Windows 11 Troubleshooting

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Services and drivers run everything on a PC and when they go wrong the whole system can become completely unusable. This course teaches you what services and drivers are, and how you can diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair problems in Windows 11.

In the world of Windows 11 troubleshooting, managing services and drivers is a critical skill. In this course, Windows 11 Troubleshooting: Services and Drivers, you’ll learn how to effectively diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair any type of problem with hardware and software drivers, and services in Windows 11. First, you’ll explore the Windows Service tools, and how you can use scripting to manage services. Next, you’ll discover the Windows Device Manager, and how to manage both unknown and problematic drivers. Finally, you’ll learn how to install and manage legacy device drivers, and how to manage the Windows Driver Store folders. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of troubleshooting Windows 11 drivers and services needed to effectively and efficiently support end users and PCs.

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Focuses on Windows 11, which is the latest operating system from Microsoft

Taught by Mike Halsey, who has experience in the IT industry

Provides practical skills for troubleshooting and repairing problems with hardware and software drivers and services in Windows 11

Covers essential tools such as Windows Service tools, Windows Device Manager, and Windows Driver Store folders

Suitable for IT professionals, system administrators, and end users who want to improve their skills in troubleshooting Windows 11 issues

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Windows 11 Troubleshooting: Services and Drivers with these activities:

Review Windows 10 concepts

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Refresh your knowledge of Windows 10 concepts, including services and drivers, to prepare for this course.

Browse courses on Windows 10

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Review Microsoft documentation on Windows 10.
Go through your notes or study materials from previous courses on Windows 10.
Do practice questions on Windows 10 concepts.

Follow tutorials on Windows 11 services and drivers

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Follow tutorials on Windows 11 services and drivers to supplement your learning in this course.

Browse courses on Windows 11

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Search for tutorials on Windows 11 services and drivers.
Select tutorials that align with your learning goals.
Follow the tutorials step-by-step.

Attend local user groups or conferences on Windows 11

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Attend local user groups or conferences to connect with other Windows 11 professionals and learn about best practices.

Browse courses on Windows 11

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Search for local user groups or conferences on Windows 11.
Attend the events and actively participate in discussions.
Take notes and follow up with any contacts you make.

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Practice troubleshooting services and drivers

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Practice troubleshooting services and drivers to reinforce your understanding and skills.

Browse courses on Windows 11

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Set up a virtual machine or sandbox environment.
Create scenarios where services or drivers malfunction.
Troubleshoot the issues using the techniques learned in this course.

Mentor junior colleagues or students on Windows 11 services and drivers

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Mentor junior colleagues or students to reinforce your understanding of Windows 11 services and drivers and to contribute to the growth of others.

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Identify opportunities to mentor others.
Share your knowledge and expertise.
Provide guidance and support on troubleshooting issues.

Create a troubleshooting guide for Windows 11 services and drivers

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Create a troubleshooting guide to synthesize your learning and demonstrate your understanding of Windows 11 services and drivers.

Browse courses on Windows 11

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Gather information from course materials, tutorials, and other resources.
Organize the information into a logical structure.
Write clear and concise instructions for troubleshooting common issues.

Contribute to open-source projects related to Windows 11 services and drivers

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Contribute to open-source projects to gain hands-on experience and make a meaningful impact on the Windows 11 ecosystem.

Browse courses on Windows 11

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Identify open-source projects related to Windows 11 services and drivers.
Review the project documentation and contribute code.
Work with other contributors and participate in discussions.

Career center

Learners who complete Windows 11 Troubleshooting: Services and Drivers will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

IT Specialist

An IT Specialist is responsible for providing technical support to computer users within an organization. They may also be responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing computer hardware and software. This course may be useful for those who want to become IT Specialists, as it provides a foundation in troubleshooting Windows 11 drivers and services.

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Computer Support Specialist

A Computer Support Specialist provides technical support to computer users, typically over the phone or through email. They may also be responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing computer hardware and software. This course may be useful for those who want to become Computer Support Specialists, as it provides a foundation in troubleshooting Windows 11 drivers and services.

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Field Service Technician

A Field Service Technician installs, maintains, and repairs computer hardware and software at customer sites. They may also provide technical support to customers over the phone or through email. This course may be useful for those who want to become Field Service Technicians, as it provides a foundation in troubleshooting Windows 11 drivers and services.

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Network Administrator

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Systems Administrator

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Software Engineer

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Web Developer

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Database Administrator

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IT Manager

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Project Manager

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Business Analyst

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Technical Writer

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Instructional Designer

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Human Resources Manager

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Marketing Manager

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