5119 - SUPPORTING THE WINDOWS VISTA OPERATING SYSTEM AND APPLICATIONS
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Pré-requisitos:
• Be familiar with PC hardware and devices. For example, ability to look into
device manager and look for unsupported devices.
• Have basic Windows and Active Directory knowledge. For example, domain user
accounts, domain vs. local user accounts, user profiles, and group membership.
• Familiarity with the 2007 Microsoft Office System; specifically Microsoft Word
2007 and Microsoft Excel® 2007.
• Be able to map network file shares. For example, familiar with UNC paths,
mapping local resources to server/share.
• Have experience installing applications from media (CD/DVD)
• Have experience working from a command window. For example, authoring and
editing batch files
• Be able to burn or creating boot media. For example, ISO.
• Have experience configuring BIOS options. For example, boot order.
• Be familiar with reviewing support logs. Know that there is a chronology,
sequential order, severity, etc.. In addition, it is recommended, but not
required, that students have completed:
• 5115: Installing and Configuring the Windows Vista Operating System.
• 5116: Configuring Windows Vista Mobile Computing and Applications.
Module 1: Windows Vista Desktop Deployment Infrastructure
This module explains the components of a Windows Vista deployment infrastructure
that uses the Business desktop Deployment (BDD) 2007 Solutions Accelerator.
Lessons
• Windows Vista Desktop Deployment Infrastructure
• The Components of BDD 2007
• Identifying the Support Scenarios
Lab:
• Accessing The BDD Tools
• Installing BDD 2007
Module 2: Preparing to Apply Desktop Images
This module explains how to describe the necessary steps required to prepare a
computer for Windows Vista image deployment.
Lessons
• Preparing the Target Computer
• Backing up the User State
Lab:
• Preparing to Apply Desktop Images
• Reviewing the User State profile and Completing the User State Checklist
• Running USMT to Back up a User State
• Verifying Successful User State Backup
Module 3: Supporting Computers with Desktop Images
This module explains how to apply a Windows Vista operating system image to a
target computer.
Lessons
• Obtaining the Desktop Image
• Verifying the Desktop Image Application
Lab:
• Applying Desktop Images
• Booting to the Windows Pre-Installation Environment
• Applying an Image from the Network
• Verifying Desktop Image Deployment
Module 4: Installing Applications
After completing this module, the students will be able to describe the steps
required to prepare a Windows Vista computer for applications and application
installation packages.
Lessons
• Preparation Steps for Installing an Application Package
• Application Package Deployment Methods
Lab:
• Preparing to Install an Application Package
• Determining User Requirements
• Configuring Group Policy to Install Microsoft Office Professional 2007
Module 5: Restoring and Validating User State
This module explains how to restore and validate user state on a newly deployed
Windows Vista desktop image.
Lessons
• Restoring User State
• Verifying User State
Lab:
• Restoring and Verifying User State
• Running USMT to Restore a User State
• Verifying Successful User State Restore
Module 6: Troubleshooting Desktop and Application Installations
This module explains how to troubleshoot issues that are affect the operating
system deployment and application package installation.
Lessons
• Desktop Installation Troubleshooting
• Application Installation Troubleshooting
Lab:
• Troubleshooting Application Installation
• Troubleshooting Disk Configurations
• Troubleshooting Deployed Application Settings
• Troubleshooting Application File Type Associations