Windows 11 Made Easy: Comprehensive Training For All Users

Everything You Need to Know to Master Windows 11 Security, Windows Networking, Managing updates, Users account and more

What you'll learn

Basic Navigation: Understand the Windows 11 interface and how to navigate the desktop environment.

System Management: Learn how to manage system settings, perform updates, and troubleshoot common issues

File and Folder Management: Gain skills in organizing, managing, and searching files and folders

Application Usage: Learn how to install, manage, and use applications

Security and Maintenance: Understand how to keep your system secure and maintain its performance

Productivity Tools: Discover built-in tools and features to boost productivity and efficiency

Requirements

Basic Computer Operation: Students should be comfortable using a computer, including managing files and folders, using a mouse and keyboard, and navigating basic interfaces

Internet Browsing: Familiarity with web browsing, including searching for information and using web-based applications

Device Requirements: A computer or laptop running Windows 11

System Specifications: Ensure your device meets the minimum system requirements for Windows 11

Minimum System Requirements for Windows 11: Processor: 1 GHz or faster with 2 or more cores on a compatible 64-bit processor or system on a chip (SoC). RAM: 4 GB, Storage: 64 GB or larger storage device. Firmware: UEFI, Secure Boot capable. TPM: Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 2.0.

Description

Welcome to “Windows 11 Made Easy: Comprehensive Training for All Users”—the ultimate guide to becoming proficient with Windows 11, from the basics to advanced techniques!Are you new to Windows 11 or looking to deepen your understanding of this latest operating system? Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned user, this course is crafted to help you master Windows 11’s features, tools, and best practices.What You Will LearnIn this comprehensive course, you will:Navigate Windows 11 with Confidence: Understand the new features and layout of Windows 11. Learn how to efficiently navigate the Start Menu, Taskbar, and Desktop environment.Manage Your System: Perform essential system management tasks, including updates, file management, and basic troubleshooting.Explore Applications: Learn how to install, use, and manage applications from the Microsoft Store and beyond.Enhance Productivity: Discover productivity tools and techniques to help you work smarter, not harder, with features like Snap Layouts, Virtual Desktops, and Widgets.Secure and Maintain Your System: Understand how to protect your PC from threats, manage your privacy settings, and keep your system running smoothly.Advanced Techniques: Explore advanced features for optimizing performance, performing system backups, and resolving complex issues.Who Should Take This Course?Beginners who are new to Windows 11 and want a structured, step-by-step introduction to the operating system.Intermediate Users who have some knowledge of older versions of Windows but want to explore the latest features of Windows 11.Professionals and IT Enthusiasts

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Installing, configuring, and deploying Windows 11

Lecture 2 Upgrading from an earlier Windows version | Upgrade from Windows 10 to 11

Lecture 3 Performing a clean install of Windows 11

Lecture 4 Going back to previous version of Windows after upgrading to Windows 11

Section 3: Using Windows 11

Lecture 5 An overview of the Windows 11 user experience

Lecture 6 Pinning programs to the taskbar

Lecture 7 Changing the order of taskbar buttons

Lecture 8 Customizing notifications

Lecture 9 Switching between virtual desktops

Section 4: Personalizing Windows 11

Lecture 10 Selecting the desktop background

Lecture 11 Customizing the lock screen and sign-in screen

Lecture 12 Configuring desktop icons

Lecture 13 Choosing a screen saver

Lecture 14 Syncing your settings between computers

Section 5: Managing updates

Lecture 15 An overview of how Windows 11 Update Works

Lecture 16 What you get from Windows Updates

Lecture 17 Choosing when updates are installed

Lecture 18 Deferring and delaying updates

Lecture 19 Windows insider programmer

Lecture 20 Troubleshooting update problems

Section 6: Installing and configuring modern apps and desktop apps

Lecture 21 Browsing Microsoft Store

Lecture 22 Buying an app

Lecture 23 Uninstalling an app

Lecture 24 Resetting a modern app

Lecture 25 Running desktop applications as an administrator or another user

Lecture 26 Terminating a program with Task Manager

Lecture 27 Setting default programs and file-type associations

Lecture 28 Turning Windows 11 features on or off

Section 7: Using and managing built-in Windows apps

Lecture 29 Setting up and using Mail

Lecture 30 Using Teams

Lecture 31 Using OneNote

Lecture 32 Music

Lecture 33 Using the Photos app to crop and edit pictures

Lecture 34 Editing photos with Paint

Section 8: Microsoft Edge and Where is Internet Explorer

Lecture 35 Specifying your default browser

Lecture 36 Choosing the light theme or the dark

Lecture 37 Customizing your start and home pages

Lecture 38 Displaying the Favorites bar

Lecture 39 Importing favorites

Lecture 40 Syncing favorites and other settings

Lecture 41 Managing and securing your web credentials

Lecture 42 Resetting Microsoft edge

Lecture 43 Repairing Microsoft edge

Section 9: Storage and file management

Lecture 44 Setting up and using OneDrive

Lecture 45 Syncing files and folders

Lecture 46 Sharing OneDrive files and folders

Lecture 47 Mastering File Explorer

Lecture 48 Using compressed (zipped) folders

Lecture 49 Managing disk space

Lecture 50 Cleaning up unneeded files

Lecture 51 Recovering lost, damaged, and deleted files and folders

Lecture 52 Purging the Recycle Bin

Lecture 53 Managing existing disks and volumes

Lecture 54 Extending a volume

Lecture 55 Shrinking a volume

Lecture 56 Deleting a volume

Lecture 57 Assigning and changing drive letters

Section 10: Managing user accounts, passwords, and credentials.

Lecture 58 Creating and managing user accounts

Lecture 59 Changing account settings

Lecture 60 Deleting an account

Lecture 61 Setting or changing a password

Lecture 62 Using a PIN

Section 11: Performance and power management

Lecture 63 System Information

Lecture 64 Using the Services console

Lecture 65 Starting and stopping services

Lecture 66 Managing services from Task Manager

Lecture 67 Monitoring performance with Task Manager

Section 12: Windows networking

Lecture 68 TCP/IP configuration

Lecture 69 Setting the network location

Lecture 70 Connecting to a hidden network

Lecture 71 Wireless security

Lecture 72 Connecting to another computer with Remote Desktop

Lecture 73 Installing Remote Desktop client software

Lecture 74 Enabling inbound remote desktop connections

Lecture 75 Sharing files, printers, and other resources over a local network

Lecture 76 Configuring your network for sharing

Lecture 77 Sharing files and folders from any folder

Lecture 78 Sharing a printer

Lecture 79 Working with mapped network folders

Lecture 80 Connecting to a network printer

Lecture 81 Network troubleshooting tools

Section 13: Hardware and devices

Lecture 82 Adding, configuring, and removing hardware devices

Lecture 83 Installing a new Plug and Play device

Lecture 84 Getting useful information from Device Manager

Lecture 85 Enabling and disabling devices

Lecture 86 Setting up Bluetooth devices

Lecture 87 Updating and uninstalling drivers

Lecture 88 Disabling automatic driver updates

Lecture 89 Updating a device driver manually

Lecture 90 Rolling back to a previous driver version

Lecture 91 Uninstalling a driver

Lecture 92 Printers and print queues

Lecture 93 Running Disk Management

Lecture 94 Speakers, microphones, and headsets

Section 14: Troubleshooting, backup, and recovery

Lecture 95 Built-in troubleshooters

Lecture 96 Windows Error Reporting

Lecture 97 Reliability Monitor

Lecture 98 Event Viewer

Lecture 99 Using a recovery drive

Lecture 100 Using File History to protect files and folders

Lecture 101 Using the Reset option to recover from serious problems

Lecture 102 Using the Windows 7 Backup program

Lecture 103 Rolling back to a previous restore point

Section 15: Windows security and privacy

Lecture 104 Securing devices

Lecture 105 Securing data

Lecture 106 Blocking malware

Lecture 107 Preventing unsafe actions with User Account Control

Lecture 108 Modifying UAC settings

Lecture 109 Using Windows Defender Antivirus

Lecture 110 Manually scanning for malware

Section 16: PowerShell and other advanced management tools

Lecture 111 Command Prompt or PowerShell

Lecture 112 Working in a Command Prompt session

Lecture 113 Running with elevated privileges

Lecture 114 Starting Command Prompt at a particular folder

Lecture 115 Starting PowerShell

Lecture 116 Editing the Windows registry

Lecture 117 Backing up and restoring parts of the registry

Lecture 118 Task Scheduler

Section 17: Conclusion

Lecture 119 Conclusion

Beginners who are new to Windows 11,Users who have basic knowledge of older Windows versions but want to learn about Windows 11,Intermediate users looking to refine their skills and explore advanced features of Windows 11,IT professionals and educators seeking a structured approach to teaching Windows 11