The Windows 10 operating system was released by Microsoft in 2015 as a follow up to the Windows 8.1 platform and is compatible with multiple devices such as tablets, laptops, PCs and mobile devices. Some of the improvements that have been made in the change from Windows 8.1 are:
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Overview of this MCSA Windows 10 Course
What you will learn
- A “tablet mode” that has been included for touch devices
- The Start button, which was absent in Windows 8 has been returned to the desktop in “pop-up” mode
- The touchpad gestures have been significantly improved
- The Internet Explorer browser has been retired and replaced with the new Microsoft Edge browser.
Many students who have earned the MCSA Windows 8 certification will strive to complete this course and exam as well, as it will show an eagerness to keep their skills current.
As for certification, obtaining the MCSA Windows 10 qualification will show that you have the required expertise to install, configure and manage all aspects of the Windows 10 operating system including networking, security issues and maintenance, data recovery and authentication.
Course Certification Details
MCSA Windows 10 Course Assessment
To upgrade your MCSA: Windows 8 certification to the MCSA: Windows 10 certification from Microsoft, you will need to pass the Microsoft exam 70-697: Configuring Windows Devices and exam 70-698 Installing and Configuring Windows 10. The certification that you receive after passing your exam is internationally recognised and officially awarded by Microsoft.
MCSA Windows 10 Course Requirements
There are no prerequisites for studying this course.
Is the MCSA Windows 10 course for me?
Career Path Opportunities
The MCSA Windows 10 course is suited for anyone looking to work in any of the following roles:
- Computer Support Specialist
- 1st Line Support Technician
- 2nd Line Support Technician
- 3rd Line Support Technician
- Technical Support Engineer
- Technical Support
- IT Support Technician
- Desktop Support Analyst
- Helpdesk Manager
- Senior IT Technician
Course Curriculum
MCSA WINDOWS 10
1
Exam 70-697: Configuring Windows Devices
Introducing Windows 10
Installing Windows 10
Configuring Devices
Configuring Network Connectivity
Managing Storage, Data and Printers
Managing Apps
Managing Device Security
Maintaining Windows 10
Troubleshooting and Recovery
Deploying Windows 10 Enterprise Desktops
Managing User Profiles and User State Virtualization
Managing Desktop and Application Settings Using Group Policy
Configuring and Managing Client Hyper-V
2
Exam 70-698: Installing and Configuring Windows 10
Prepare for installation requirements
Install Windows
Configure devices and device drivers
Perform post-installation configuration
Implement Windows in an enterprise environment
Configure networking
Configure storage
Configure data access and usage
Implement Apps
Configure remote management
Configure Updates
Monitor Windows
Configure System and Data Recovery
Configure Authorization and Authentication
Configure Advanced Management Tools
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the MCSA: Windows 10 qualification need to be recertified?
No. None of the MCSA qualifications from Microsoft require recertification.
Do businesses already use Windows 10?
Yes. Many business, companies and organisations are already utilising Windows 10 environments and as time progresses there will be more that will follow.
Is this course only for those who already have the MCSA: Windows 8 certification?
No. This course builds on the knowledge gained from the MCSA: Windows 8 certification and enables you to write the exam to upgrade to MCSA: Windows 10. You will, however, be able to write the exam without prior certification.