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Windows Learning Roadmap

The document outlines a comprehensive roadmap for learning Windows, covering topics from the introduction of the OS and its evolution to advanced features for developers. Key areas include system setup, file management, software installation, security, and troubleshooting. It also provides resources for further learning and exploration of Windows tools and functionalities.

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Windows Learning Roadmap

The document outlines a comprehensive roadmap for learning Windows, covering topics from the introduction of the OS and its evolution to advanced features for developers. Key areas include system setup, file management, software installation, security, and troubleshooting. It also provides resources for further learning and exploration of Windows tools and functionalities.

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Roadmap to Learning Windows

1. Introduction to Windows
 Understand what Windows OS is and its evolution (Windows XP, 7, 10,
11).
 Learn about Windows editions (Home, Pro, Enterprise, Server).
 Explore the Windows ecosystem: Microsoft Account, OneDrive, Office.

2. Getting Started
 Set up or install Windows on a PC or VM.
 Learn the user interface: Start Menu, Taskbar, File Explorer, Settings.
 Configure system settings, themes, and user preferences.

3. File System and Navigation


 Understand NTFS, file extensions, and file/folder structure.
 Use File Explorer efficiently: search, view, sort, and organize files.
 Learn basic keyboard shortcuts and right-click context menus.

4. Installing and Managing Software


 Use Microsoft Store to install applications.
 Install software using EXE and MSI packages.
 Learn about package managers (e.g., Winget, Chocolatey).

5. System Management
 Use Control Panel and Settings app.
 Manage devices with Device Manager.
 Perform system updates via Windows Update.
 Understand user accounts, groups, and UAC (User Account Control).

6. File Management and Backup


 Use File History and OneDrive for backups.
 Learn how to zip/unzip files and use disk cleanup tools.
 Understand Windows Storage Spaces and BitLocker (Pro only).
7. Troubleshooting and Maintenance
 Use Task Manager to monitor processes and performance.
 Diagnose problems with Event Viewer and Reliability Monitor.
 Boot into Safe Mode and use System Restore.
 Learn DISM, SFC, and other repair tools.

8. Security and Networking


 Set up Windows Security (Defender antivirus, firewall).
 Configure Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and mobile hotspots.
 Understand basic IP configuration and network troubleshooting.

9. Power Tools and Power Users


 Explore Command Prompt and PowerShell.
 Use Task Scheduler and Group Policy Editor (Pro only).
 Learn about Windows Sandbox and Hyper-V.
 Explore WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux).

10. Customization and Optimization


 Customize Taskbar, Start Menu, and Action Center.
 Optimize performance: startup apps, visual effects, storage sense.
 Use Registry Editor with caution for advanced tweaks.

11. Windows for Developers and Professionals


 Set up development environments (Visual Studio, WSL, Docker).
 Use virtualization and remote desktop tools.
 Understand Windows Server basics and enterprise tools (Active
Directory, WSUS).

Resources: - Microsoft Learn - Windows Support - TechNet and MSDN Blogs


- Windows Command Line Reference - PowerShell Documentation

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