“Learn to maximize the performance of PC systems, troubleshoot the problems, and recover lost data and files.” When the computer systems fail or not properly maintained, companies can lose valuable time and resources for their day-to-day operations, preventing from achieving business goals. In this 3-day advanced data recovery and PC troubleshooting training program, you will gain the necessary tools and techniques to maximize the performance of computer systems, troubleshooting problems, and recover lost data and files. You are also exposed to Windows Registry editing, hardware configuration, and essential troubleshooting techniques.

Content

The Windows Registry and Other OS Configuration Files

• Overview of OS configuration files
• Troubleshooting Registry problems
• Repairing corrupted Registry files
• Removing unwanted Registry entries

Configuring and Troubleshooting Windows

• Windows emergency repair tools
• Troubleshooting start-up problems
• Windows administrative tools
• System tools, storage, services, and applications

Networking fundamentals

• Connecting a PC to a network
• Configuring a LAN client
• Establishing TCP/IP settings
• TCP/IP troubleshooting tools

Securing your computer

• Physical security and hardware authentication devices
• Authentication technologies
• Controlling access with User Accounts and Group Policies
• Installing and configuring Windows firewall programs for maximum protection

Data Recovery Concepts

• An organized troubleshooting strategy
• Recovering Files and Directories
• Useful data-recovery techniques
• Surviving disk disasters
• Solving common disk problems

Fighting Malware: Viruses, Spyware and Rootkits

• The malware epidemic
• Macro viruses
• Protecting key system files

"Turbo-Charging" the Hard Drive

• Optimizing disk organization
• Eliminating disk fragmentation
• Implementing Windows recovery strategies
• Creating complete disk images with GHOST
• Repairing damaged systems

For Whom: CIOs, Heads of Departments, IT Professionals, System Analysts, Database Administrators, Network Engineers, Systems/Security Administrators, IT Development Managers, and others who perform related functions.