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Hello Guys and Girls,


I'm trying to improve my English and will writing a IT document of some sort to help people regarding IT issues. Not for the technically inept but for people with basic skills.


I'm looking for a list of topics i can cover, I'm trying to stay windows neutral so i dont have to rewrite anything for newer verisons. This is my list so far if you know any good resource or things i should def cover please let me know


Please ignore the formatting:


Computer


* how a pc works
* parts of a pc
* Processor
* Memory
* Hard drive
* Expandable Media
* Motherboard
*What is a operating system


Windows


How to install windows
* Control Panel
Programs and features
Administratvie Tools
Langauge
Indexing
Recovery and Backup
power options
command prompt
disk management
disk part
* device manager
How to install a driver
* reset spooler
* Turn off hibernation
* essential apps
* remove the windows.old
* Improving Performance
* Performance mode, visual ect
* CClean
* Checkdisk
* Scan SFC and how to use it
* How to Test and Diagnose RAM Issues with Memtest86+


Networking

* What is VPN
* Network and sharing center
* Ip addresses and networking overview
* networking how to connect to another PC (C$)
* How to find out a wireless key
* How to set up rdp
* share a folder in rdp
*Key shortcuts in rdp


* ping and traceroute understanding
*ping options
* How to delete a wireless network
* how to find default gate way
* understanding gateways, subnets and dns

net command and it's uses
net accounts
net user
net localgroup
net share


Mail


* NK2 File
* How to set up a new profile
* How to archive
* How to edit the NK2 file




Misc


License activation
via cmd and gui
Fix Boot record
Cd drive no recognising it's self
create a bootable iso
emergency shut-downs
ATTO disk benchmark find out the speed of a device
battery report
How to save losing files using a live distro

 

[XweAponX]

Bootable ISO: There are several ways you can do this. Using IMGBURN, you can attach a bootable floppy image to the disk image, and it will boot when you stick the CD in the drive (After Burning). This is one of the simplest ways to do it- This also works if you use ISO2USB to create a bootable flash stick.

The best resource I have ever found for this topic is "Bart":

Bart's way to create bootable CD-Roms (for Windows/Dos)

He explains how you can have various menus you can choose from when the CD boots, also various OSes and Filesystems.