Computer Architecture - Software - Lesson 8 - Managing Windows XP - Eric Vanderburg
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This document discusses managing and supporting users in a Windows operating system. It covers setting up user accounts, including global, local, and profile types. It also describes the built-in user groups like Administrator and Limited User. Administrators can use Group Policy to apply computer and user policies. Other features covered include disk quotas, encrypted file system, compression, firewall, and internet connection sharing. The document also discusses Windows registry subkeys and hives for storing user and system configuration information. It provides examples of utilities for backup/restore, boot configuration, disk checking, file conversion, and more. Common acronyms described include BSOD, EFS, and ICF.
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