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The Internet Options in the Control Panel, what Tab Internet Properties sets the home page; set tab settings; delete browsing history, cookies, temporary files, and saved passwords; change appearance; and configure accessibility settings
General
The Internet Options in the Control Panel, what Tab Internet Properties configures security zones
Security
The Internet Options in the Control Panel, what Tab Internet Properties selects privacy settings for the current zone, location settings, pop-up blocker, and InPrivate browsing settings
Privacy
The Internet Options in the Control Panel, what Tab Internet Properties sets options for family safety, SSL certificate management, AutoComplete, and feeds
Content
The Internet Options in the Control Panel, what Tab Internet Properties sets options for VPNs, dial-up, LAN connections, and proxy servers
Connections
The Internet Options in the Control Panel, what Tab Internet Properties selects the default web browser, manage add-ons, select the default HTML editor, and set the default apps for email and other Internet services
Programs
The Internet Options in the Control Panel, what Tab Internet Properties enables and disable accelerated graphics; configure accessibility settings, browsing settings, HTTP settings, international settings, multimedia settings, and security settings; and reset Internet Explorer to the default settings
Advanced
In control panel which one is to adding displays, cameras, scanners, and so on.
Devices and Printers
In control panel which one is to uninstalling and changing programs.
Programs and Features
In control panel which one is to viewing and managing network connections.
Network and Sharing Center
In control panel which one is to configuring security
Windows Defender Firewall
In control panel which one is to Adjusting mail settings for Microsoft Outlook Email users.
In control panel which one is to Setting up speakers, headphones, and microphones; managing event sounds and themes.
Sound
From the Control Panel, if you select Accounts, you can manage the _____and access to other users.
User Accounts
The Device Manager accessed in the_____is the same one discussed under the MMC
Control Panel
This page in the Control Panel manages the indexing of data on a computer. Using these options can help increase the ease and speed for finding information. Just as the index in the back of this book helps you locate a specific topic, indexing the computer makes it easy for the search tool and selected apps to find useful information.
Indexing Options
This page in the Control Panel is an easy way to access tools to manage the computer. Some of these tools are familiar from the previous section, such as the System Information, Resource Monitor, System Configuration, Disk Cleanup, Disk Defragment, Registry Editor, and Event Viewer utilities. Several of the tools in this panel are discussed in other sections.
Administrative Tools
File Explorer Options which tab is to Displays file and folder information
View tab
File Explorer Options which tab is to Selects folders to index for searching
Search tab
File Explorer Options which tab is to Opens folders
General options tab
In Windows 10, _____ is not a listed option for the shutdown menu; however, it can be added by modifying a power plan: Select the Choose What the Power Buttons Do link under Power & Sleep Settings > Additional Power Settings.
Hibernate
stores running programs in RAM and uses little power.
Sleep mode
which Power plan Default plan. Balances performance with energy consumption.
Balanced
which Power plan Reduces CPU performance and screen brightness more than the Balanced plan, for longest battery life.
Power Saver:
which Power plan Offers the fastest CPU performance, brightest screen, and shortest battery life.
High Performance
which Power plan Limited to Windows 10 Pro Workstation edition for high-end computers
Ultimate Performance
Settings for power, sleep, and lid closure are managed in the Power Options by choosing the link What Closing the Lid Does. This brings up System Settings for power options. Note that options are set with both check box and drop-down menu
Standby, Lid, and Fast Startup Options
a power management setting that allows a computer to awaken from sleep with a signal via the USB port, such as a USB mouse. The setting is necessary because if all USB ports went to sleep, wiggling a mouse would not wake the computer; selective USB ports are set to respond to a signal from an attached device.
Universal Serial Bus (USB) selective suspend
settings are used to customize settings to the user’s needs and tastes. Search for ___and select the app. Note that the column on the left has groups of settings for Vision, Hearing, and Interaction. These settings help users of varying abilities more easily interact with the computer.
Ease of access
Setting time and date formats and automatic time settings
Date and Time:
Setting the country or region and the local format of date and time
Region:
Adding languages and changing keyboard language options
Language:
Enabling voice recognition and choosing the computer’s voice
Speech:
are generally about sharing your usage information and data history with Microsoft for research purposes.
Privacy settings
Choosing a background color, picture, or slideshow
Background:
Sharing web activity and app launches, managing web advertising settings
General:
Collecting speech patterns
Speech:
Collecting user handwriting and typing patterns
Inking & Typing Personalization:
Sharing software problems and crashes with Microsoft
Diagnostic and Feedback:
Managing settings for local storage and external sharing of activity
Activity History:
Managing privacy settings for each app or device
App Permissions:
Downloading maps to use when offline
Offline Maps:
Setting opening sites with an app or the browser
Apps for Websites:
Setting video resolution and battery power settings
Video Playback:
Managing which apps will start when logging in
Startup:
Preference settings for badge display, showing or hiding the taskbar, and setting the command prompt/PowerShell default when right-clicking the taskbar
Taskbar:
Installing new apps or removing old ones
Apps & Features:
Settings for locking an idle computer and the locked display
Lock Screen:
Choices for background sounds, colors, or images
Themes:
Light and dark colors for menus (such as the Windows menu)
Colors:
The Windows key hints at which keyboard key is being configured
Start (Windows key) Menu:
Font choices for Windows text and tools for importing fonts
Fonts:
Managing settings for keyboard, mouse, audio, and so on
Bluetooth & Other Devices:
Setting shortcuts on an Xbox game bar
Xbox Game Bar:
Optimizing the PC for gaming
Game Mode:
Monitoring status and performance, handling Xbox Live connectivity
Xbox Networking:
Managing settings to capture game play audio and video
Captures:
Managing general information on current network settings and activity
Status:
Setting specific Wi-Fi settings, handling IP and hardware information
Wi-Fi:
Granting access to physical and virtual Ethernet interface settings
Ethernet:
Granting access to dial-up settings if phone line and modem are available
Dial-up:
Allowing and adding virtual private network access
VPN:
Sharing and Internet connection over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
Mobile Hotspot:
Managing settings for using a proxy server (not applicable to VPNs)
Proxy
Enabling and disabling wireless, Bluetooth, and cellular data
Airplane Mode:
Adding and removing printers and scanners
Printers and Scanners:
Managing mouse settings such as the primary button, scrolling, and pointer options
Mouse:
Managing settings for sensitivity, scrolling, zoom, and so on
Touchpad:
Managing settings for spell checking, text suggestions, and spacebar options
Typing:
Handling settings for the handwriting font
Pen and Window Ink:
Determining default settings for playing videos or music from apps
AutoPlay:
Issuing charging notifications and managing battery settings
USB:
Managing profile settings for the user
Your Info:
Adding accounts used by other apps for easier sign-in
Email & Accounts:
Setting sign-in procedures with security settings and requirements
Sign-in Options:
Handling connection settings for managed
computers on a domain
Access Work or School:
Adding other accounts to the computer
Other Users:
Allowing settings to sync across devices on a Microsoft account
Sync Your Settings:
Determining the apps chosen for music, pictures, mail, browser, and so on
Default Apps:
(files, folders, printers, and devices) and user accounts are stored on servers.
Shared resources
server is used to authenticate users, and other servers can be used for print, file, email, and other services.
Active Directory
A shared folder or drive can be accessed by other computers on the network.
Network Shares
can be accessed by either its mapped drive letters or its folder names in File Explorer.
Network Shares
____network can offer unlimited sharing (full control or readonly) for any user who connects to a system if password-protected sharing is disabled. (This is not recommended.)
workgroup
On a __ with peer servers that support user/group permissions, shares are protected by lists of authorized users or groups. Windows 10 supports user/group access control.
client/server-based network / peer-to-peer network
are hidden shares that can be identified by a $ at the end of the share name. Standard users who are browsing to the computer over the network cannot see these shares; they are meant for administrative use.
Administrative shares
Windows enables shared folders and shared drives to be ____to drive letters on clients. In File Explorer/This PC, these ___ letters show up in the list along with the local drive letters. A shared resource can be accessed either through Network (using the share name) or through a mapped drive letter.
mapped drive
A shared folder ____ can be referred to by the drive name instead of by using a long Universal Naming Convention (UNC) path.
When using MS-DOS programs, keep in mind that using ___is the only way for those programs to access shared folders.
mapped drive
Printers connected to network computers can be shared or printers can be connected directly to a network with Ethernet or wireless Ethernet (Wi-Fi) connections.
share printer
provides protection against unwanted inbound connections and can also be configured to filter outbound connections.
Windows Defender Firewall
Computers that are members of a local network must be configured so that
they can communicate with each other. This is most often done with an
Internet Protocol (IP) addressing scheme
is input using a decimal notation scheme with four 8-bit parts to an address. These parts are called octets because the number represents 8 bits.
IPv4 address