After completing Windows NT 4.0 Workstation Installation and Configuration the user should be able to:
 

	Install Windows NT Workstation 4.0 for optimal performance
	Configure hardware devices and hardware profiles
	Configure applications

Understanding Windows NT Workstation
Describes the Windows NT operating system.
 

Features and capabilities

Installing Windows NT Workstation 4.0
Describes how to plan a Windows NT installation.
 

	Hardware disk and file system issues
	Operating system options
	Customizing and automating the installation

Configuring Keyboard Mouse and Sound
Covers setting up the keyboard mouse and sound card.
 

	Configuring how the keyboard operates
	Configuring how the mouse operates
	Configuring how sound is used

Changing and Configuring Hardware
Covers customizing hardware devices.
 

	Configuring your video display and ports
	Changing ports
	Installing and configuring a SCSI adapter

Configuring Memory and Multitasking
Describes techniques for optimizing performance.
 

	Configuring memory
	Working with tasking and priorities

Configuring for Multimedia
Explains how to configure multimedia devices.
 

Configuring multimedia devices and settings

Managing System Services and Devices
Describes techniques for installing removing and controlling system services and devices.
 

	Installing and removing system services and system devices
	Controlling system service startup and system devices

Managing the Boot Process
Explains how the boot process works and how to set up and use the options available.
 

	Choosing an operating system
	Using hardware profiles

Working with Applications
Discusses how to install and run applications.
 

	Configuring DOS and Win16 applications
	Running Windows NT and Windows 95 applications

This course is distributed with the Windows NT 4.0 Glossary and files containing the text of exercises.