ITEChapter操作系统.ppt

5.3.4.5 System Information 5.3.4.6 – Managing System Files with Built-in Utilities in Windows 7 5.3.4.7 - Managing System Files with Built-in Utilities in Windows Vista 5.3.4.8 - Managing System Files with Built-in Utilities in Windows XP * 5.3.5.1 Remote Desktop 5.3.5.2 Lab – Remote Desktop and Remote Assistance in Windows 7 5.3.5.3 Lab – Remote Desktop and Remote Assistance in Windows Vista 5.3.5.4 Lab - Lab – Remote Desktop and Remote Assistance in Windows XP * 5.3.6.1 Windows 7 Unique Utilities 5.3.6.2 Windows Vista Unique Utilities 5.3.6.3 Windows XP Unique Utilities * 5.3.7.1 Command-Line Tools 5.3.7.2 Lab – Working with CLI Commands in Windows * 5.3.7.3 Run Line Utility 5.3.7.4 Lab – Run Line Utilities in Windows 7 5.3.7.5 Lab – Run Line Utilities in Windows Vista 5.3.7.6 Lab – Run Line Utilities in Windows XP * 5.4.1.1 Purpose of Virtualization * 5.4.1.2 Hypervisor: Virtual Machine Manage * 5.4.1.3 Virtual Machine PC Requirements 5.4.1.4 Lab – Install Virtual PC * * 5.5.1.1 Preventive Maintenance Plan Contents To ensure that an OS remains fully functional, you must implement a preventive maintenance plan. A preventive maintenance plan provides the following benefits to users and organizations: Decreased downtime Improved performance Improved reliability Decreased repair costs 5.5.1.2 Lab – Managing the Startup Folder in Windows 7 5.5.1.3 Lab - Managing the Startup Folder in Windows Vista 5.5.1.4 Lab - Managing the Startup Folder in Windows XP * 5.5.1.6 Schedule tasks Some preventive maintenance consists of cleaning, inspecting, and doing minor repairs. Some preventive maintenance uses application tools that are either already in the operating system or can be loaded onto the users hard drive. Most preventive maintenance applications can be set to run automatically according to a schedule. Two utilities that are useful tools for preventive maintenance are: CHKDSK - CHKDSK checks the integrity of files and folders and scan the hard disk surface