Domain 1 - Lesson 2: Configure Desktop Settings
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Computers, Specialty
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9th - 12th Grade
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Medium
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Brandi Girtman
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6 Slides • 15 Questions
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Domain 1
Lesson 2: Configure Desktop Settings
DIRECTIONS
Take Cornell Notes from slides & videos.
Complete the 3, 2, 1 Summary.
Take pic of completed notes
Turn in pics to Google Classroom assignment.
Do the Gmetrix Practice Questions.
Domain 1 Test on Friday, Nov. 19, 2021
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Configure the Start Menu
Window 10 Start Menu contains:
the traditional Start Menu
Start menu tiles
Users can:
Pin frequently used apps to the Start menu
Create tile groups
Can add pinned apps to grouped tiles
Watch the video to see what you can do with the Start Menu.
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Start Menu
App tiles
Tile groups
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Multiple Choice
Windows 10 allows a user to add a custom toolbar to the taskbar.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Windows 10 allows users to take panoramic photos using any hardware.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Windows 10 allows a user to use a picture password, which requires a correct combination of gestures to log in.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Look at the image. What is the name of the group that contains the Notepad and calculator apps?
Common Apps
Productivity
Explore
Lenveo
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are ways you can customize your Windows 10 Start menu? (Choose two)
Save Start Menu preset
Pin and Unpin tiles
Download Start Menu templates
Move and Resize tiles
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Multiple Choice
How does a user add an app to a custom group?
Double-click the custom group and select Add
Drag the app to the custom group
Select and hold (or right-click) the custom group and select Add
Pin the app to the Start menu
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Configure Profiles
User profile - a collection of pictures, documents, desktop preferences, and application data the belong to a specific user
2 types of profiles
Local - created for individual users the first time they log into a device, can't be accessed on multiple devices
Roaming - created on a network, thee user's settings follows user from device to device
mandatory roaming profile - a user cannot make changes to it,
also known as: a read-only profile
Watch the video to see how to setup a user profile.
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Multiple Choice
Which user profile is one that users cannot change?
Roaming profile
Favorites profile
Local profile
Mandatory profile
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Multiple Choice
Which network profile follows a user from one device to another?
Local profile
Roaming profile
Microsoft profile
Public profile
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Configure display settings
Display settings - area where you configure Elements that show on the monitor
Display settings that can be configured:
Adjust Brightness & Color
Set Scale & Layout
screen resolution - ex. 1920 x 1080
Advanced display settings
Monitor Refresh rate
the amount of times the screen redraws itself per second
if refresh rate is too high, your screen will not display anything
Watch the video to see how to change display settings
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Multiple Choice
How are the display settings opened through the desktop?
Select and hold (or right-click) the desktop on a local device
Select and hold (or right-click) the desktop on a device using a remote connection
Double-click the desktop on a device using a remote connection
Double-click the desktop on a local device
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Multiple Select
What are two common display settings? (Choose two)
Scale
Layout
Control Panel
Event Viewer
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Multiple Choice
Which category on the Windows Settings page do you click to get to the Display settings?
Devices
Apps
System
Ease of Access
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Configure Group Policy
Group Policy - controls a user and computer environment, on individual devices or an entire domain
Group Policy focuses on policies and rights:
password policies
rights to change desktop settings
policies on how users can use objects, like cameras and USB drives)
2 main Group Policy configuration types:
Computer Configuration
User Configuration
4 Levels of Group Policy (from least to highest priority)
Local, Site, Domain, Organizational Unit
You should always read the information provided about a group policy BEFORE changing it!
Watch the video to see how to give a user permissions and rights.
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Multiple Choice
Group Policy provides central management of user and computer settings
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Group Policy does not override a local system policy
True
False
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Multiple Choice
For Group Policy, OU (organizational unit) settings override domain settings
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What are the four levels of priority for group policy in increasing order?
Domain, Site, Organizational unit, and Local
Site, Organizational unit, Local, and Domain
Local, Site, Domain, and Organizational unit
Organizational unit, Domain, Site, and Local
Domain 1
Lesson 2: Configure Desktop Settings
DIRECTIONS
Take Cornell Notes from slides & videos.
Complete the 3, 2, 1 Summary.
Take pic of completed notes
Turn in pics to Google Classroom assignment.
Do the Gmetrix Practice Questions.
Domain 1 Test on Friday, Nov. 19, 2021
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