Preparing To Install Windows 7 Flashcards
How many editions of Windows 7 are there?
6
What tools are available to assess organizational readiness for Windows 7?
Windows Upgrade Advisor,
Application Compatibility Tool Kit (ACT),
Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit (MAPT).
What types of installations are supported for Windows 7?
Clean install, upgrade install, migration.
What are the Key Features of Windows 7?
Usability Security Multitiered data protection Reliability and Performance Deployment Manageability.
What is UAC?
UAC is the User Account Control in Windows 7 which adds security by ensuring that most Administrator group users run as standard users. This limits administrator-level access to the computer. Streamlining UAC in Win 7 reduces the number of operating system applications and tasks that require elevation of privileges. It also provides flexible prompt behavior for administrators, allowing standard users to do more and administrators to see fewer UAC elevation prompts.
What is RMS?
RMS is Rights Management Services. RMS enables organizations to enforce policies regarding document usage.
What is EFS?
EFS is Encrypting File Systems. EFS provides user-based file and directory encryption.
What is Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption?
BitLocker and BitLocker To Go provide full-volume encryption of the system volume, including Windows system files and removable devices.
What is IPsec?
IPsec is Internet Protocol Security. IPsec isolates network resources from unauthenticated computers and encrypts network communication.
Windows 7 is deployed using ____, which makes the process efficient because (6 factors)….
Windows 7 is deployed using an image, which makes the deployment process efficient because:
1) Windows 7 installation is based on WIM (Windows Imaging), which is a file-based,disk image format.
2) Windows 7 is modularized, which makes customization and deployment of the images simpler.
3) Windows 7 uses XML-based, unattended setup answer files to enable remote and unattended installation.
4) Windows 7 is deployed using Windows Deployment Services in Windows Server 2008 R2, which is optimized with Multicast with Multiple Stream Transfer and Dynamic Driver Provisioning.
5) Windows 7 uses a consolidated tool for servicing and managing images in Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM).
6) Windows 7 makes migrating user state more efficient with hard-link migration, offline user state capture, volume shadow coppy, and improved file discovery in User State Migration Tool (USMT) 4.0.
What is WIM?
Windows Imaging - file-based, disk image format.
What is XML?
Extensible Markup Language
What is DISM?
Deployment Image Servicing and Management
What is USMT?
User State Migration Tool.
In what 2 ways does Windows 7 decrease costs by increasing automation?
1) MS Windows Powershell 2.0 enables IT professionals to create and run scripts on a local computer, or on remote computers across the network.
2) Group Policy scripting, which enables IT Professionals to manage Group Policy Objects (GPOs) and registry-based settings in an automated manner.
What are GPOs?
Group Policy Objects
What 4 support tools are included in Windows 7?
1) Built-in Windows Troubleshooting Packs, which enable end-users to solve many common problems on their own.
2) Improvements to the System Restore Tool, which informs users of applications that might be affected when they restore Windows to an earlier state.
3) The new Problem Steps Recorder, which enables users to record screenshots, click-by-click, to reproduce a problem.
4) Improvements to the Resource Monitor and Reliability Monitor, which enable IT professionals to diagnose performance, compatibility, and resource limitation problems more quickly.
Name 3 features which provide flexible administrative control in Windows 7.
1) AppLocker, which provides IT professionals with more flexibility so that they can set policies on which applications and scripts users can run or install.
2) Auditing improvements, which enable IT professionals to use Group Policy to configure more comprehensive auditing of files and registry access.
3) Group Policy Preferences that define the default configuration, which users can change, and provide centralized management of mapped network drives, scheduled tasks, and other Windows components that are not Group Policy-aware.
What is BranchCache?
BranchCache increases network responsiveness of applications and give users in remote offices an experience that is very similar to working in the head office.