding and Using Environment Variables

Managing Processes and Services (taskkill, net start, etc.)

File Permissions and Attributes (attrib, icacls, etc.)

System Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Commands

Hands-On Lab: Advanced CLI Operations

Mastering the Windows Command Line

Creating and Managing Text Files (echo, type, etc.)

Advanced File Search Techniques (findstr, dir /s, etc.)

Scheduled Tasks and Task Scheduler (schtasks, at)

Using PowerShell vs. Command Prompt (basic comparison)

Hands-On Lab: Automation and Task Scheduling with CLI

Introduction to Windows Registry

What is the Windows Registry?

The Structure of the Registry (HKEYs, Keys, Values)

How the Registry Impacts System Configuration

Using Regedit: Navigating and Editing the Registry

Backing Up and Restoring Registry Keys

Hands-On Lab: Exploring and Modifying Registry Settings

Advanced Windows Registry Techniques

Common Registry Hacks and Tweaks

Understanding Registry Permissions

Automating Registry Edits with Command Line (reg command)

Troubleshooting Registry Issues (corrupt registry, restoring defaults)

Hands-On Lab: Working with Registry Entries for System Tweaks

Advanced Registry Management

Advanced Registry Search and Navigation Techniques

Using Registry to Configure System Settings

Windows Registry File (.reg) Creation and Importing

Hands-On Lab: Advanced Registry Management Techniques

Introduction to Windows Tools

Overview of Built-in Windows Tools (Task Manager, Disk Cleanup, etc.)

Using System Information Tools (msinfo32, dxdiag)

Managing Disk Drives and Volumes (Disk Management, Diskpart)

Network Configuration Tools (ncpa.cpl, netstat, etc.)

Hands-On Lab: Using Windows Tools for System Maintenance

Advanced Windows Tools and Troubleshooting

Windows Event Viewer for Diagnostics

Using Performance Monitor and Resource Monitor

Windows Security Tools (Windows Defender, Firewall, etc.)

PowerShell Tools for Advanced Automation

Hands-On Lab: Troubleshooting and Optimizing Windows Using Built-In Tools

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