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Windows 10 Editions

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Home, Pro, Pro for Workstations, Enterprise

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Which versions of Windows allow for Domain Access?

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Home: N
Pro: Y
Pro for Workstations: Y
Enterprise: Y

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feature differences

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Home: Microsoft OneDrive backup, Windows Defender, Cortana
Pro: additional management features, remote desktop host, BitLocker
Pro For Workstations: enhanced performance and storage options, more physical CPUS, up to 6 TB of RAM, support for ReFS,
Enterprise: Applocker, BranchCache, Granular User Experience,

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Which versions of Windows allow for BitLocker?

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Home: N
Pro: Y
Pro for Workstations: Y
Enterprise: Y

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Which versions of Windows allow for Remote Desktop?

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Home: Client only
Pro: Client and Host
Pro for workstations: Client and Host
Enterprise: Client and Host

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Which versions of Windows allow for Group Policy Management?

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Home: N
Pro: Y
Pro for Workstations: Y
Enterprise: Y

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What is the Maximum x86 RAM available for each Windows Version?

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Home: 4 GB
Pro: 4 GB
Pro for Workstations: 4 GB
Enterprise: 4 GB

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What is the Maximum x64 RAM available for each Windows Version?

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Home: 128 GB
Pro: 2 TB
Pro for Workstations: 6 TB
Enterprise: 6 TB

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Features of Windows Workgroup

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logical groups of network devices
each device is a standalone user, everyone is a peer

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Features of Domain Access

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business network
centralized authentication and device access
support thousands of devices across many networks

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desktop styles - work

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standard desktop
common user interface
customization very limited
you can work at any computer

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desktop styles - home

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complete flexibility
background photos, colors, UI sizing

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availability of RDP

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Remote Desktop Protocol
Connects to a Remote Desktop Service
clients available for almost any operating system
Remote Desktop Service
Provides access for the RDP client
Available in Windows 10 Pro and Enterprise, not Home

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RAM support limitations

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Ram more advanced editions allow additional RAM

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BitLocker

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Full Disk Encryption
Everything on the drive is encrypted
Even the OS

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Encrypting File System

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Protect individual files and folders
Built on to the NTFS file system

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gpedit.msc

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centrally manages users and systems
Local Group Policy
manages the local device

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in-place upgrade

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upgrades the existing OS
Keeps all applications, documents, and settings
start the setup from inside the existing OS

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cd

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change working directory
use backslash () to specify volume or folder name

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rmdir

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remove directory

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Dir

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list files and directories

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clean install

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wipe everything and reload
backup your files
start the setup by booting from the installation media

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md

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Make directory

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ipconfig

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determines TCP/IP and network adapter information
view additional configuration details
DNS, DHCP, etc.

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Drive navigation inputs
each partition is assigned a letter reference the drive with the letter and a colon
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Ping
test reachability determines round-trip time uses internet control message protocol (ICMP)
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netstat
Displays a list of active connections, including the local address, remote address, and the state of the connection
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chkdsk
check the file system for errors repair disk issues view disk health
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nslookup
lookup information from DNS servers lookup names and IP addresses
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net user
allows for the creation, modification, or deletion of user accounts, and set user-related settings
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hostname
view the name of the device is the Windows Device Name
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copy
used to copy one or more files from one location to another
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xcopy
copies files and directory trees
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tracert
determine the route a packet takes to a destination
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robocopy
more advanced and powerful tool for copying files resume interrupted transfers, retry failed copies
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net use
manage shared resources by connecting to or disconnecting from them, allows you to map network shares to local drives, disconnect from them, or display the current network connections.
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format
formats a disk for use with windows possible to lose data
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gpupdate
force a group policy update
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shutdown
shutdowns a computer optionally restart it
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gpresult
verify policy settings for a computer or user
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diskpart
manage disk configurations can lose data
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sfc / system file checker
verify the integrity of the operating system check every important system file
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[command name] /?
display detailed help or documentation about a specific command. It provides information on how to use the command, its syntax, available options (switches), and examples.
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pathping
combines ping and traceroute first: runs a traceroute second: measures round trip time and packet loss
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winver
a quick check about windows dialog useful when troubleshooting
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task manager - services
non-interactive applications hundreds of background processes manage from one screen start, stop , restart
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task manager - startup
manage which programs start with a windows login
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task manager - performance
view all running processes combine all apps, processes, and services into a single tab
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task manager - users
view who's connected disconnect a user manage user accounts
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MMC / Microsoft Managment Console
build your own console
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task scheduler
schedule an application or script includes predefined schedules organize taskschd.msc
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disk management
manage disk operations diskmgmt.msc can erase data always have a backup
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device manager
os doesn't know how to talk directly to most hardware device drivers are hardware specific and OS specific
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event viewer
central event consolidation application, security, set up, system information warning, error, critical, successful audit, failure audit eventvwr.msc
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certificate manager
view user and trusted certs add and remove certmgr.msc
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performance monitor
gathering long-term stats OS metrics set alerts and automated actions store stats built-in reports perfmon.msc
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group policy editor
centrally manage users and systems local group policy editor manages the local device gpedit.msc
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local users and groups
Users Administrator The windows super-user Guest Limited access Regular users Groups Admins, users, backup operators, power users, etc. Lusrmgr.msc
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resource monitor
detailed real-time view of performance overview,cpu, memory, disk, network resmon.exe
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system information
system overview msinfo32.exe hardware resources Memory, DMA, IRQs, conflicts components multimedia, display, input, network software environment drivers, print jobs, running tasks
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system configuration
manage boot processes, startup, services one-stop shop msconfig.exe
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disk cleanup
find unused or unneeded files cleanmgr.exe
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defrag
disk defragmentation moves files fragments so they are contiguous improves read and write times not for SSD's defrag
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windows registry editor
huge master database used by almost anything backup your registry regedit.exe
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internet options
general - basic display security - different access based on site locations privacy - cookies, pop-up blocker, InPrivate browsing content - certificates and auto-complete connections - VPN and proxy settings programs - default browser, plugins advanced - detailed configuration options
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devices and printers
everything on the network quick and easy access
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programs and features
installed applications windows features
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network and sharing center
all network adapters all network configurations
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system
computer information version and edition information
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windows defender firewall
protect from attacks integrated into the OS control panel > Windows Firewall
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mail
icon does not appear unless a mail client is installed access to local mail configuration
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sound
output options set levels for output and input
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user accounts
local accounts account name and type change password, picture certificate information
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device manager
the OS doesn't know how to talk to hardware manage devices first place to go when hardware doesn't work
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indexing options
speed up search process searches browser history and user folders add other locations
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file explorer options
manage file explorer general (windows, expand folders) view (hidden files, hide extensions) search (disable index searches)
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administrative tools
not commonly used utilities used for system admins useful system tool
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power options
hibernate (open docs and apps are saved to disk) sleep/ standby (open apps stored in memory, save power, startup quickly, switches to hibernate if power is low) fast startup
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ease of access center
usability enhancements change display, keyboard, mouse, and other input/output audio
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settings
updated interface one place for most configuration settings search for settings
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time and langauge
windows can automatically set the time change or add a language
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update and security
keep your OS up to date automatic installation active hours
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personalization
change the way windows look and feels extensive customization
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apps
manage installed apps add windows features
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privacy
share app activity share your language speech recognition
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system
change display settings audio settings notifications
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devices
manage devices mouse settings typing and writing
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network and internet
network settings view internet status change IP settings
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gaming
xbox game bar chat, join games
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accounts
manage login account information email configuration sign-in options
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shared resources
make a folder or printer available on the network assign a drive letter to a share shared ending with a dollar sign are hidden admin tools / computer management
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mapping drives
access a share local drive letter and share name or use the command line
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sharing printers
similar to sharing a folder printer properties
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proxy settings
change the traffic flow settings > network and internet define address and exceptions
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network locations
private (share and connect to devices, home or work network) public (no sharing or connectivity) customize security settings
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network paths
view network path in file explorer map network drive disconnect
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metered connections
reduce data usage can modify application communication
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windows defender firewall
your firewall should always be enabled temporarily disable from main screen different settings for each network type
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windows firewall configuraiton
block all incoming connections modify notification
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creating a firewall exception
allow an app or feature through windows firewall port number predefined exceptions custom rule
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How Windows gets an IP address
DHCP (this is the default) APIPA (no static address or DHCP server) Static Address (assign IP address manually)
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TCP/IP host addresses
IP address - Unique identifier Subnet Mask - identifies the subnet Gateway - route of the subnet to the rest of the world DNS - Domain Name Services DHCP - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Loopback Address - 127.0.0.1
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Backing up the DHCP server
Multiple DHCP servers for redundancy If a DHCP server isn't available, APIPA is used you can also configure a static IP address
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Network setup
control panel step-by-step wizard many different connections
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VPN connections
built-in VPN client integrate a smart card connect from the network status icon
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wireless connections
network name (SSID) security type encryption type (TKIP, AES) Security keys (WPA-2 Personal (pre-shared key) WPA2-Enterprise (802.1x Authentication))
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wired connections
ethernet cable fastest connection is the default
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WWAN connections
Wireless Wide Area Network Hardware adapter USB or 802.11 wireless Requires third-party software
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installing applications
extends functionality of your OS not every computer can run every application
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32-bit vs 64-bit
processor specific OS has a maximum supported value 32 bit cannot run 64 bit but 64 bit can run 32 bit
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graphics requirements
integrated graphics (GPU and CPU are the same chip) dedicated graphics card (has its own VRAM) check the application to see what is used
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RAM requirements
a critical specification would be above and beyond the minimum OS requirements to ensure smoothness
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CPU requirements
processing speed broad measurement application requirements may vary
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external hardware tokens
manage application usage application will only operate with the hardware token associated often used with high-end software
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storage requirements
drive space concerns some applications use a LOT of storafe space after installation
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distribution methods
downloadable physical media
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ISO files
optical disk image sector by sector copy of the data on an optical disc Mount in the OS
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installation considerations
there's a reason we are careful when installation applications impact to device, network, operation, business
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why do you need an OS?
control interaction between components a common platform for applications humans need a way to interact with the machine
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standard OS features
file management application support input and output support OS configuration and management tools
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microsoft windows
advantages (large industry support, broad selection of OS options, variety of software support) disadvantages (big target for security exploitation, challenging integration exercises)
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linux
advantages (free, works on a variety of hardware, passionate and active user community) disadvantages (limited driver support, limited support options)
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apple macOS
advantages (easy to use, extremely compatible, fewer security concerns) disadvantages (requires apple hardware, less industry support, higher hardware cost)
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Chrome OS
google's operating system centers around chrome web browser relies on the cloud
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apple IpadOS
operating system for Apple's iPad tablets tablet features (safari, second monitor, keyboard support, multitasking
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Apple iOS
based on Unix apps are developed with iOS SDK on macOS apps must be approved by apple before release
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google android
open-source OS, based on Linux android apps (available from the Google play store, also available from third-party sites)
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vendor-specific limitations
end-of-life updating compatibility between operating systems almost no direct application compatibility
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file systems
before data can be written to the partition, it must be formatted operating systems expect data to be written in a particular format many operating systems can read multiple file system types
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FAT
File Allocation Table one of the first pc-based file systems
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FAT32
larger 2 terabyte volume sizes maximum file size of 4 GBs
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exFAT
microsoft flash drive file system files can be larger than 4 gigs compatible across many operating systems
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NTFS
Extensive improvements over FAT32 Quotas, file compression, encryption, not very compatible across many OSs
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Ext3
Commonly used by the linux OS
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Ext4
fourth extended life system commonly seen in Linux and Android
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APFS
Apple Files System optimized for solid state storage
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boot methods
USB storage (USB must be bootable) optical media (CD) PXCE (remote network installation) SSD/ Hard drive hot swappable drive internal hard drive
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types of installation
in-place upgrade (maintain apps and data) recovery partition (hidden with installation files) clean install image deployment repair installation (fix Windows OS problems) remote network installation (install across internet) alternate third party drivers
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disk partition
separates physical drive into logical pieces useful for maintain separate operating systems formatted partitions are called volumes
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GPT partition style
requires a UEFI BIOS up to 128 partitions maximum partition size is 9B+ TB no need for logical drives
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disk paritioning
first step when preparing disks serious potential for data loss
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MBR partition style
maximum partition size of 2 TB primary (bootable partitions, max 0f 4 per hard drive,) extended (used to extend the max number of partitions,)
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quick format
creates a new file table
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full format
writes 0's to the whole disk, data is unrecoverable
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.dmg
apple disk image mountable as a drive in folder
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.pkg
installer package used to distribute software runs through in installer script
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.app
application bundle contains the necessary files to use the application "view package contents" from the finder
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app store
centralized updates and patches app store application automatic updates patch management
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uninstallation process
move the .app file to the Trash some applications include a separate uninstall program
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Apple ID and corporate restrictions
personal apple products use a personal ID companies use managed apple ID's using Apple Business Manager
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backups
time machine hourly backups daily backups weekly backups start deleting oldest information when disk is full
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anti-virus
macOS doesn't include anti-virus 3rd party options an emerging threat automate your signature updates
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system preferences
the macOS version of the Windows Control Panel access to most customization and personalization options a good place to start
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displays
configure the location of multiple displays menu can be moved to any display modify individual display settings
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network
configure network interfaces IPv4 and IPv6 detailed network settings
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printers and scanners
add and remove printers and scanners share printers and scanners view status
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privacy
limit application access to private data control access to cameras and microphones unauthorized apps can't view your private data
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accessibility
allow apps to use system input scripting and automation limits third-party applications
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keychain
password management integrated into the OS passwords and secure notes are encrpyted
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spotlight
find files, apps, images magnifying glass in upper right type anything in define search categories in system preferences / spotlight
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Icloud
integrate Apple technologies Share across systems backup iOS devices store files in an iCloud drive
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gestures
you can do more than just point and click file management integrated access to other devices
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remote disk
use an optical drive from another computer ser up sharing in system preferences
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dock
fast access to apps view running applications keep folders in the dock move to different sides of the screen
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disk utility
manage risk and images file system utilities create, convert, and restore images
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filevault
full disk encryption for macOS proper authentication is required before macOS can start available in system preferences
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terminal
command line access to the operating system os access
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force quit
stop an application for executing command-option-escape hold the option key when right-clicking the app icon in the dock
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linux commands
the command line similar in both Linux and macOS use the man command for help
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Ls
list directory contents lists files, directories for long output, pipe through more
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Pwd
print working directory displays the current working directory path
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mv
move a file mv SOURCE DESTINATION
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cp
copy a file cp SOURCE DESTINATION
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rm
remove files or directories does not remove directories by default
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chmod
change mode a of a file system object r = read, w = write, x = execute chmod mode FILE
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chown
change file owner and group sudo cronw (owner:group)
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sudo
execute a command as the superuser specified command executes as the super user
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SU
become super user or change to a different user you continue to be that user until you exit
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apt-get
advanced packaging tool handles the management of application packages install,update,remove
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yum
yellowdog updater, modified manages RPM packages a linux distribution will commonly use either yum or apt-get
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ip
manage the network interfaces ip address (view ip addresses) ip route (view the ip routing table)
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df
disk free (view file system and free space) df -h view human-readable sizes
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grep
find text in a file search through many files at a time
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ps
view the current processes view user processes view all processes (ps -e | more)
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Top
view CPU, RAM, and resource utilizations process information summary of overall load many different options
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find
find a file by name or extension find files with a specific extension
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dig
lookup information from DNS servers dig (domain information groper)
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cat
concatenate (link together in a series) copy a file/files to the screen (Cat file1.txt file2.txt) copy a file/files to another file (Cat file1.txt file2.txt > both.txt)
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nano
full-screen text editor included with many linux distributions select, mark, copy/cut, and paste text
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backups
many options tar (tape archive) rsync (sync files between storage devices)
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anti-virus/anti-malware
few viruses and malware for Linux clam antivirus same best practice as any other OS
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shell/terminal
command line access to the operating system OS maintenance
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Samba
add SMB (server message block) to Linux integrate Linux into a windows environment