Windows XP System Support MCDST 70-271 - Managing Disks

Summary:

This course shows learners how to support and troubleshoot hard disks and explores available options under Windows XP for creating partitions, formatting drive volumes, and managing disk administration.

This lesson is part of our Windows XP System Support MCDST 70-271 online training series which contains over 17 hours of self-paced courseware. Our web-based training provides 6 months of unlimited access.

Objectives:

After completing this course you will be able to:

• Identify Basic and Dynamic disks
• Use the Disk Management console
• Use the Disk Defragmenter and Disk Cleanup wizards
• Use convert.exe to convert a FAT volume to NTFS
• Use diskpart.exe to manage disk drives and volumes from the command line

Outline:

• Basic and Dynamic Disks
• Managing and Converting Disks
• Moving and Reactivating Disks
• Using Partitions
• Using Volumes
• Installing or Upgrading Windows XP
• Detecting Disk Errors
• Configuring CD Devices
• Configuring Removable Storage Devices
• Using Disk Defragmenter

Applicability:
This course is for anyone who wants to get the most out of using Windows XP System Support MCDST 70-271.

Prerequisites: None:

Technical Requirements:

• Internet connection
• Browser: Internet Explorer, FireFox, Chrome, Safari, Opera or any standards compliant browser.
• Authorware and Macromedia Flash player recommended but not required.
• JavaScript must be enabled.

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