Configure Windows Client Storage
Configure Windows Client Storage Overview
The Windows client operating system is one of the most popular operating systems.
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Thank you so much for
joining us. I'm your host,
Lauren Deal, and I'll be your
learner advocate as we go
along, asking Wes Bryan all the
questions you probably have at
home.
Welcome to the show, Wes.
Hey, thanks for having me here.
Yeah. My name is Wes Bryan.
I'm an edutainer at ACI
Learning and IT Pro, and I've
been teaching technical courses
for the better part of a
decade. Microsoft Certified
Trainer, I hold MCSA and some
of the other certifications
that have gone by the wayside.
But I definitely have a lot of
experience in teaching just in
the Windows environment.
So I'm looking forward to just
being your subject matter
expert, the edutator that is
going to take you through this
journey as we proceed through
the course. I have to
say I'm really excited
because this is a topic that
I'm excited to delve into,
but what are we going to be
talking about, Wes? All right.
So this course is going to be
all about how you, the learner,
can configure Windows Client
Storage. We're going to show
you the utilities, the tools,
the concepts to create,
configure, and manage Windows
Client Storage. In this,
we're going to use a variety of
tools. We're going to walk you
through the majority of the
tools that you have available
that you can use, utilize in
order to accomplish that task.
We'll look at GUI-based
utilities like things like the
Windows Settings Interface,
which has definitely had some
changes between some of the
Windows operating systems.
We're going to look at things
like disk management, something
that we've been using for a
very long time in Windows
environments to configure our
storage on our machines.
We're also going to use and
drop down to, we're going to
remove the GUI, we're going to
go down into the command line
interfaces such as the Windows
command prompt and the Windows
PowerShell in order to show you
how you can do this through a
command line environment as
well all here in this course.
It sounds like a jam-packed
course, but who is this course
designed for?
Well, anybody really.
There are some scopes here.
If you could be one that's
taken, maybe you're taking some
kind of Windows exam. Well,
these can give you some of the
skills that are sometimes
measured in those exams,
but you could be part of the
support staff. Maybe you're a
part of the help desk. Maybe
you want to know some of the
features that you have
available so that you can
resolve those tickets faster.
You can help the end users that
you're supporting currently in
your environment. Maybe you're
curious. Maybe you just wanted
to level up some of your
skills. Do you want to take
your skills a little bit
farther inside of a Windows
environment? You're not taking
an exam and you're not on a
help desk environment.
It's for you as well.
Beginners, maybe you aren't
familiar with Windows at all,
but you'd like to be because
you know that's the next avenue
maybe in a promotion. Maybe
you're just curious and you
want to see how to do it.
This is going to be the course
for you. However, I will tell
you there is a small bit of
assumed knowledge. The
assumptions here that we're
going to make is that you do
have an understanding of
computing environments and some
of the computing technology
terminology. I'm not worried
about the Windows specific
stuff. We'll help you out with
that, but some of the basics
that across the industry,
regardless of what operating
system you're in. You also have
to know a little bit about
networking and networking
communications things in
general. It's going to be
important that you have a
concept because when we talk
about storage, we're not going
to be just doing local storage.
You're going to see there are
episodes here where we're going
to tell you how you can create
shared storage like WYSTO, all
here in this course.
Well, this sounds exciting
for me. I've been a Mac user,
so I'm excited to jump into the
Windows client and see how that
works.
But I'm excited about this.
What are you excited for?
Well, I've worked in with
Windows for a long time.
I've had Mac OS as a driver
too, and I like that operating
system. I really like working
in Windows and I have for a
while. It's not the only
operating system I use, but one
of the things I love is the
ability to help our learners to
navigate through, configure one
of the most popular, if not the
most popular
enterprise level operating
system, whether it's in a home
environment, a small office
business environment, or even
at the enterprise level.
I love being able to convey the
concepts, show you the
technologies and the steps in
order to configure your Windows
client storage so that you can
be more successful in your
endeavors.
Well, this is the perfect
time for us to launch into our
first episode, so meet us
there.
Overview
This course will show and help the learner to configure local storage in Windows clients. Following the course, the learner will be able to configure, manage and optimize storage drives, as well as format Windows volumes with file systems such as NTFS, FAT32, and ReFS. Finally, the learner will be able to configure and manage file and folder permissions in Windows.
Learning Style
On Demand
Length of course
2h 57m
10 Episodes
Here are the topics we'll cover
- Configuring and Managing Storage on Windows Client
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