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Microsoft Exam MD-100 Windows 10 Certification Guide

By : Jeroen Burgerhout
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Microsoft Exam MD-100 Windows 10 Certification Guide

By: Jeroen Burgerhout

Overview of this book

Microsoft Exam MD-100 Windows 10 Certification Guide offers complete, up-to-date coverage of the MD-100 exam, helping you take the exam with confidence, fully equipped to pass on the first attempt. Complete with a clear, succinct explanation of key concepts, self-assessment questions, tips, and mock exams with detailed answers, this MD-100 study guide covers different facets of upgrading and deploying Windows 10. You’ll learn how to manage devices and data, configure connectivity, troubleshoot OS and app problems, and secure and maintain Windows 10 with updates and recovery. You’ll also explore different Windows 10 editions and learn how to choose the best fit for your organization. This book will guide you in installing and configuring Windows 10 using different approaches. As you advance, you’ll get to grips with managing local users and groups in Windows 10 and learn how to establish connections via different networks, such as a LAN and WLAN/Wi-Fi. By the end of this book, you'll have covered everything you need to pass the MD-100 certification exam and become a Microsoft 365 Certified: Modern Desktop Administrator Associate.
Table of Contents (20 chapters)
1
Section 1 : Deploying Windows
5
Section 2 : Managing Devices and Data
10
Section 3: Configuring Connectivity
13
Section 4: Maintaining Windows
17
Chapter 13: Mock Exam (A and B)
18
Assessments

Configuring and managing shared folders

The daily administrator's job is to collaborate with your team. Your team might create documents that only team members can share, or you might work with a remote team member who needs access to your team's files. Because of this type of collaboration and the requirements for this, you must understand how to manage shared folders in a network environment.

A user can connect to a shared folder over a network and access the folders and files that are in the shared folder. Shared folders can contain applications, public data, or a user's personal data. By providing a central location for shared folders, you enable the following features:

  • Simplification of administrative management
  • Ease in backing up data
  • Consistent location and availability
  • User familiarity

In this section, we will learn about the various methods you can use to share folders, along with the effect this has on file and folder permissions...