Domain 1 Lesson 1 - Configure Device Options

DIRECTIONS

1. Take Cornell Notes from slides & videos.

2. ​Complete the 3, 2, 1 Summary.

3. ​Take pic of completed notes

4. Turn in pics to Google Classroom assignment.

5. ​Do the Gmetrix Practice Questions.

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​​Domain 1 Test on Friday, Nov. 19, 2021

​Domain 1

Lesson 1 - Configure Device Options

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MTA Mobility & Device Fundamentals

​This course focuses on setting up devices with Windows 10.

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​You will learn how to set up Windows 10 on a device from a device administrator's perspective.

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​How to Study for This Exam

• ​2 types of exam questions

  • ​Describe

  • ​Configure

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• ​5 Exam Topics

  • ​Understand device configurations

  • ​Understand data access and management

  • ​Understand device security

  • ​Understand cloud services

  • ​Understand enterprise mobility

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​Our Role:

​ Testers for a new way of deploying Windows 10 devices to employees in a fictitious online and retail bookstore named Literatzi.

​ Configure devices and see how employees can use their mobile devices to access apps and other objects within our infrastructure.

​Beyond the exam:

This course will help you become more employable in any IT position that requires deploying Windows devices and managing how mobile devices interact with a network infrastructure.

Multiple Select

When a question starts with the word "DESCRIBE" you should

• Know the concept being covered.

• Know how the concept relates to the Windows 10 environment. 

• Know the how the concept relates to device management. 

• Know how to do what is being mentioned. 

Multiple Select

When a question starts with the word "CONFIGURE" you should

• Know the steps involved for getting something set-up in the Windows 10 environment

• Know how the concept relates to the Windows 10 environment. 

• Know the how the concept relates to device management. 

• Know how to do what is being mentioned in the Windows 10 environment

​Describe Microsoft Accounts

Windows 10 environment has 3 types of accounts

• Local account - settings applied affect only the user's device

• Domain account - used by businesses, created on a Windows server domain controller using Active Directory

• Microsoft Account - you can sync settings and Store apps across multiple synced devices

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Sync Your Settings - once signed into a Microsoft account users can sync:

• ​Themes, language preferences, Ease of access, and other Windows settings

​Active Directory - a system that centrally manages users, groups, devices and all their permissions and settings

Multiple Choice

Which type of account may you find in a business setting?

• Local

• Domain

• Administrator

• Microsoft

Multiple Choice

Which type of account allows you to sync your settings and Store apps across multiple devices?

• Local

• Domain

• Administrator

• Microsoft

Multiple Choice

View the image. What action has the user just completed?

• The user has just synced a Microsoft Account using an Outlook account.

• The user has just changed the Control Panel view option to Large icons.

• The user has just viewed the System settings to view basic information about their device.

• The user has just disabled a device in Device Manager.

Multiple Choice

A local account means that any settings applied to that account affects just the device they are currently using.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Where do you go to configure your account settings? (two answers)

• Start, User Icon, Change account settings

• Start, Settings, Accounts

• Start, Control Panel, Account

• Start, Settings, Active Directory

Multiple Select

Which settings can you sync? (More than one answer)

• Theme

• Language

• Ease of Access

• Passwords

​Configure the Control Panel

The control panel is the central location for computer settings. It can be viewed by:

• ​Category

• ​Large icons

• ​Small icons

There are many settings including​ ​security, ​internet accounts, ​programs and more.

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Administrative Tools - has may management pieces, including Computer Management

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​Power Options - important for mobile devices to control battery life

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You should explore the different areas in Control Panel to get to know where things are.

^{Table: Various system functions and the ​areas in which they are found in the Control Panel.}

^{Image: Control Panel viewed by Category}

Multiple Choice

Which area of the Control Panel contains hard drives, account settings, disk management, the Event viewer, monitoring, and system information?

• User Accounts

• Administrative Tools

• Power Options

• System

Multiple Choice

Which area of the Control Panel contains sleep, power button, display, and other power-related settings?

• System

• Administrative Tools

• Power Options

• Security & Maintenance

Multiple Choice

What is this?

• Control Panel viewed by Large Icons.

• Control Panel viewed by Small Icons.

• Control Panel viewed by Category.

• The Control Panel viewed by Hierarchy.

Open Ended

Explain why the Power Options area in the Control Panel is important for businesses who use mobile devices like laptops and tablets?

​Configure System Options 1

​Users can learn basic info about their computer within the System settings including the:

• Windows edition

• Computer name

• Workgroup settings

• Product ID​

​4 areas in System settings

1) Device Manager ​contains info about devices, including if the device is disabled and ​other device settings

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2) Remote Settings - ​allows a user to connect remotely to a computer, there are 2 options

• ​Remote Assistance - allows someone to connect to a computer remotely and take over the device while the person accepting the connection is watching

• Remote Desktop - allows someone to remote in and takeover a device, but the other party cannot watch what is going on

Workgroup - a peer-to-peer network typically seen in homes and small offices

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​Windows 10 Home Edition cannot join a domain or have remote desktop connections or run BitLocker

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Multiple Choice

View the image. What action has the user just completed?

• Synced a Microsoft Account using an Outlook account.

• Changed the Control Panel view option to Large icons.

• Navigated to System settings using the Control Panel to view basic information about their device.

• Disabled a device in Device Manager.

Multiple Choice

Which edition of Windows cannot join a domain or accept remote desktop connections, plus cannot run BitLocker encryption?

• Windows 10 Pro

• Windows 10 Education

• Windows 10 Home

• Windows 10 Enterprise

Multiple Select

Which three system options can you configure from Control Panels? (Choose three)

• Watch TV

• Add a printer

• Change the desktop background

• Add a language

Multiple Choice

What does a yellow mark with an exclamation point next to a device mean? Choose the best answer.

• The device is off-line

• There is a problem with the device

• The device needs to be updated.

• The device is unplugged.

Multiple Select

Which editions of Windows have remote connections? (more than one answer)

• Windows 10 Pro

• Windows 10 Enterprise

• Windows 10 Home

• Windows 10 Education

Configure ​System Options 2

​4 areas in System settings (con't)

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​3) System protection - allows users to set system restore points for rolling back systems settings to a defined stage, such as before an app was installed or an update occurred.

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​4) Advanced system settings - control the overall performance of a device and contain virtual memory settings.

• ​Virtual memory - sits on the hard drive for use when there is not enough RAM, it is very slow

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​Note: Virtual memory = 1.5 times the amount of physical RAM available

Multiple Choice

View the image. What action has the user just completed?

• Synced a Microsoft Account using an Outlook account.

• Configured a Windows (C:) System Drive for restore points using 2% of the hard drive space.

• Navigated to System settings using the Control Panel to view basic information about their device.

• Disabled a device in Device Manager.