CompTIA A+ Full Course for Beginners - Module 11 - Managing Windows

Module 11 (Managing Windows) of the Full CompTIA A+ Training Course which is for beginners. This is part of the Core 2 which mostly focuses on the 1102 exam questions and topics.

In this video we cover the eleventh module of the Full A+ Course which is Managing Windows. This is also the second module of Core 2.

Below you'll find some time stamps to some of the main topics discussed in this module, this is not all the topics in the module though:

00:00 Intro
00:35 Agenda

Section 1 - Management Consoles ===============================

01:18 Device Manager
23:10 Disk Management Console
32:29 Disk Maintenance Tools
39:14 Task Scheduler
53:37 Microsoft Management Console

Section 2 - Performance & Troubleshooting Tools ===================

57:15 System Information
58:53 Event Viewer
01:02:42 Task Manager
01:11:11 Resource Monitor
01:13:35 Performance Monitor
01:18:56 System Configuration Utility

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[blankstudy]

- exclamation mark means incorrect driver or missing driver
- white circle with black arrow downwards means device disabled
- update drivers in device manager
- least amount of admin effort means there are multiple correct
- roll back driver is easiest way to fix a faulty driver
- generic driver - very first driver installed by windows
- maximum amount of drivers stored is 2, current and previous
- disk managment shows your hard drives and allows for partitioning
- optimize drive, fixes fragmentation of drive, improves read times and organizes
-use .bat flies when writing scrips for task scheduler
- to get to task manager - control shift escape (exam doesn’t show crtl alt delete)

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Very well done videos with expert explanations. I already am Certified and was curious about new videos online to recommend to others. Having a live operating system to demo is far better than pictures or snapshots of the same.. nice job!

[bryanclark]

I'm going to be taking the A+ core tests real soon and your videos are super helpful!

[JLopez-oicv]

I use CRT+SHIFT+ESC to open task manager at least once a day. I heard about it about a year ago while studying for my accessibility certification.

[NEETIRLttv]

1:09:28 mean while just a week or so ago someone discovered a potentially major compromise due to a .5 sec extra log in time. I dunno how they noticed that but this kind of IT lore is almost never boring.

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You are the smartest person I ever know 🎉

[veranofrio]

Thank you for your videos. I was wondering if there is another video withe the Topic 2C: Use Command-line Tools section in it?

[Owl_]

I knew about ctrl + shift + escape even before I started my career in/studying IT. Only learnt it by trying random set of shortcuts on my keyboard

[anastasiiapiroh]

Thank you for this video, it is really helpful!

[lelenny]

Never knew about the crtl alt esc to bring up Task Manager directly. Honestly would've saved me alot of headache in the past.

[AA-cttk]

You sound like GRU from Despicable ME. great content

[ElizabethJoseph-cmxy]

I just got to know that ctrl+shft+esc actually opens task manager. thank you so much for this information😆😆😆

[brendapayne-cr]

I am winnie the poo and I am so glad you are doing these modules in 1 hour chunks of information. Thanks for incorporating exam helps and details.

[elizabethqueen]

Sticky note on the fridge comment lmao!!! I AM WINNIE THE POOH

[arcthepaladin]

Ctrl + Shift + Esc was the only way ive been told how to open task manager besides the Ctrl + Alt + Delete, been using it constantly ever since, cant even remember where I learned it from haha.

[natey]

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[Anonymous-teds]

I'm fully studying off of your videos. What is the period range in which you upload the videos? Thank you so far it's been helpful

[tyeno-tambe]

I am Winnie the Pooh! Btw, at 1:14:10 the phrase is "User unfriendly". But unuser friendly sounds cool too lol

[JaihsonKresak]

Beautiful videos. Thanks so much for uploading this course! Just one question: does msconfig boot options work with GRUB? Or should I go on my linux and configure grub from there?

[Entire-World]

How about Control Alt Del keys to access Task Manager?