Course Outline
Introduction to Windows 11 for Government
- What’s New in Windows 11 for Government
- Edition Comparison and Licensing for Government
- System Requirements and Compatibility for Government
Installing and Upgrading Windows 11 for Government
- Clean Installations for Government
- Upgrading from Previous Versions for Government
- Automated Deployments with Windows Deployment Services (WDS) for Government
Configuring and Customizing Windows 11 for Government
- User Interface Personalization for Government
- Managing Device Settings for Government
- Multilingual Support for Government
User and Device Management for Government
- Local and Microsoft Accounts for Government
- Group Policy and Local Policies for Government
- Managing Users and Groups for Government
Application Management for Government
- Installing and Managing Applications for Government
- Windows Store and AppLocker for Government
- Default Apps and File Associations for Government
Network Configuration for Government
- Configuring IP and DNS Settings for Government
- Wireless and VPN Configuration for Government
- Troubleshooting Connectivity for Government
Storage Management for Government
- Disk Partitions and Volumes for Government
- BitLocker and Data Protection for Government
- Storage Spaces and OneDrive for Government
Security and Compliance for Government
- Windows Security and Defender Antivirus for Government
- Firewall and Security Settings for Government
- Windows Hello and Biometric Authentication for Government
Windows 11 Maintenance and Troubleshooting for Government
- Windows Update and Servicing Channels for Government
- Event Viewer and Performance Monitoring for Government
- Common Troubleshooting Scenarios for Government
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of networking and computer hardware for government use
- Experience with Windows operating systems in a public sector environment
- Familiarity with IT support concepts and practices
Audience
- IT professionals working in federal, state, or local government agencies
- System administrators responsible for managing IT infrastructure for government operations
- Desktop support technicians providing technical assistance to government employees
Testimonials (4)
It was done at our pace, speeding through areas we know, while slowing down and giving more information where we needed.
Kevin Stanley - Chugachmiut
Course - Windows Server 2022 for System Administrators
The teaching style was very good.
Juma Shekuwe - TANZANIA REVENUE AUTHORITY
Course - Windows Server 2019 Administration (authorized training course WS 011T00)
Interactivity, the trainer was willing to help and explain in areas that were difficult. I felt like the training was really useful for me
Lewis Johnson - Swift Group Ltd
Course - Windows Server 2016
The environment is very very good