TestOut Webinar: Microsoft Made Changes to the MCSA Windows 10 Certifications...Now What?

This recorded webinar covers the changes from Microsoft's MCSA Windows 10 certifications, Microsoft’s Installing and Configuring Windows (70-698) and Configuring Windows Devices (70-697) to the new Microsoft 365 Certified: Modern Desktop Administrator Associate certification.

Items discussed include how instructor's can adapt to teaching to this new exam, Modern Desktop Administrator Architecture, which certification objectives have been dropped and stayed the same and are new, and the potential new objectives and course material coverage.

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In general, for security reasons due to the odds of devastating damage to the systems in the office, you most assuredly *do* want to force Administrators to log in regularly and if they go through a period of lack of activity, they automatically are logged off; what if a sabateur gets his hands on an Administrator's logged in machine? He can cause a whole lot of havoc, and Microsoft is by far the least functional of all the computer operating systems- as they tend to turn out updates that do more damage than they correct to an immense degree: it is exactly that reason that most Microsoft users rightly refuse updates: to protect their machines from bugs that are in updates that will do immense damage to their machines and delicate software.