Windows 11 offers various administrative tools and utilities for configuring a system. Depending on a user's experience and level of knowledge, these tools and utilities can be used to customize a Windows user experience, troubleshoot a system, or even remotely access a computer. In this course, you'll access and explore the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) in Windows 11. Explore MMC access options including author mode, user mode -full access, user mode - limited access, multiple window, and single window, and discover how to add and remove MMC snap-ins. Explore Remote Desktop and Remote Assistance features in Windows 11 and discover the configuration options found within the System Configuration program. Lastly, explore the command prompt and PowerShell utilities in Windows 11.

Windows 11 is equipped with many built-in applications to help users with common tasks including shopping for music, browsing the Internet, and managing their calendar. In this course, you'll explore common Windows applications, and discover how to differentiate between Microsoft 365 apps, Power apps, .NET apps, Web apps, and Windows apps. Discover built-in Windows Internet browsers including Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer and explore common applications in Windows 11 designed for productivity including OneNote, To Do, and Maps. Explore common applications used for working with media in Windows 11 including Photos, Movies & TV, and Windows Media Player, and discover how to view processes, performance, and user details in Task Manager. Next, explore how to use the Snipping Tool in Windows 11 and discuss how it can be helpful when troubleshooting a system. Lastly, explore Microsoft Teams and its features including Chat and Channels.

Windows 11 is a desktop operating system that is primarily run on laptops and desktop computer systems. In order to secure and maximize the Windows 11 user experience, the operating system includes various components to configure settings. In this course, you'll explore the Windows Registry, including registry values, keys, and hives, as well as the SAM, SECURITY, SOFTWARE, SYSTEM, and DEFAULT registry files. Discover how to access the Windows Registry and how to backup and restore the registry in Windows 11. Explore the features of the Windows Settings app including the sidebar, sub-menu buttons, and search. You will also discover common Windows Control Panel applets. Lastly, explore how to access and configure power management, accessibility, display, and theme settings in Windows 11.