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OS Tools & User Management

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Coursera
Pricing

Paid Course
Languages

English
Certificate

Certificate Available
Effort

5 weeks, 1 hour a week
Sessions

Self-Paced
Level

Intermediate
Subtitles

English

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Part of

CompTIA A+ 220-1202

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This course covers the built-in tools used to manage Windows operating systems alongside the user account management, group policies, and file-sharing controls essential for the CompTIA A+ Core 2 exam. Learners benefit from developing practical skills in navigating system utilities, managing local users and groups, setting permissions, and configuring file-sharing policies — all critical competencies for an IT support technician. Online labs reinforce these skills in realistic desktop administration scenarios.

Syllabus

Windows Interface Tools

This chapter explores essential system‑management tools across Windows and macOS—including Task Manager, Control Panel, Settings, MMC, and the Registry—to monitor, configure, and customize operating systems effectively.

Advanced OS Tools

This chapter explores essential system‑management tools across Windows and macOS—including Task Manager, Control Panel, Settings, MMC, and the Registry—to monitor, configure, and customize operating systems effectively.

Users, Groups & Permissions

This chapter explains how operating systems manage users, groups, permissions, and shared resources—especially through NTFS and Windows security tools—while also covering file access, resource sharing, and system policy controls across Windows, macOS, and Linux.

File Sharing & Security Policies

This chapter explains how operating systems manage users, groups, permissions, and shared resources—especially through NTFS and Windows security tools—while also covering file access, resource sharing, and system policy controls across Windows, macOS, and Linux.