Windows Tips and Tricks Training
Windows Tips, Tricks, and Advanced Topics Course
Over 3 hours of online video training
TThis training is designed to help individuals who use Windows on a regular bases to be more productive and to gain a more in depth understanding of the advanced tools and features of Windows. The lessons are easy to follow with step-by-step instructions.
Prerequisite: Computer Basics Training ...
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Multimedia Online Training:
With online training, the lectures were video taped and then digitized and presented to you in Full Motion Video, Audio, & Graphics.
System Requirements: 1 GHz Processor (minimum), High-Speed Internet Connection, 512 MB RAM, Sound Card. Available Hard Disk 200 MB. 800x600 Minimum Screen Resolution (1024x768 or higher recommended). Browser: Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 3.6, Chrome 4.0, Safari 4.0, Mobile Safari 4.0, or Opera 10.5 or higher. Flash Player 10 or higher (non IOS devices). Windows XP, Vista, 7, MAC OS X 10.5, or iOS 4.0 or higher.
Windows Tips and Tricks Course Outline:
Length - 3 Hours 10 Minutes
- 1.01 Introduction - 0:59
- 1.02 Configuring Outlook Express to Start Automatically – 4:34
- 1.03 The All Users Folder – 6:39
- 1.04 Program Grouping – 3:26
- 1.05 The Windows Registry – 7:25
- 1.06 Modifying Internet Explorer from the Registry – 4:56
- 1.07 Modifying the Default Thumbnail Size from the Registry – 4:30
- 1.08 Modifying Program Tooltips from the Registry – 4:29
- 1.09 Sorting Start Menu Programs – 1:08
- 1.10 Safely Removing USB Devices – 3:14
- 1.11 Password Recovery – 2:32
- 1.12 Creating Custom Keyboard Shortcuts – 4:48
- 1.13 Customizing the Search Companion – 2:43
- 1.14 Accessing and Using the Microsoft Narrator – 1:52
- 1.15 Keyboard Shortcuts with the Windows Key – 2:05
- 1.16 Accessing and Using the On-Screen Keyboard – 6:06
- 1.17 Special Click and Drag Techniques – 2:47
- 1.18 Using the Windows Backup Utility to Create a Backup – 7:47
- 1.19 Using the Windows Backup Utility to Restore a Backup – 6:41
- 1.20 Monitoring System Performance with Task Manager – 4:54
- 1.21 Increasing System Performance (Visual Effects Settings) – 3:10
- 1.22 Increasing System Performance (Windows Prefetch) – 3:20
- 1.23 Increasing System Performance (Automatic Network Search Feature) – 1:22
- 1.24 Increasing System Performance (Disable Unused Services) – 8:36
- 1.25 Windows XP File Systems – 5:37
- 1.26 Networking Basics Introduction – 2:21
- 1.27 Equipment Needed for Networking – 5:11
- 1.28 Verifying Network Connectivity – 6:34
- 1.29 Connecting to a Wireless Network – 3:18
- 1.30 How to Share a Printer on the Network – 2:54
- 1.31 Sharing Drives and Folders on the Network – 4:16
- 1.32 Networking Tips and Tricks – 3:05
- 1.33 Upgrading to Windows XP – 4:54
- 1.34 Checking System Compatibility with Windows Upgrade Advisor – 6:20
- 1.35 Preparing for the Upgrade to Windows XP – 10:25
- 1.36 Performing the Upgrade to Windows XP – 4:50
- 1.37 System Requirements Overview – 9:09
- 1.38 Meeting Minimum System Requirements – 3:37
- 1.39 System Requirements for a Word Processor and a 3D Video Game – 5:30
- 1.40 System Requirements for a CAD Program – - 4:12
- 1.41 System Requirements vs. Recommended Configuration – 7:41
