Microsoft Windows Architecture Training 

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• 1. Cover

• 2. About this Book

• 3. Intended Audience

• 4. Prerequisites

  Prerequisites

• 5. Getting Started

• 6. Hardware Requirements

  Hardware Requirements

• 7. Software Requirements

  Software Requirements

• 8. About The CD-ROM

• 9. Using the Exercises

  Using the Exercises

• 10. Using the Multimedia Presentations

  Using the Multimedia Presentations

• 11. Chapter Overview

• 12. Other Features of This Book

  Other Features of This Book

• 13. About The Online Book

  Expanding graphics

• 14. Using this Book to Prepare for Certification

• 15. Conventions Used in This Book

• 16. Notational Conventions

  Notational Conventions

• 17. Keyboard Conventions

  Keyboard Conventions

• 18. The Microsoft Certified Professional Program

• 19. Microsoft Certification Benefits

  Microsoft Certification Benefits

• 20. Technical Support

• 21. E-mail:

  E-mail:

• 22. Postal Mail:

  Postal Mail:

• 23. Chapter 1 -- Windows Operating Systems and Architecture

  Before You Begin

• 24. Lesson 1: Windows Operating Systems

• 25. Windows 3.1

  Windows 3.1

• 26. Windows 95

  Windows 95 Plug and Play Hardware Support Windows 95 OSR2 FAT32 File System

• 27. Windows NT

  Windows NT Windows NT Workstation Windows NT Server NTFS Considerations

• 28. Choosing a Windows Platform

  Choosing a Windows Platform Office Environment Remote Users High Performance C-2 Security High Reliability Lesson Summary

• 29. Lesson 2: Windows Architecture

• 30. How Windows Executes Code

  How Windows Executes Code Kernel Mode User Mode

• 31. Multitasking

  Multitasking Processes and Threads Preemptive and Cooperative Multitasking Scheduling

• 32. Memory Management

  Memory Management Virtual Memory Paging

• 33. Running Applications

  Running Applications Windows Internal Messaging Virtual Machines

• 34. Windows Device Drivers

  Windows Device Drivers Protected-Mode vs. Real-Mode Drivers

• 35. Win32 Application Programming Interface

  Win32 Application Programming Interface Win32 API Core Code USER32 GDI32 KERNEL32 32-Bit Versus 16-Bit Components Thunking

• 36. Using the Win32 API

  Using the Win32 API

• 37. The Windows Registry

  The Windows Registry Registry Editor Structure of the Registry HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG HKEY_USERS HKEY_CURRENT_USER HKEY_DYN_DATA Modifying the Windows Registry Lesson Summary

• 38. Review

• 39. Chapter 2 -- Network Concepts

  Before You Begin

• 40. Lesson 1: Networking Architectures

• 41. Local Area Networks (LANs)

  Local Area Networks (LANs)

• 42. Wide Area Networks (WANs)

  Wide Area Networks (WANs)

• 43. The Global Internet

  The Global Internet

• 44. Corporate Intranets

  Corporate Intranets Lesson Summary

• 45. Lesson 2: TCPIP Protocol

• 46. TCPIP Layers

  TCPIP Layers Application Layer

• 47. Using FTP

  Using FTP Transport Layer NetworkInternetwork and LinkNetwork Access Layers

• 48. Choosing a Network Application Protocol

  Choosing a Network Application Protocol Configuring TCPIP

• 49. Troubleshooting TCPIP

  Troubleshooting TCPIP WINIPCFG PING TRACERT Lesson Summary

• 50. Lesson 3: Network Limitations

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