Windows 11 Practice Exam

About the Windows 11 Exam

The Windows 11 Exam evaluates individuals' proficiency in deploying, configuring, managing, and securing Windows 11 devices and environments. It covers installation methods, device configuration, networking, security features, and troubleshooting specific to Windows 11. Candidates demonstrate skills in user management, Group Policy, application management, data management, and remote access solutions tailored for Windows 11. Passing the exam indicates competence in supporting and administering Windows 11 systems effectively.

Skills Required:

• Installation and Configuration: Knowledge of Windows 11 installation methods, including clean installs, upgrades, and image deployment.
• Device Configuration: Skills in configuring hardware devices, drivers, peripherals, and device settings in Windows 11.
• Networking: Understanding of network configuration, connectivity troubleshooting, and management tools specific to Windows 11.
• Security Features: Proficiency in implementing security features unique to Windows 11, such as Windows Hello, Microsoft Defender, and Secure Boot.
• User Management: Knowledge of user account management, permissions, authentication methods, and user profile configuration in Windows 11.
• Group Policy: Understanding of Group Policy settings, policies, and preferences for managing Windows 11 devices and user configurations.
• Application Management: Skills in installing, configuring, and troubleshooting applications and software deployment methods specific to Windows 11.
• Data Management: Ability to manage file systems, storage devices, disk partitions, and data recovery tools in Windows 11.
• Remote Access: Knowledge of remote access solutions, including Remote Desktop Services (RDS), Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), and Remote Assistance, tailored for Windows 11.
• Troubleshooting: Diagnostic and troubleshooting skills for identifying and resolving common issues specific to Windows 11 configuration, performance, and compatibility.

Who should take the Exam?

• IT professionals, system administrators, technical support specialists, and help desk technicians responsible for supporting and administering Windows 11 devices and environments.
• Individuals seeking to validate their skills and expertise in deploying, configuring, and managing Windows 11 systems in enterprise environments.
• IT professionals aspiring to advance their careers in desktop support, system administration, or IT infrastructure management with a focus on Windows 11.
• Candidates preparing for roles such as Windows 11 administrator, desktop support technician, or IT specialist in organizations transitioning to Windows 11.

Detailed Course Outline:

The Windows 11 Exam covers the following topics -

Module 1: Introduction to Windows 11

• Overview of Windows 11 features, editions, licensing, and deployment options.
• Benefits of Windows 11 for enterprise environments and end users compared to previous Windows versions.

Module 2: Installation and Configuration

• Windows 11 installation methods: clean installs, upgrades, and image deployment tailored for Windows 11.
• Post-installation configuration tasks specific to Windows 11: device settings, drivers, and peripherals.

Module 3: Device Configuration

• Hardware device configuration, device manager, device drivers, and compatibility troubleshooting in Windows 11.
• Device settings, power options, display settings, and customization options specific to Windows 11.

Module 4: Networking

• Network configuration, connectivity troubleshooting, and management tools specific to Windows 11.
• TCP/IP settings, network adapters, wireless networking, and network troubleshooting tailored for Windows 11.

Module 5: Security Features

• Implementing security features unique to Windows 11, such as Windows Hello, Microsoft Defender, Secure Boot, and enhanced malware protection.
• Security settings, policies, and best practices specific to Windows 11 for securing devices and data.

Module 6: User Management

• User account management, permissions, authentication methods, and user profile configuration in Windows 11.
• User settings, account types, password policies, and account troubleshooting specific to Windows 11.

Module 7: Group Policy

• Group Policy settings, policies, and preferences for managing Windows 11 devices and user configurations.
• Group Policy management tools, Group Policy Objects (GPOs), and Group Policy troubleshooting tailored for Windows 11.

Module 8: Application Management

• Installing, configuring, and troubleshooting applications and software deployment methods specific to Windows 11.
• App compatibility, installation options, software updates, and application troubleshooting for Windows 11 environments.

Module 9: Data Management

• Managing file systems, storage devices, disk partitions, and data recovery tools specific to Windows 11.
• File Explorer enhancements, storage spaces, file system encryption, and data backup strategies for Windows 11.

Module 10: Remote Access

• Remote access solutions such as Remote Desktop Services (RDS), Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), and Remote Assistance tailored for Windows 11.
• Configuring remote access settings, remote desktop connections, and troubleshooting remote access issues specific to Windows 11.