Windows NT 4.0: Troubleshooting and Optimization
Overview/Description
To provide an introduction to the support of Windows NT 4.0
Target Audience
Windows NT power users, technical support personnel, system engineers and integration specialists
Prerequisites
Familiarity with the Microsoft Windows or Windows NT environment and an understanding of operating system fundamentals
Expected Duration
9:00 Hours
Objectives:
Windows NT 4.0: Troubleshooting and Optimization
To describe the NT boot process on Intel-based and RISC-based computers
To outline the roles of the BOOT.INI file and of control sets in managing the NT boot process
To describe the process of creating Emergency Repair and boot disks
To introduce the Windows NT Registry
To introduce you to automatic performance optimization
To explain how performance can be enhanced by manually adjusting system settings
To introduce you to how Performance Monitor can be used to measure system responsiveness and the use of system components
To show how Performance Monitor is used to measure resource demand
To describe how to optimize NT Server
Course Number: NT40007