Windows 11 has a variety of utilities and features designed to protect and preserve valuable information. This could be a single file, a volume, or an entire system. In this course, you will explore the concepts of backup and recovery in the context of a computer system and investigate backup solutions including cloud storage, external drives, and network drives. Then you will discover the importance of having a backup and recovery strategy and find out how to use the Backup and Restore settings to create a full backup of a Windows 11 system. Next, access and use System Restore in Windows 11 and highlight features that can be used for backup and recovery. Finally, determine when to use features such as recovery reset and refresh options, Startup Repair, and restore tools.

Windows troubleshooting tools and approaches can help identify, plan, and resolve problems, errors, or faults. Having the right skillset, tools, knowledge, and patience are key in correcting issues relating to Windows or other Microsoft products. In this course, you will explore approaches and techniques for troubleshooting a Windows 11 system. Discover how to use the Task Manager to troubleshoot slow-running or frozen applications and basic steps to resolve common sound issues in Windows. Explore how to boot into safe mode to fix operating system issues and discover how the Windows Update feature can play a role in resolving Windows 11 problems. Lastly, explore other troubleshooting tools available in Windows, including the Program Compatibility Troubleshooter and the Health Check app.

There are various ways to install Windows 11 on a target system. Before a technician upgrades or performs a clean installation of Windows 11 there are a few things to consider. In this course, you'll explore the minimum and recommended Windows 11 system requirements. Discover feature-specific requirements for Windows 11, including 5G support, BitLocker to Go, and Microsoft Teams, as well as previous features that may be deprecated or removed in Windows 11. Explore the benefits of upgrade options and clean installations and discover how to backup and migrate files using the Windows Easy Transfer and User State Migration Tool (USMT). Lastly, explore how to use the PC Health Check app to see if a system can run Windows 11 and discover how to use Microsoft accounts to connect devices across Microsoft apps and services like Microsoft 365, OneDrive, Edge, and Microsoft Store.

Windows 11 has become a ubiquitous operating system for personal users and businesses. It includes a broad set of features that leverage usability and connectivity. The easy to use and powerful platform offers several deployment options for small, medium, and large businesses. In this course, learn about deploying Windows 11, including typical installation methods and how to prepare for deployment. Next, discover how to install Windows 11 and perform post-installation tasks. Explore Windows 11 installation options offered using Intune, as well as Intune compliance reporting and monitoring features you can use to validate a Windows 11 deployment. Finally, explore Windows activation, deployment tools, and tools for managing installations, such as Windows Autopilot.

The Windows 11 Winter Update offers some improvements and new features to Microsoft's operating system. In this course, discover how to use and customize the new Start menu, Quick settings, and notifications center. Learn how to navigate File explorer's new interface and organize files within it. The Focus tool has a new look and is now fully integrated with the Clock app. Discover its new interface and how to configure its notifications, sounds, and alerts. Explore Windows 11 suggested actions feature, which allows you to quickly make a phone call or create a calendar event. Lastly, you may need to run several applications at once. Learn to use the Task manager to visualize app usage, force close an app, and enable Efficiency mode in Windows 11.