VTEC boot camps are geared towards providing students with the necessary skills and knowledge to not only pass the Microsoft Certification exams, but to also excel in their IT career paths. All of our boot camps are all-inclusive and include benefits such as:
All course materials, practice exams and official certification exams
Onsite PearsonVue Testing Center
Hands-on instruction by a certified instructor
Breakfast Pastry and snack provided each day
Exams Included:
Exams Included:
MD-100: Windows 10
MD-101: Managing Modern Desktops
This boot camp validates a candidate’s fundamental knowledge and skills for building solid identities, protection of content (data loss protection), mobile device management policy, virtualization with Hyper-V, application management using the Company Portal and the Windows Store. Candidates will be evaluated on Windows 10 security and integrated Azure features.
In addition to their professional experience, candidates who take this boot camp should already have the following technical knowledge:
Experience with Windows desktop administration, maintenance, and troubleshooting
Basic experience and understanding of Windows networking technologies
Introductory-level knowledge of Active Directory and Microsoft Intune
Although the focus is primarily on local scenarios, enterprise scenarios are also included, where applicable. Some cloud-integrated services are covered where appropriate, such as with Microsoft Passport.
Prerequisites
In addition to their professional experience, candidates who take this boot camp should already have the following technical knowledge:
Experience with Windows desktop administration, maintenance, and troubleshooting
Basic experience and understanding of Windows networking technologies
Introductory-level knowledge of Active Directory and Microsoft Intune
Although the focus is primarily on local scenarios, enterprise scenarios are also included, where applicable. Some cloud-integrated services are covered where appropriate, such as with Microsoft Passport.
This is a fast paced course. Students must meet the prerequisite experience in order to attend.
Course is subject to a minimum enrollment to run. Course may run virtually as a Virtual Instructor-Led (VILT) class if the minimum enrollment is not met. Courseware, Official Certified Exams and Labs included. For more information, please contact learn@vtec.org or call 207-775-0244.
Determine hardware requirements and compatibility;choose between an upgrade and a clean installation;
Determine appropriate editions according to device type;
Determine requirements for particular features such as Hyper-V
Cortana, Miracast, Virtual Smart Cards, and Secure Boot;
Determine and create appropriate installation media; configure upgrade readiness
Install Windows - Perform clean installations; upgrade using installation media;
Configure native boot scenarios; identify valid upgrade paths; migrate from previous versions of Windows;
Install to virtual hard disk (VHD); boot from VHD; install on bootable USB; install additional Windows features; configure Windows for additional regional and language support
Configure devices and device drivers - Install, update, disable, and roll back drivers; resolve driver issues;
Configure driver settings including signed and unsigned drivers; manage driver packages; download and import driver packages; use the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) tool to add packa
Configure updates - Configure Windows Update options; implement Insider Preview, Current Branch (CB
Current Branch for Business (CBB), and Long Term Servicing Branch (LTSB) scenarios;
Manage update history; roll back updates; update Windows Store apps
Monitor Windows - Configure and analyze Event Viewer logs; configure event subscriptions;
Monitor performance using Task Manager; monitor performance using Resource Monitor;
Monitor performance using Performance Monitor and Data Collector Sets;
Monitor system resources; monitor and manage printers; configure indexing options; manage client security by using Windows Defender;
Evaluate system stability using Reliability Monitor; troubleshoot performance issues; manage security using the Windows Defender Security Center; configure Windows Defender Advanced Threat Detection
Configure system and data recovery-
Configure a recovery drive; configure a system restore; perform a refresh or recycle;
Perform a driver rollback; configure restore points; resolve hardware and device issues; interpret data from Device Manager;
Restore previous versions of files and folders; configure File History; recover files from OneDrive; use Windows Backup and Restore;