Configure Windows User Settings

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windows startup menu

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Windows desktop

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windows settings app

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Windows setting apps

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control panel

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user account

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general privacy settings

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language settings

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ease of access settings

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file explorer

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directory structure

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File Explorer config

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indexing options

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system settings

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windows update

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Device Settings

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Devices and Printers applet in Control Panel.

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audio settings

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power settings

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apps settings

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email set up

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Admin tools

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management console

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run dialog

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device properties

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device manager

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disk management console

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Optimize drives

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disk clean up

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task scheduler

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local users group

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certificate manager

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Group policy editor

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regristry editor

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editing regristry

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custom console

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Operating System (O.S.)

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Is the interface between hardware, software and the user

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Microsoft’s Disk Operating System (DOS)

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used a command-line user interface or simple menu systems.

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graphical user interface (GUI)

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make computers easier to use by non-technical staff and home users. Graphics/verisons.

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desktop

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top level of the user interface: * start up menu * icons * taskbar

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Windows 10

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* Instant Search box - find programs * Taskbar - open icons * notification area - background processes

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Windows 11

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Has multiple desktops

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admistrating windows

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Confirguation of user accounts, add/delete devices/Apps: * Window Settings app * Control Panel *All Windows configuration data is ultimately held in a database called the registry.

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Windows Settings

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is a newer, more streamlined and user-friendly tool for accessing common system configurations and personalizations

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Control panel

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is an older interface (legacy) with more complex options for advanced users

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applet

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a small, specialized program that functions within the larger Control Panel, like antivirus add their own applets in panel.

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# o.s. settings user account

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controls access to the computer and permissions on folders/ files/ printers.

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Accounts Settings

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* local account - one pc * Microsoft account - cloud

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Account settings components

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* Your info * email other accounts * sign-in options * access work/school * family/others * sync

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user account applet

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config account name/ privileges btw adminstrator /standard user and User Account Control (UAC) settings.

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User Account Control (UAC) settings

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is a system to prevent unauthorized use of administrator privileges

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# control panel Privacy settings

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determine what data collection and app permissions are allowed

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Desktop Settings

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include screen resolution, display layout, and desktop icons

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# Control Panel Ease of Access

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* vision: cursor, color contrast * Hearing * keyboard/mouse

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# Control Panel File Explorer

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File management, enables you to open, copy, move, rename, view, and delete files and folders.

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System Objects

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They provide a way for applications to interact with underlying system resources without directly accessing the raw data.

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# System object "This PC" object

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has drives referred to by letters and optional labels.

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# This PC object drive

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can be a single physical disk or a partition on a disk, a shared network folder mapped to a drive letter, or a removable disc.

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# This PC object C: drive

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is the partition on the** primary** fixed disk holding the Windows installation.

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A: drive

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is the floppy disk (very rarely seen these days)

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# Drive root directory

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Every drive contains and is represented by the backslash ( \ ). ie. C:\

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# C: root directory hierarchy

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1. root directory 2. subdirectories 3. folders 4. subfolders 5. files

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System Files aka System 32

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are the files that are required for the operating system to function.

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# sys 32 windows folder

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containing drivers, logs, add-in applications, system and configuration files (notably the System32 subdirectory), fonts, and so on.

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# sys 32 Program Files (x86)

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In 64-bit versions of Windows, folder is created to store 32-bit applications.

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# sys 32 Users

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Storage for users’ profile settings and data.

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File Explorer Options

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is an applet govern look of file/folders: 1. General tab -customize 2. View tab-hidden,protect and file types

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# File Explorer Options Search tab

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can configure file search behavior

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Indexing Options applet

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a control panel feature in Windows that allows users to manage which files and folders are included in the system's search index