This document discusses several concepts related to configuring and managing an operating system: 1) It explains how to identify any required device drivers and select a boot image when deploying an operating system. 2) It defines several core concepts like what a user account is, how power settings work, how screen resolution impacts display clarity, and what a file system is used for. 3) It provides instructions for common file management tasks in Windows like opening, editing, printing, cutting, copying, and deleting files using File Explorer. It also discusses how to back up folders and check for Windows updates.

1. How to configure an operating system
Identify any Windows device drivers that are required to run the boot image or the
operating system image that you have to deploy.
Identify the boot image that you want to use to start the destination computer.
Configuration Manager provides two default boot images.

2. What is user acount?
– A user account is a collection of information that tells
Windows which files and folders you can access, what
changes you can make to the computer, and your personal
preferences, such as your desktop background or screen
saver

3. What is power setting?
– Power Options is a setting in the Windows Control
Panel under the Hardware and Sound category that allows
the user to adjust their power plan and power settings on
their computer. In the picture below is an example of what
the Power Options windows looks like in Windows. As can
be seen in the picture, the default power plan in Windows
7 is set to the Balanced (recommended) setting. Clicking
Change plan settings gives you additional settings such as
changing when the display turns off and when the
computer is put to sleep.

6. What is screen resolution?
– Screen resolution refers to the clarity of the text and
images displayed on your screen. At higher resolutions,
such as 1600 x 1200 pixels, items appear sharper. They also
appear smaller so more items can fit on the screen. At
lower resolutions, such as 800 x 600 pixels, fewer items fit
on the screen, but they appear larger.

8. What is file system?
– In computing, a file system is used to control how data is
stored and retrieved. Without a file system, information
placed in a storage area would be one large body of data
with no way to tell where one piece of information stops
and the next begins. By separating the data into pieces and
giving each piece a name, the information is easily isolated
and identified.

9. How to manage file and
folder in using window
– File management is organizing and keeping track of files
and folders, helping you stay organized, so information is
easily located.In windows we have file explorer so we can
manage our files with file explorer.
– The following are some of the most commonly found items
but keep in mind that the programs that are on your
computer and the version of Windows you have will dictate
exactly what items will appear in the menu.

10. How to manage file and
folder in using window
– Open
– Edit
– Open in Same Window
– Print
– Open with
– Scan for threats...
– Pin to Start Menu
– Send to
– Cut
– Copy
– Create shortcut
– Delete
– Rename
– Properties

11. How to back up a folder?
– In setting we will choose back up and restore . And then we
will select from the Let me choose (we will need to
manually specify which folders to backup). Once done with
this setting click Next. Review you backup settings and click
Save settings and run backup.
– Now windows will start backing up our data on the
specified location . We see files back up process in the
figure below.

12. How to updata window?
– Firstly we should check these:
–
– Minimum Hardware requirements:
– 1 GHz 32 bit processor.
– 1Gb RAM for good performance
– Graphics adapter that supports Direct x 9 graphics. Minimum 512 Mb of Graphics memory.
– 20 GB free Hard disk space.
– Different Editions in Windows 7:
– Windows 7 starter
– Home basic
– Home premium
– Professional
– Enterprise
– Unlimited