January 19, 2009 8:19 PM
Posted by: Ed Tittel
adult education,
career development,
career planning,
continuing education,
Microsoft courses,
Microsoft e-Learning,
OS training,
Windows VistaStarting Up Windows Vista covers hardware startup, BIOS, POST, then bootstrap load via MBR, and takes you all the way through the boot-up process until the initial log-in prompt appears, after which the login process, services start-up, and the overal startup process completes. I learned a fair...
January 12, 2009 10:12 PM
Posted by: Ed Tittel
Microsoft e-Learning,
Windows Vista skills development,
Windows Vista speech recognition,
Windows Vista trainingToday, I signed up and paid for 3 Microsoft eLearning courses
- Course 3392: Working with Windows Vista
- Course 5352: Fundamentals of the Windows Vista Startup Process
- Course 5353: Fundamentals of Windows Vista File Systems
I paid about$14 for the first...
November 7, 2008 8:55 PM
Posted by: Ed Tittel
Desktops,
Enterprise desktop,
MCITP,
MCSA,
MCSE,
MCTS,
Microsoft e-courses,
Microsoft e-Learning,
MS Exam 70-620,
Windows Vista In digging up the info on this, the first in my series of four MCTS and MCITP Vista-related exams that I'll be covering over the next week or so, I discovered that Microsoft has finally changed the format for its exam pages. I've been tuning into these documents since the late 1990s and it's nice...
November 5, 2008 4:55 PM
Posted by: Ed Tittel
Desktops,
Enterprise desktop,
Microsoft e-courses,
Microsoft e-Learning,
Sysinternals,
Vista Application Compatibility Toolkit,
Vista migration,
Windows Vista troubleshootingOK, OK. I know I promised to dig into the various Windows Vista certification exams in their MCTS (Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist) and MCITP (Microsoft Certified IT Professional) programs as my next series of blogs. But hey! I found a resource that relates strongly to all of these...
October 30, 2008 3:16 PM
Posted by: Ed Tittel
Desktops,
KB953155,
KB957200,
Microsoft e-courses,
Microsoft e-Learning,
Patch Tuesday,
Windows Update,
Windows Vista,
Windows Vista troubleshootingOn Tuesday, October 28, as I was knocking off for the day, after 11 PM, I noticed that the autoupdate function in Windows Update had posted two more items to my primary production Vista PC. Both look interesting, but so far I've had some trouble trying to ferret out more details about one of these...
