ITEChapter操作系统资料.ppt

5.3.1.9 Windows 7 Libraries * 5.3.2.1 Introduction to Control Panel Utilities * 5.3.2.2 User Accounts Student Activity 5.3.2.3 Lab – Create User Accounts in Windows 7 5.3.2.4 Lab – Create User Accounts in Windows Vista 5.3.2.5 Lab – Create User Accounts in Windows XP * 5.3.2.6 Internet Options 5.3.2.7 Lab – Configure Browser Settings in Windows 7 5.3.2.8 Lab – Configure Browser Settings in Windows Vista 5.3.2.9 Lab – Configure Browser Settings in Windows XP * 5.3.2.12 Action Center * 5.3.2.13 Windows Firewall * 5.3.2.15 System Utility 5.3.2.16 Lab - Managing Virtual Memory Windows 7 5.3.2.17 Lab - Managing Virtual Memory Windows Vista 5.3.2.18 Lab - Managing Virtual Memory Windows XP * * 5.3.2.19 Device Manager The device manager allows you to view all of the settings for devices in the computer. A common task for technicians is to view the values assigned for the IRQ, I/O addresses, and the DMA setting for all of the devices in the computer. From the Device Manager, you can quickly view the properties of any device in the system by double-clicking the device name. You can view which version of the driver is installed in your computer, view driver file details, update a driver, or even roll back or uninstall a device driver. You can compare the driver version listed here with the version available from the website of your device manufacturer. 5.3.2.20 Lab - Managing Device Drivers with Device Manager in Windows 7 5.3.2.21 Lab - Lab - Managing Device Drivers with Device Manager in Windows Vista 5.3.2.22 Lab - Managing Device Drivers with Device Manager in Windows XP * 5.3.3 Administrative Tools 5.3.3.1 Event Viewer The Computer Management console allows you to manage many aspects of both your computer and remote computers. * 5.3.3.2 Event Viewer The Event Viewer logs a history of events regarding applications, security, and the system. These log files are a valuable troubleshooting tool. 5.3.4 System Tools 5.3.4.1 Disk Defragmenter and Disk Error- C