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Introduction to Linux

Linux is a free Unix-type operating system originally created by Linus Torvalds with the assistance of developers around the world. Developed under the GNU General Public License, the source code for Linux is freely available to everyone. In this tutorial, Arthur Griffith explains and demonstrates everything you need to know to begin understanding and using Linux. From history to philosophy, installation to networking (even Cygwin X Server and RedHat); whether you have a passing interest in a new OS, or would like to become a Linux engineer, the VTC 'Linux: Introduction to Linux' tutorial is the best place to start.

Contents:


Introduction
A Look Around the File System
Disk Drives and Device Nodes
Files and File Utilities
The Linux Shell
Shell Scripts and Init
Running Processes
UNIX Networking
X
Archiving and Compressing
Misc Utils



CISSP

The Certified Information Systems Security Professional credential is one of the most sought after security management certifications in the profession. The CISSP certification separates the novices from the seasoned security professionals. This VTC title will help prepare you for what may be the toughest six hours of your IT security career ?The CISSP exam. VTC author Bobby Rogers will give you the key information you need to prepare for this challenging exam and increase your worth as a certified security professional. To begin learning simply click on the links.

Introduction & Course Outline
Introduction
Course Outline

Access Control
Access Control Concepts
Types of Access Control
Access Control Models
Authentication Methods
Access Control Systems & Administration
Access Control Attacks

Telecommunications & Network Security
Introduction
Network Protocols
The OSI Model
Networking Topologies
Network Transmission Media
Network Security Devices
Remote Access Protocols & Technologies
Network Security Weaknesses & Countermeasures
Wireless Security

Security & Risk Management
Security Goals & Tenets
Security Management Roles & Responsibilities
Security Policies & Procedures
Security Classification
Introduction to Risk
Risk Assessment
Risk Analysis
Risk Management

Applications Security
Introduction to Application Security
Systems Development Life Cycle
Programming Languages & Techniques
Database Security
Application Threats

Cryptography
Basics of Cryptography
Cryptography Definitions
Encryption Algorithms
Hashing
Symmetric & Asymmetric Cryptography
Public Key Infrastructure
Cryptographic Key Management
Cryptographic Threats
Cryptographic Protocols & Applications
Cryptography Demonstration

Security Architecture & Design
Security Models
System Components
Security Architecture
Security Evaluation Criteria
System Certification & Accreditation

Operations Security
Operational Security Controls
Personnel Security
Media Security
Configuration Management
Security Awareness & Training

BCP & DRP
Introduction to DRP & BCP
Organization & Contingency Planning
Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP)
Business Continuity Planning (BCP)
Contingency Operations
Plan Testing & Implementation

Law, Investigation & Ethics
Introduction to Cyberlaw
Privacy Laws
Intellectual Property
Criminal Law
Administrative/Regulatory Laws
Legal Liability & Ethical Practices
Cyber Crime Investigations

Physical Security
Safety
Fire Safety
Facility Security Pt.1
Facility Security Pt.2
Environmental Security

After the Exam
The CISSP Exam
Preparing your CISSP Resume
After the CISSP
Wrap Up

About the Author
About the Author



Red Hat Certified Technician

Linux is the most important operating system on the Internet. It's recognized everywhere as the cost-effective way to operate all kinds of servers. With the support of powerhouses like IBM, Dell, HP, and Sun, demand for Linux servers is growing. Red Hat is the dominant player in Linux. And the Red Hat Certified Technician is the first of the 攈ands-on” exams recognized for testing real skills. This practical "how to" course by VTC author Mike Jang, uses practical examples to demonstrate the skills tested by the RHCT exam.

Introduction
Welcome
System Requirements

Prerequisite Skills
Using Standard Command Line Tools
Processing Text Streams and Files
Running a Terminal-based Text Editor
Managing Input/Output Redirection
Working with Basic TCP/IP Addressing
Running su & passwd
Working with tar, gzip, & bzip2v
Configuring Email & Web Clients
Working with lftp

Installing Linux
Preparing to Install
First Steps
Partition Options
Configuring File Systems
Configuring Software RAID
GRUB Configuration
Network Configuration
Package Groups
Configure & Troubleshoot While You Wait

System & Service Initialization
Understanding the Boot Process
Troubleshooting GRUB
Loading Kernels & Modules
Running the First Process & inittab
More on /etc/inittab
Controlling how Services Start
Shutdown & Reboot

Configuring Kernel Services & Modules
Managing Modules
Configuring with /proc & sysctl.conf
Finding Detected Hardware
Controlling & Monitoring Processes

Managing Filesystems
Partition Management
Creating Filesystems with Journals & More
Filesystem Attributes
Mounting in /etc/fstab
Automounting
Filesystem Management Commands

Configuring Network Devices
Detecting Network Devices
Working with Network Status Commands
Running Network Configuration Commands
Deciphering Network Configuration Files Pt.1
Deciphering Network Configuration Files Pt.2
Network Client Tools (DHCP/route/DNS)

Package Management & Kickstart
Understanding The Red Hat Package Manager
Understanding yum & Dependency Resolution
Correctly Upgrading Kernels
Using RPM Command Features
Setting up Kickstart

User Administration
Creating New Users
Managing Password Aging
Using Login Shells
Managing Groups
Configuring a Special Group
Running sudo & su
Understanding Network User Databases
Managing File Permissions
Managing File Ownership
Understanding Access Control Lists
Troubleshooting Security Enhanced Linux

Printing & Administration Tools
Understanding CUPS
Controlling cron & crontab
Making syslog he|p your Logs
Backing Up Locally & Remotely Pt.1
Backing Up Locally & Remotely Pt.2

The X Window System
Understanding X Server/X Client Relationship
Using X Clients & Remote X Sessions
Configuring the X Window Graphically
Configuring X With Text Commands
Understanding the X Configuration File

Advanced Filesystem Management
Configuring Software RAID
Recovering a Software RAID Volume
Creating Logical Volumes
Converting LVM1 to LVM2 & Resizing
Limiting Users by Quota

Troubleshooting
Reviewing the Scientific Method
Troubleshooting the X Window
Troubleshooting Networking
Booting Differently
Using the Rescue Environment

Troubleshooting & System Maintenance
Boot Systems Into Different Runlevels
Solve Network Configuration Problems
Work Through Hostname Resolution Problems
Set up the X Window
Configure a Desktop Environment
Add New Partitions/Filesystems & Swap
Troubleshooting at the Command Line

Installation & Configuration
Install over a Network
Set up your own Partitions
Install & Configure Printers
Schedule Tasks Using cron & at
Connect to a Network Directory Service
Work with the Automounter
Users/Groups/Quotas & File Access Control Lists
Configuring Permissions for Collaboration
Install & Update RPMs
Properly Update the Kernel Package
Remote Repositories Using yum or pup
Modify the System Bootloader
Implement Software RAID
Managing Kernel Run-time Parameters
Scripting to Automate System Maintenance

Wrap Up
Wrap Up

Credits
About This Author



Red Hat Certified Engineer

Linux is the most important operating system on the Internet. It's recognized everywhere as the cost-effective way to operate all kinds of servers. With the support of powerhouses like IBM, Dell, HP, and Sun, demand for Linux servers is growing. Red Hat is the dominant player in Linux. And the Red Hat Certified Engineer is perhaps the most important of the "hands-on" exams recognized for testing real skills. This practical "how to" course by VTC author Mike Jang, uses practical examples to demonstrate the skills tested by the RHCE exam.

Introduction
Welcome
System Requirements

Additional Information for the RHCE Exam
What Else to prepare for the RHCE Exam
Logical Volume Management
Logical Volumes During Installation
Logical Volumes After Installation Pt.1
Logical Volumes After Installation Pt.2
Setting up a Kickstart File
An Automated Kickstart Installation
Reviewing Rescue Mode
Problems during the boot process
What can go wrong with GRUB
Create a network installation server

System Monitoring and Fault Analysis
System Performance and Security Concepts
System Faults and Breaches
Method of Fault Analysis
Benefits of System Monitoring
Managing Process by Account

System Service Analysis
System Service Access Controls
Service and Network Access Controls
Service and Application Access Controls
tcp_wrappers Configuration
Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux)

Network Configuration and Security
Network Resource Access Controls
Dynamic Interface Configuration
Static Interface Configuration
Routing Configuration Pt.1
Routing Configuration Pt.2
Netfilter Overview
iptables Firewall Rules
Firewall Rules by IP address
Network Access Translation (NAT)

Network Support Services
Organizing Networked Systems
Host Name Resolution
Trace a DNS Query with the dig command
Exploring DNS with the host command
An Overview of Domain Name Services
DNS Packages
Configuring a BIND Caching Nameserver
Setting up a Slave Nameserver
BIND in sysconfig and command support
The DHCP Service
Configuring an NTP Server

Sharing on a Network
Network File Sharing Services
FTP – Basic Server Configuration
FTP – Security Options
NFS – Basic Server Configuration
NFS – Security Options
Samba – Basic Server Configuration
More on Samba
Samba Security Options
File Server Security

Apache Web Services and More
Apache Web Services
Critical Apache Configuration Directives
Creating a Virtual Host
Limiting Access to an Apache Website
Apache and SELinux
Creating a Secure Apache Host
Configuring the Squid Web Proxy

Configuring Email Services
Email Protocols and Agents
Basic sendmail Configuration Pt.1
Basic sendmail Configuration Pt.2
Basic Postfix Configuration
Switching Between SMTP Services
Mail Retrieval Protocols

Creating Secure Remote Access
A Secure Shell Server
Configuring Secure Certificates
Secure Shell Keys

Account Security
Basic Account Management
Name Service Switching
Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM)
Utilities and Authentication
Making PAM Work For You

Troubleshooting and System Maintenance
Use the Rescue Environment
Diagnose and Correct Boot Failures
Address Problems with Network Services
Add, Remove, and Resize Logical Volumes
Diagnose SELinux Network Problems

Installation and Configuration
Install Packages for Network Services
Configure SELinux for Network Services
Configure Services to Start on Boot
Configure Basic Service Operation
Configure User/Host-based Security
Configure Kickstart Installations
Add Logical Volumes during Installation
Use iptables to for Firewalls and NAT
Use PAM for User-Level Restrictions

Wrap-up
Wrap-up Pt.1
Wrap-up Pt.2

Credits
About the Author



Java 2 Certified Programmer

The Java 2: Certified Programmer tutorial is for programmers experienced in using the basic syntax and structure of the Java programming language who wish to take the Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 Platform exam . This course covers the information required by certification exam 310-035, which is the exam for Java 2 version 1.4. It also includes the information needed for 310-036, which is the certification exam for upgrading a certification from version 1.2 to version 1.4. It also includes the information required by 311-055, which is the certification exam for Java 2 version 5.0. The latest releases added several new features to the language. VTC Author Arthur Griffith guides you through this preparation tutorial on your journey to certification.

Introduction

* Course Introduction (04:06)
* The Exam Pt.1 (03:58)
* The Exam Pt.2 (03:37)

Object Oriented Programming

* An Object (01:56)
* A Class (01:50)
* Inheritance (02:00)
* Instantiation (01:26)
* An Abstract Class (02:15)
* An Interface (03:09)
* Polymorphism (02:44)

Declarations & Operations

* Hello World (05:14)
* Names (02:19)
* Data Types (06:34)
* Data Types Pt.2 (03:16)
* Data Declaration (05:05)
* Literal Values (04:48)
* Literal Values Pt.2 (03:38)
* Arithmetic Operators (04:43)
* Bitwise Operators (03:24)
* Assignment Operators (02:28)
* Widening and Narrowing (03:09)
* Boolean Operations (05:14)

References & Objects

* Instantiation & References (02:58)
* Polymorphism (04:19)
* Garbage Collection (05:34)
* Arrays (04:16)
* Multidimensional Arrays (02:00)
* Array Initial Values (04:34)

The Structure of Java

* The Java Virtual Machine (02:52)
* Contents of a Class (05:09)
* Class Modifiers (04:58)
* Data Modifiers (04:34)
* Method Modifiers (04:01)
* Constructors (06:21)
* Methods Pt.1 (04:51)
* Methods Pt.2 (02:42)
* Methods Pt.3 (02:07)
* Methods Pt.4 (06:49)

Flow Control

* Boolean Expressions (03:18)
* If/Else (02:46)
* While & Do/While (02:19)
* For Pt.1 (03:40)
* For Pt.2 (03:26)
* Switch/Case (05:43)
* Break & Continue (04:07)
* Throwing an Exception Pt.1 (06:46)
* Throwing an Exception Pt.2 (06:41)
* The Try/Catch/Finally Block (04:55)
* Overloading & Overriding Methods (03:36)
* Some Specific Exceptions (07:01)
* Assert (03:51)

Language Fundamentals

* Packages (02:36)
* Import (03:03)
* Classpath & Jar Files (02:54)
* Abstract Class (03:57)
* Interfaces (04:03)
* Java Keywords (02:41)
* Nested Classes (03:40)
* An Anonymous Class (04:00)
* Enumerated Types (04:39)
* Comparing Objects (02:30)
* Java Bean Naming Standards (04:17)

java.io & java.text

* File Input & Output (06:41)
* Stream Input & Output (06:23)
* Serializable Classes (06:07)
* Format & Parse Dates (04:28)
* Number & Wrapper Classes (04:48)
* NumberFormat (02:43)

Threads

* java.lang.Thread (04:12)
* java.lang.Runnable (05:03)
* Synchronized (04:29)
* Wait & Notify (05:03)
* More About Threads (02:03)

java.lang & java.util

* java.lang.Math (03:48)
* Strings (05:13)
* Boxing & Unboxing (04:14)
* java.lang.System (03:58)
* The Set Collection (04:09)
* List, Queue, & Map (06:40)
* Generic Syntax (06:28)
* Selecting a Collection Class (05:03)
* Hashcode (03:11)
* java.util.regex (03:15)
* Pattern & Matcher (04:42)
* java.lang.Comparable (03:47)
* Sorting & Searching (05:21)

Wrapup

* Some Terms (03:58)
* Summary of the Course (02:51)



Microsoft ASP.NET

Microsoft ASP.NET has taken many of the best active server technologies and combined them into one powerful set of coding instructions which allow interaction between the user and the server. Today's companies and their customers rely on a back-and-forth flow of data that can be specific and more importantly, updated based on individual requests for information. Why is this important? A customer shopping at an e-store can have specific pages generated and delivered based on their shopping habits. As they continue to shop or change their habits, the information can be updated, or even updated at their request. In this seven hour tutorial, Certified Instructor Mark Long will introduce and then expand on Microsoft's ASP.NET.

* What is ASP.NET?
* Course Overview
* History of ASP
* What's Different About ASP.NET?
* A Simple ASP.NET Page
* .NET Framework
* Internet Information Server
* Visual Studio.NET
* Web Forms
* Controls
* User Controls
* Tracing
* Managing State
* Optimizing ASP.NET Apps
* Configuration
* ASP.NET Security Basics
* Web Services
* Deployment



Introduction to Apache Web Server

Behind every great web site is a hard working web server ready to deliver content to the world. Apache is the most widely used web server software on the Internet, combining power and flexibility in an open source package. VTC author Dawn Dunkerley will guide you through the numerous features of Apache and the LAMP stack, helping you configure a web server solution that works for your needs.

This video tutotial covers the following topics:

* Introduction To Apache
* Installing Apache on Linux
* Installing Apache on Windows
* Configuring Apache on Linux
* Managing Content on Apache Server
* Configuring MySQL on Apache
* Configuring PHP on Apache
* Apache Web Server Admin
* Security Testing Apache
* Securing Apache
* Best Practices to Running Apache



C Programming 2007

The C Programming Language is the foundation of nearly all modern computer languages. C is a 攍ow level” simple language that can be used to create the most elegant of applications and operating systems. Most of today抯 commercial applications and operating systems have the C language at their core. VTC author Tim Heagarty explains the history and mechanics of the language and gives practical advice on its use in the commercial world.



Java 2 Enterprise Edition

J2EE is an acronym for Java 2 Enterprise Edition. The Java 2 Enterprise Edition is Software that can be used along with the J2SE, the Java 2 Standard Edition which includes the compiler and the other fundamentals of Java. The J2EE software includes development and deployment systems for Java Servlets and Java ServerPages. Both of these combine Java and HTML to produce web pages on demand. VTC Author Arthur Griffith takes you on a step by step guide to understanding this powerful component of Java programming.

Introduction to J2EE


Course Introduction (06:55)
Tiered Architecture (03:00)
Servlets & JSP (03:28)
Enterprise JavaBeans (04:33)
XML (04:11)
Transactions (02:37)
Installation (05:43)
Setting the PATH (02:19)
Starting & Stopping the Servers (02:39)
JavaServer Pages


Introduction to JSP (02:22)
Writing JSP Pages (04:50)
Deploying a JSP Page (02:21)
Implicit Objects (06:12)
The Request & Response Objects (03:52)
Cookies & Sessions (05:49)
Init Parameters & Context (04:01)
Implict Object Classes (03:57)
JSP Tags (03:42)
The Page Directive (06:42)
Include & Forward (02:50)
JavaServer Pages Code


Expression Language Basics (03:23)
Method & Object References (04:49)
JSP to Java Mapping (05:31)
A Tag Handler Pt.1 (03:25)
A Tag Handler Pt.2 (04:41)
Two More Tag Handlers Pt.1 (04:14)
Two More Tag Handlers Pt.2 (03:46)
Tag Libraries (06:37)
Servlets


Basic Servlet Design (04:21)
A Simple Servlet (06:45)
Posting to a Servlet (05:43)
Catching Exceptions (03:01)
Sending Messages (03:29)
Using Multiple Servlets (03:38)
Multi-Threading (05:02)
Event Logging (02:50)
Cookies (06:16)
Filters (05:30)
MVC (03:46)
Database


JDBC & Drivers (04:20)
The Console (04:05)
Making a Connection Pt.1 (04:11)
Making a Connection Pt.2 (03:59)
Making a Simple Connection (03:31)
Making a Table (04:36)
Display a Table (03:55)
Statements & Result Sets (05:39)
Data Type Methods (06:03)
Writing Through the ResultSet (05:09)
Creating a Prepared Statement (04:06)
Transactions (02:26)
A Transaction Example (06:07)
Batch Updates (04:46)
Locking (04:35)
Enterprise JavaBeans


Introduction to EJB (05:15)
The Kinds of Beans (03:58)
Writing a Stateless Session Bean (07:21)
Deploying a Bean Pt.1 (04:10)
Deploying a Bean Pt.2 (05:00)
Calling Bean Methods (06:06)
A Session Bean with a State (03:54)
Writing a Stateful Session Bean (06:27)
Entity Beans (04:30)
Synchronization of Entity Beans (03:25)
Message Beans (04:03)
Code of a Message Bean (04:27)
Web Services


Introduction to Web Services (06:16)
JAX-RPC (03:07)
Source Code of a Web Service (06:20)
Web Service Description Language (03:44)
Deploying a Web Service Pt.1 (03:20)
Deploying a Web Service Pt.2 (04:00)
Web Service Client (06:38)



Ubuntu Linux

Ubuntu Linux is a free, general-purpose operating system for the PC desktop that often rivals Microsoft Windows and Macintosh OS for ease of use, security, and freedom from restrictions. Since its founding a few years ago, Ubuntu Linux has become extremely popular and has helped popularize free and open source software. This step-by-step beginner's course to Ubuntu Linux is designed to guide a user with no previous linux experience. This course, presented by VTC author Chess Griffin, also the host of "Linux Reality," a popular podcast for new Linux users, starts at the absolute beginning. Including an explanation of what Linux is, how to obtain a free copy of Ubuntu Linux, and how to boot the "live" CD to test Ubuntu Linux. You will learn configuration, customization, adding software to the system, and working with the desktop environment. As well as the many included programs and features of Ubuntu Linux.


Introduction
About this course (04:16)
About Linux & Free Software (05:02)
About Ubuntu Linux (03:51)
Where to Go for Help (05:53)
Ubuntu Linux
How to Obtain Ubuntu Linux (05:38)
Downloading Ubuntu Linux Live CD (03:03)
Checking MD5 Sum & Burning to CDRom (05:05)
Booting LiveCD
Initial Boot Menu (03:12)
Default Desktop Environment - GNOME (02:50)
Examples Folder (03:58)
Preinstallation Steps (04:22)
Install LiveCD Pt.1 (04:47)
Install LiveCD Pt.2 (02:00)
Booting Ubuntu Linux & The GNOME Desktop
Initial Boot & Login Screen (03:38)
Exploring the GNOME Desktop (05:58)
Virtual Desktops (03:29)
Nautilus File Manager
File Manager Basics (04:11)
The Home Directory (06:14)
Emblems, Right Click Menus, Drag & Drop (03:57)
Nautilus Special Locations (04:59)
Linux Filesystem Hierarchy Pt.1 (05:03)
Linux Filesystem Hierarchy Pt.2 (04:47)
Drives, Case Sensitivity, & Permissions (07:11)
Customization
Changing the Background (06:21)
Changing Themes, Adding New Elements (06:15)
Creating Your Own Theme Pt.1 (04:47)
Creating Your Own Theme Pt.2 (04:14)
Customizing Panels & Applets (03:30)
Changing Font Preferences (04:18)
Menu Detail
Applications Menu (07:23)
Places Menu Pt.1 (04:03)
Places Menu Pt.2 (03:58)
System Menu (06:15)
Configuration Tools
System/Preferences Menu Pt.1 (06:03)
System/Preferences Menu Pt.2 (03:05)
System/Preferences Menu Pt.3 (03:05)
System/Preferences Menu Pt.4 (04:34)
System/Preferences Menu Pt.5 (04:23)
System/Administration Menu Pt.1 (06:55)
System/Administration Menu Pt.2 (07:21)
Mutimedia Applications
Legal Issues (05:24)
Audio Applications (06:45)
Video, Photo, & Image Editing Applications (06:05)
Productivity Applications
OpenOffice.org Overview (05:12)
OpenOffice.org Writer & Calc Pt.1 (04:13)
OpenOffice.org Writer & Calc Pt.2 (04:22)
OpenOffice.org Base & Impress (06:13)
Evolution (06:21)
Adding New Software
Add/Remove Software Application (05:47)
Software Sources (06:02)
Synaptic Package Manager (06:17)
Easy Ubuntu & Automatix (07:27)
Introduction to the Terminal
Gnome Terminal Application (05:05)
Basic Commands Pt.1 (05:54)
Basic Commands Pt.2 (05:30)
Applications, System Logs & Apt-Get Pt.1 (04:03)
Applications, System Logs & Apt-Get Pt.2 (06:20)
Using Text Editors Pt.1 (05:13)
Using Text Editors Pt.2 (02:56)
Windows Applications in Linux
WINE Project (07:23)
Crossover Office & Cedega (05:09)
Conclusion
Concluding Thoughts (01:49)
Credits
About the Author (02:24)





Unix Shell Fundamentals Tutorials

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Microsoft Windows Vista Tutorials

Introduction
About This CD (02:26)
New in Windows Vista (02:33)
Overview of Windows Vista (02:46)
Logging On (01:41)
The Welcome Center (01:52)
Security Features (01:43)
Logging Off (02:15)

The Windows Desktop
Icons (02:24)
The Taskbar (01:35)
The Start Menu (01:52)
The Windows Sidebar (02:06)
Using Gadgets (02:11)
Starting A Program (01:52)
Parts of a Window (02:37)
Getting From One Window Level to Another (02:32)
Accessing Built-In Folders (01:47)
Search from the Start Menu (01:31)
Finding Assistance & Troubleshooting (02:38)

Personalizing Windows
Access the Personalization Window (01:26)
Change the Window Color & Appearance (01:50)
Choose the Desk top Background (02:02)
Set the Screen Saver (02:36)
Change Your Sounds (01:52)
Mouse Pointers (02:01)
Change the Theme (01:36)
Adjust the Display Settings (02:27)
Change Desktop Icons (02:38)
Adjust the Font Size (01:25)
Connect to a Projector (01:51)
Customize the Taskbar & Start Menu (03:13)
Change Folder Options (02:07)
Increase Windows Accessibility (02:24)
Add or Remove a Font (01:41)
Change the Date & Time (02:46)
Turn Windows Features On & Off (01:47)

Installing & Uninstalling Software
View Installed Programs (01:34)
Installing a Program from a CD or DVD (01:34)
Get New Programs from Windows Marketplace (01:39)
Manage Programs with Digital Locker (01:39)
Uninstall a Program (01:31)
View Installed Updates (01:50)
Run an Older Program in Windows Vista (03:27)
Install Windows Updates (01:26)
Install Optional Vista & Driver Updates (02:29)

Adding & Removing Hardware
Automatic Installation (01:55)
Add a USB Device (01:22)
Add or Remove a Printer (02:01)
Install Printer Drivers (01:55)
Add a Second Monitor (01:36)
Set up a Bluetooth Device (01:23)
Disable or Uninstall Hardware (02:07)

Build a Network
Open the Network & Sharing Center (01:41)
Connect to a Network (02:02)
Setup a Connection or Network (01:51)
Manage Network Connections (02:59)
Manage a Wireless Network (02:53)
Diagnose & Repair Network Connections (02:15)
Connect with People Near Me (01:59)
Synchronize with Other Devices (01:43)
Setup Offline Files (02:47)
Switching Users (00:57)

Maintaining Security
Turn User Account Control On & Off (01:31)
Access the Security Center (01:37)
Change Security Center Settings (01:42)
Set Up the Windows Firewall (02:36)
Update Windows (01:25)
Scan for Spyware Using Windows Defender (02:11)
Change Internet Security Settings (03:37)
Delete Browser History & Cookies (02:20)
Manage Browser Add-Ons (01:26)
Establish Parental Controls (03:45)
Encrypt Data on Your Hard Drive (02:12)
Setting File & Folder Security (01:43)

Adding Users & Changing User Data
Access the User Accounts Window (00:57)
Change Your Account Type (01:26)
Change Your Password (01:34)
Remove Your Password (00:57)
Change Your Picture (01:20)
Change Your Account Name (01:51)
Add or Remove Another Account (01:52)
Configure User Profiles (01:33)

Maintaining & Monitoring Windows Vista
Opening the System & Maintenance Window (01:25)
Find the Version of Windows (01:04)
View System Information (03:00)
View Hardware & Update Device Drivers (02:38)
Check Updates & Set Automatic Updates (02:00)
Change Your Power Options (03:09)
View Problem Reports & Solutions (02:18)
Improve Your System Performance (02:40)
View Computer & Hard Drive Information (01:12)
Free Up Hard Drive Space (01:54)
Defragment Your Hard Drive (02:16)
Create & Format Hard Drive Partitions (03:37)
Backup & Restore Your System (02:47)
Create a Password Reset Disk (02:01)
Manage User Names & Passwords (02:13)
Manage File Encryption Certificates (02:25)
View Event Logs (02:49)
Schedule Tasks (03:43)

Using Windows Explorer
Opening the Windows Explorer Window (01:41)
The Address Bar & Breadcrumbs (01:51)
The Toolbar (02:13)
Window Panes (01:37)
Opening the Menu Bar (00:59)
Selecting Files (02:57)
Viewing File Properties & Meta information (03:04)
Zipping & Packing Files (02:29)
Customizing File & Folder Views (03:11)

Searching
Searching from the Start Menu (01:54)
Searching in a Window (02:23)
Opening the Search Window from the Start Menu (02:14)
Searching in Internet Explorer (02:39)
Advanced Searching (04:05)
Changing Searching & Indexing Options (03:16

Using Windows Media Player
Opening Windows Media Player (01:48)
Viewing Your Library (02:37)
Create a Playlist (01:56)
Rip an Audio CD (01:40)
Burn a CD (01:40)
Synchronize with an External Device (02:27)
Browse URGE & Other Online Music Stores (02:05)
Change Media Player Options (01:46)

Viewing Photos & Videos
Open Windows Photo Gallery (01:10)
The Toolbar (01:17)
The Window Panes (02:14)
Change Views (01:53)
Add a Photo Tag & Caption (01:36)
Add & Change Ratings (01:28)
View Photo File Properties (01:53)
Fixing a Photo (02:12)
Viewing Your Photo Album (01:27)
Opening the Videos Folder (00:53)
View Video File Properties (02:01)
Running a Video Full Screen (01:07)
Make & Edit a Movie in Windows Movie Maker (03:02)

Using Internet Explorer 7
Opening Internet Explorer 7 (01:43)
The Address Bar (01:47)
The Toolbar (01:40)
View the Menu & Links Bars (01:41)
Open a New Tab (02:59)
Add a Favorite (02:09)
Open a Favorite (01:07)
Change & Go to Your Home Page (01:23)
View Your History (00:58)
Send a Page or Link by E-Mail (01:44)
Change Internet Options (02:46)
Change Your Search Engine (02:22)

Course Wrap Up
Conclusion (01:39)

Credits
About This Author (00:36)

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