MCP CERTIFICATION INSTALLING, CONFIGURING, ADMINISTERING WINDOWS XP PRO

Clean Install Intro 1.1 Installation planning 1.2 Install Methods 1.3 Performing an Install Lab Windows XP Install Lab - Windows XP Update Upgrade Install 2.1 Upgrade Process 2.2 Starting an upgrade 2.3 Migrating User Settings 2.4 Installation issues Lab - Windows XP Upgrade Automated Install 3.1 Unattended Installations 3.2 SYSPREP for imaging installs 3.3 Remote Installation Services (RIS) Lab - Unattended Install Lab - Using Suspire I/O Devices Intro 1.1 Hardware interfaces 1.2 Internal Devices 1.3 Parallel/Serial 1.4 USB/Firewall Devices 1.5 Remote Devices Lab - Add Device Wizard Lab - Driver Signing Lab - Remote Devices Lab - Signature Verification Display Devices 2.1 Display Properties 2.2 Multiple Displays Lab - Screen Resolution Disk Management 3.1 Disk Management Console 3.2 Basic Disks 3.3 Dynamic Disks Lab - Disk Partition Lab - Disk Stripping Other Devices 4.1 ACPI 4.2 Multiple Processors 4.3 UPS Working w/ File Systems Intro 1.1 FAT & FAT32 1.2 NTFS Features NTFS File/Folder 2.1 Enabling and Using Permissions 2.2 Effective Permissions 2.3 Copying/Moving Files Lab - Disk Compression Lab - Disk Quota Lab - Encryption Lab - Off Line Folders Lab - Encryption Lab - Off Line Folders Shared Folders 3.1 Enabling Sharing 3.2 Sharing Permissions 3.3 Administrative Shares 3.4 Combining Share/NTFS Permissions Lab - NTFS Permissions Printing 4.1 Printer Installation 4.2 Print Sharing 4.3 Printer Management Lab - Add a Printer Desktop Configuration Intro 1.1 Desktop Controls 1.2 Accessibility Options 1.3 User Profiles 1.4 Application Management Lab - Language Setting Lab - Registry Editor System Performance 2.1 Monitoring Performance 2.2 Configuring Performance 2.3 Laptop Performance Recovery 3.1 Boot Problems 3.2 Boot Process 3.3 Backup 3.4 System Restore Lab - Installing the Recovery Console Lab - Using the Recovery Console Security 4.1 Local Policy 4.2 Security Settings 4.3 EFS 4.4 Credentials Lab - Security Options Lab - Event Auditing IP Configuration Intro 1.1 Configuration Tools 1.2 IP Parameters 1.3 IP Troubleshooting 1.4 Name Resolution Lab - Automatic TCP/IP Configuration Lab - Manual TCP/IP Configuration Internet Configuration 2.1 Internet Connections 2.2 Internet Explorer 2.3 IIS Lab - Enable Internet Sharing Lab - Activate Firewall Remote Configuration 3.1 Remote Connections 3.2 Remote Desktop Lab - VPN Installation Lab - Remote Connection

How to Migrate Windows XP Files & Programs to Windows Vista Read more: How to Migrate Windows XP Files & Programs to Windows Vista | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_5871322_migrate-files-programs-windows-vista.html#ixzz1YWW7hIVw Use the Windows Upgrade Options chart (see "Upgrading from Windows XP to Windows Vista" under References) to determine your upgrade path. Perform an upgrade, if eligible. The Windows Vista installation program will automatically transfer your settings, documents and applications by selecting "Upgrade" during the installation process. If you must perform a clean install, proceed to Step 2. 2 Create a new folder on your desktop by right-clicking on it and selecting "New Folder." Name it "Vista" or another easyto-remember name. 3 Find any downloaded application setup packages on your hard drive. These will either be compressed files (.zip) or executable (.exe). Move all installation packages to the "Vista" folder you created in Step 2. 4 Copy the "Vista" folder to a CD/DVD, a USB thumb drive, an external hard drive or to any other storage device. 5 Write down any license keys that you have purchased. Programs often list license keys under the "Help" selection in the menu bar. 6 Download and install the Easy Transfer Wizard for Windows XP (see Resources). (You may also manually back up your settings and folders and copy them to an external storage device or media.) 7 Close all programs. Run the Easy Transfer Wizard. Click "Next." 8 Select an appropriate media type or external storage type. 9 Choose "This is my old computer." 10 De-select any user accounts that you don't want to preserve. 11 Enter a password, and confirm the password if you desire. (Write down the password if you decide to password-protect your data.) Click "Save." 12 Navigate to the appropriate external storage device. Click "Save." 13 Click "Next" when Windows prompts you to do so. 14 Write down the name and location of your backed up files if necessary. 15 Click on "Next," then "Close." 16

Browse to your storage device and ensure that your backed-up files are listed. Eject your external device or disk. 17 Insert your Windows Vista installation disc. Perform a "Custom Installation." 18 Insert or connect your external media device that contains your file backups. 19 Navigate to your saved "Easy Transfer" file. Double-click it. 20 Enter your password if applicable. Click "Next." 21 Click "Transfer." 22 Click "Close," then "Restart now." 23 Reinstall all of the programs that you have on installation disks and that you saved in the "Vista" folder earlier.
Prepare for the migration on the destination computer
To start Windows Easy Transfer on the destination computer, follow these steps:

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Close all active programs. Click Start

, click All Programs, click Accessories, click System Tools, click Windows Easy Transfer, and then click Next.

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Click Start a new transfer. Click This is my new computer. Click No, show me more options. Click the option that is required for the Is Windows Easy Transfer installed on your old computer page prompt. Select the destination media on which you want to store the Windows Easy Transfer Wizard files. You can store the wizard files on a CD, on a DVD, on removable media, or on a network drive. Click Yes, I'll transfer files and settings over the network. Type a path and a folder name in which you want to store the Windows Easy Transfer wizard files, and then click Next.

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