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This document provides instructions for setting up a computer server by installing and configuring the active directory domain controller role and domain name services role. It describes how to install Active Directory, create a new user account, install Windows support tools, create a user account to map to the Kerberos service, and install and configure the DNS role using dcpromo. It also provides steps for creating an organizational unit and two user accounts in Active Directory Users and Computers.

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CSS NCII - COC3 and 4

This document provides instructions for setting up a computer server by installing and configuring the active directory domain controller role and domain name services role. It describes how to install Active Directory, create a new user account, install Windows support tools, create a user account to map to the Kerberos service, and install and configure the DNS role using dcpromo. It also provides steps for creating an organizational unit and two user accounts in Active Directory Users and Computers.

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Computer System Servicing NCII

Learning Modules coc3 & coc4

Presented by: Grace E. Mahometano BTLEd 2-2A


COC3 – SET UP computer server
Install and configure active domain directory role (domain controller)
 Log in as an administrator to the Windows 2000 or 2003 server host.
 From the Start menu, go to Administrative Tools > Manage Your Server.
 On the Manage Your Server wizard, choose Adding Roles to Your Sever.
 In the Server Role window, choose Domain Controller (Active Directory).
 Accept the default values by clicking Next.
 Continue to accept the default values and clicking Next until the Report DNS Issue window is
displayed.
 This window is displayed when no properly configured DNS exists for Active Directory. Choose
“Install and Configure DNS” to proceed to the next window.
 Continue to accept the default values and clicking Next until the Summary window is displayed,
then click Next.
 The Active Directory Installation wizard is invoked.
Install the Active Directory Domain Controller.
 For detailed instructions, see 
Install Active Directory Domain Services on the Windows Server 2008-Based Member Server
 Install Windows Support Tools.- Windows Support Tools contains the ktpass Kerberos tool you
need to map a service principal with an Active Directory account. For information about ktpass, see
the Ktpass Overview.
Create a new user account.
 From the Start menu, go to Programs > Administration Tools.
 Choose “Active Directory Users and Computers.”
 Enter a user name and password for the new user, and create the user.
 Verify that the Kerberos ticket is returned by the Kerberos Authentication Server properly.
 Log into the new domain account from any Windows XP workstation belonging to the domain.
You can use the Windows Support Tools to verify that the Kerberos ticket is returned by the
Kerberos Authentication Server and cached into the ticket cache. For information about Windows
Support Tools, see Windows Support Tools.
 Create a user account to map to the Kerberos service.

 From the Start menu, go to Programs > Administration Tools.


 Choose “Active Directory Users and Computers.”
 Crete a new user with a name that is meaningful to you.
 In this example, the name is openSSOhost.
 Use the ktpass command to associate this user account with a service principal.

C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>ktpass /pass password /mapuser openSSOhost


/princ HTTP/[email protected] +DesOnly /ptype
KRB5_NT _PRINCIPAL /Target OPENSSOHOST.EXAMPLE.COM
Using legacy password setting method
Successfully mapped HTTP/openSSOhost.example.com to openSSOhost.
Key created.
Account openSSOhost has been set for DES-only encryption.
 
Install and configure domain name services (DNS) role – dcpromo

 These steps show a manual process to run dcpromo.exe on a Windows Server 2008 R2 machine. These
steps are included to demonstrate ground-up installations of an Infinity application in a two machine and
three machine scenario.
  Select Start and enter "dcpromo" in the search field, then click dcpromo in the search results.

The Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard appears.


On the welcome screen, click  Next. Do not select Use advanced mode installation.
 The Operating System
Compatibility informational screen appears. Read it
and click Next. 4. The Choose a Deployment
Configuration screen appears. Click Create a
new domain in a new forest and then
click Next.
 The Additional The Additional Domain Controller
Domain
Controller Options screen appears.
Options screen 
appears.
Make sure DNS server is selected and Global The Location for Database, Log Files,
catalog is selected by default. Click Next. The and SYSVOL screen appears. Select
wizard prompts you to create a delegation to the folders for the domain controller
database, log files, and SYSVOL.
DNS server. Click Yes.
Click Next
The Directory Services Restore Mode
The Summary screen appears. Review your
Administrator Password screen appears. selections and click Next
Enter and confirm a password. Click Next.
A process screen appears while the installation
runs. Click Reboot on completion.

After the installation finishes, your machine reboots.


After the machine reboots, the Install Configuration
Tasks screen appears.
After the machine reboots, the Install Configuration
Tasks screen appears.
 The exact steps that you should follow when configuring and managing a Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol (DHCP) server depend on the network operating system that you’re using. The following procedures
show you how to work with a DHCP server in Windows Server 2008. The procedures for other operating
systems are similar.
To install the DHCP server role on Windows Server 2008, follow these steps:
 Choose Start Administrative Tools Server Manager.
 The Manage Your Server application appears.
 Click the Roles link and then click Add a Role.
 The Add Roles Wizard appears.
 Click Next to get the wizard started.
 The wizard displays a list of available server roles.
 Select DHCP Server from the list of roles and then click Next.
 The wizard displays an explanation of DHCP.
 Click Next.
The wizard displays a list of the server’s network Select the static IP addresses you want to
connections that have static IP addresses, as shown in use for the DHCP server. Then click Next.
the following illustration. (In this example, only one
network connection has a static IP address assigned. The wizard asks for the DNS configuration
Most network servers will have at least two.) information, as shown below.
Enter the domain name and DNS servers. To enter a DNS server, type its address in the IP address text box and then click Add.
You typically have more than one DNS server.
Click Next.
The wizard next asks for the WINS configuration information.
(Optional) If you want to enable WINS, enter the WINS server configuration and then click Next.
If you don’t want to use WINS, skip this step and just click Next.
Either way, the next screen lets you configure scopes.
To create a new scope, click the Add Scope button.
The wizard asks for a name and description for the new scope, as shown below.
Enter the information for the new scope.
 You must enter the following information:
 Scope Name: The name can be anything you want. Use a generic name such as Office or your
company name unless you’re creating two or more scopes. Then, the names should indicate the
function of each scope.
 Scope Starting IP Address: This is the lowest IP address that will be issued for this scope.
 Scope Ending IP Address: This is the highest IP address that will be issued for this scope.
 Subnet Mask: This is the subnet mask issued for IP addresses in this scope.
 Default Gateway: This is the default gateway address that will be used for this scope. This is
usually the address of your router.
 Subnet type: Choose Wired or Wireless. The difference is how long the IP address will be valid.
For wired networks, the addresses will be valid for six days. For wireless networks, the addresses
will expire in eight hours.
Select the Activate This Scope check box and then Click OK.
The scope is created, as shown below
 If you want to create additional scopes, repeat steps 10–12.
 You can create as many scopes as you want for your DHCP server.
 When you finish creating scopes, click Next.
 The wizard asks whether you want to enable stateless mode, which is used for IPv6. Disable this mode
unless dealing with IPv6 clients is important to your network.
 Click Next.
 The wizard asks for the credentials to use when creating this DHCP server. The default is to use your
current login credentials.
 Click Next.
 The wizard displays a confirmation screen that summarizes the settings you’ve entered for the DHCP server.
 Click Install.
 The DHCP server is created. This might take a few minutes. When the server is finished, a final results page
is displayed to confirm that the server was properly installed.
 Click Close.
 You’re done!
Create an organizational Unit and create two user accounts

  
To create an organizational unit, you must go to Active Directory Users and Computers, then right click on your domain
name. Local then select New Then Organizational Unit.
 Figure 1. 
 Figure 2.   Figure 3. 

 USER MANAGEMENT
 Here have created UO. The "HandBall", "FootBall",
 To add a user to an organizational unit, right-
"Administration" and "BasketBall" UO are independent,
click this unit and then new and users. He
but are part of the "Maison Des Ligues".
will automatically be a member of this
organizational unit.
 Figure 4.   Figure 5. 

 Then, just fill in the fields with the information


about the new user.
 Configuring the user's password:
 "The user must change the password the next time he logs on": The user must choose his own personal password
the first time he logs on.
 "The user cannot change his password": the password is predefined by the administrator and the user does not
have the necessary rights to change it.
 "The password never expires": the password will have an indefinite validity period.
 "Account is disabled": To prevent a user from logging in for security reasons, you can disable the user account
instead of deleting it.
Figure 6. 
 

The user has been successfully


 Figure 7. 
 Figure 8. 

 In the user's properties it is possible to deploy a personal


network drive that only the user can access. To do this,  MANAGEMENT OF USER GROUPS
you must specify the network path by adding at the end of
this path "\% username%" of this drive in Profile,  To create a group, right-click on the relevant OU
Connected.
(here administration) then New, group and ok
  
 Figure 9. 
 Figure 10. 

 After creating a group, we will add the user to it.


Write the group (s) to be added to this user here FootBall
Right click on the user, Member.
and Maison Des Ligues then check the names if the name
is recognized, it will be underlined.
 
Figure 12
 Figure 11. 

 Creating and Managing Group Policies (GPO)


To create group policies, go to Group Policy Management.
Here the units of organizations are present
 The user finished with
the following groups:
 - domain user
 - maison des ligues
 - Football
 Figure 13.   Figure 14. 

 Then right click on the UO concerned (here maison


des ligues), then Create a GPO object in this domain,
and link it here.
 Figure 15.   Figure 16. 

 I propose an example of the use of GPO:


Deployment of wallpaper.
 For it Follow the following tree:
 User configuration
 strategies
 Administration model
 Office
 Office
 Figure 17.   Figure 18. 

 Now just specify the path to the wallpaper in Name of wallpaper. It


is best to use a network path. Then On and then OK. After you
have set up all the GPOs you need, you can close the GPO.  Do not forget to apply Group Policy, for that,
   right click on the GPO and then Apply. Then
  
open a CMD window and run the update / force
command to force the Group Policy update.
 Figure 20.   Figure 21. 

 On the Drive Mappings page, right-click in the white Reproduce exactly the configuration schema below
with the network path of the previously created
area, and then click New, Mapped Drive. folder that will store the contents of the mapped
  drive
 Figure 22.  Figure 23. 

 TESTS

 The results expected for this test period are few:


A wallpaper identical to that deployed as well
 Here is the network drive is mounted with the correct
as the presence.
network path. Do not forget to apply the GPO and run a We will run the tests for this we need a client
device connected to the domain, then we logged
gpupdate / force to deploy the GPO.
with a user previously created in the active
directory
Figure 24.  Figure 25. 
Joint the client desktop to the domain
 On the Start screen, type Control Panel, and then press ENTER.

 Navigate to System and Security, and then click System.

 Under Computer name, domain, and workgroup settings, click Change settings.

 On the Computer Name tab, click Change.

 Under Member of, click Domain, type the name of the domain that you wish this
computer to join, and then click OK.

 Click OK, and then restart the computer.


Create a folder in the server share it (read and write) for
folders redirections

 Log on to a designated Windows Server 2008 R2 administrative server.

 Click Start, click All Programs, click Administrative Tools, and select Group Policy Management.

 Add the necessary domains to the GPMC as required.

 Expand the Domains node to reveal the Group Policy Objects container.

 Create a new GPO called UserFolderRedirectGPO and open it for editing.

 After the UserFolderRedirectGPO is opened for editing in the Group Policy Management Editor, expand the User
Configuration node, expand Policies, expand Windows Settings, and select the Folder Redirection node to display the
user profile folders that are available for redirection.
 In the Settings pane, right-click the Document folder and select Properties.

 On the Target tab, click the Setting drop-down list arrow, and select Basic - Redirect Everyone's Folder
to the Same Location, which reveals additional options.

 In the Target Folder Location section, there are several options to choose from and each should be
reviewed for functionality; for this example, select Create a Folder for Each User Under the Root Path.

 In Root Path field, type in the server and share name, for example \\companyabc.com\UserFolders.

 Select the Settings tab and uncheck the Grant the User Exclusive Rights to Documents check box

 Click OK to complete the folder redirection configuration. A warning pop-up opens that states that this
policy will not display the Folder Redirection node if an administrator or user attempts to configure or
view this group policy using policy management tools from Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows
Server 2003. Click Yes to accept this warning and configure the folder redirection.
 Back in the Group Policy Management Editor window, close the GPO.

 In the GPMC, link the new UserFolderRedirectGPO policy to an OU with a user account that can be used to

test this policy.

 Log on to a Windows Vista, Windows 7, or a Windows Server 2008 system with the test user acco unt.
Install and configures print and documents
services role
 Step 1: Install v4 drivers
 Open the Print Management Console by opening Server Manager, click Tools, and then click Print Management.
 Expand Print Servers, and then expand the Print Server name. Right click Drivers and select Add Drivers.
 To add a v4 driver for a device, select the driver that has v4 or Class Driver in the name.
 After the driver is installed, it should display in the list of installed drivers.
 Figure 1: Installed Drivers
 Once installed, V4 drivers are identified by the Version field displayed in the Driver Properties:

Figure 2: Driver Properties

The driver name will state Class Driver, the Config File should show PrintConfig.dll, and the
driver path should be %systemroot%\system32\DriverStore.
Class Drivers
V4 drivers that ship with Windows Server 2012 are known as Class Drivers. Drivers of this
type should always display Class Driver in the name.
Step 3: Create a shared print queue

Creating shared print queues in Windows Server 2012 follows the same process as Windows
Server 2008 R2. A local printer must be installed on the server and connected to a port and a driver,
and the print queue must be shared in order for client computers to discover and connect to it.
When using a v4 driver, an administrator does not need to install a driver for any additional
processor architectures.
wwindows PowerShell equivalent commands
Copy
Add-printer -Name "HP Color LaserJet 4700" -Driver Name "HP Color LaserJet 5550 PS Class
Driver" -shared -Share Name "HP Color LaserJet 4700" -Port Name "192.168.100.100"
 Important
The Port and Driver must already exist or the Add-Printer command will fail. Use the Add-
PrinterDriver and Add-Printer Port cmdlets to install the driver and the port before running the Add-
Printer command.
 Step 4: Connect to the print queue
 Step 5: Print from Windows
 The Windows 8 Shell includes a new user interface that is designed to help users easily discover and install
devices. Print, Fax, and Scan devices are installed from the Settings or Devices charms:
Charms Bar with Devices and Settings
 To install a Printer using the Windows 8 Shell
 Activate the Charms bar by swiping in from the right edge of a touch screen or moving the mouse to the upper
or lower right corner of the display.
 Click or touch Settings, and then More PC Settings.
 Click or touch Devices, and then click or touch Add a device.
 Windows scans the network for devices and displays a list of printers that were found. If the administrator
published printers to the Active Directory then they should show up at the top of the list.
Searching for Devices
 Click or touch the device that you want to install and it will be added to the list of devices. If the printer is
using a v4 driver, then no other user interaction is necessary to install the device.

 In some cases, you may need to add a printer through the Control Panel, Devices and Printers, Add Printer
user interface. This works the same way as in previous Windows versions.

 Step 6: Print from a Windows app

 Windows 8 has a new user interface for discovering and printing to print devices on a network. A Windows
app that runs in the Windows 8 modern shell may have a custom printing interface that is accessible via the
application bar or it may provide a printing link similar to the Internet Explorer app. Additionally, the CTRL +
P hotkey will activate the new print dialog from any Windows app.
To print a document from a Windows app
 Click or tap the Devices charm or use the CTRL + P hotkey to activate the Printing interface.
 Choose a device to print to by clicking or touching the Print device icon:
Choosing a print device
 A print preview and basic print settings are displayed. The document can be printed using the Print button
Basic print settings
 Click More Settings to activate the advanced print settings dialog where page layout, paper and quality, and output
options can be specified:
Install printer in the server, install the driver –gpo
Run the domain Group Policy
editor (GPMC.msc), create a Go to the policy-editing mode and
new expand the User Configuration ->
policy print_AutoConnect a Preferences -> Control Panel Setting
nd link it to the OU with the -> Printers
users.
Go to the Common tab and specify that
in my case all printers are connected to the the printer must be connected in the
centralized print server \\srv-par-print). Here current user context (Run in logged-on
you can specify whether to use this printer as user’s security context). Also check
the default printer; the Item-level targeting option and
click Targeting
Please note that this restriction doesn’t prevent a domain user from
manually connecting this printer using Windows File Explorer. To
restrict access to the printer, you will have to change the printer security
permissions on the print server and allow printing only for specific
groups.
Configuring Point and Print Restrictions Policy to Install Printers

 If you connect your printers using the User Configuration Policy, go to User Configuration -> Policy -> Administrative

Templates -> Control Panel -> Printers -> Printer -> Point and Print Restriction. Enable the policy and configure it

as follows:

 Users can only point and print to these servers – specify the list of print servers users can install drivers from (FQDN

names are specified with semicolon as a separator);

 When installing driver for new connection -> Do not show warning or elevation prompt;
When installing driver for existing connection -> Do not show warning or elevation
prompt. 

Als, enable Package Point and Print – Approved


server policy in the GPO section User Configuration ->
Policies -> Administrative Templates -> Control Panel
-> Printers and set the list of trusted print servers.
o
After you restart the computer, the assigned shared network
printer will be automatically installed and connected at the user
logon.

Previously, to install and connect users’ printers I had to use .bat


 and PowerShell scripts. These scripts need to be run as 
Startup GPO scripts, and Group Policy Filtering can be used to
target the printer installation. However, in my opinion it is much
easier to use GPP to deploy printers.
Install print management
 If the print server role is not installed, perform the following procedure.
 To install the print server role
 .   Cick Start, point to All Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then
click Mlanage Your Server.
 2.   Click Add or remove a role.
 3.   In the Configure Your Server Wizard, click Next to get to the Server Role page.
 4.   On the Server Role page, click Print Server, and then click Next twice. Follow
the steps in the wizard to complete the installation
If you are running an earlier version of a Windows server operating system that has the
print server role and at least one shared printer already installed, perform the following
procedure.
To update the print server role

 Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Manage Your Server.

 2.   Click Update this role.

 3.   In the Print Server Role Wizard, click Next.

 4.   Follow the steps in the wizard to complete the installation.


: Open Print Management
 After you install both Windows Server and Print Management, then open Print Management. If you want to use Print
Management on a computer in another location by using Remote Desktop, the remote computer must have Windows
Server and Print Management installed

 To open Print Management

 Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Print Management

 Add and remove print servers

 You can add both a local print server and network print servers to Print Management. Note that the computer on which
Print Management is installed does not need to be a print server.

 Adding a Print Server

 If the server on which you use Print Management is also a print server and you want to manage the printers that it hosts
by using Print Management, use the following procedure to add the print server to Print Management.
 
To add print servers to Print Management

 In the Print Management tree, right-click Print Management, and then click Add/Remove Servers

 .   In the Add/Remove Servers dialog box, under Specify print server, in Add server, do one of the following:
 ·Type the name.
 ·Click Browse to locate and select the print server.

 .   Click Add to List.


 4.   Add as many print servers as you want, and then click OK.
 In the Print Management tree, right-click ServerName (local),
click Automatically Add Network Printers, and then click Start to
automatically locate and install printers found on this server's local subnet.

 You may be prompted to specify which driver you want to install for a printer,
but otherwise, the process is automatic.
Using Print Management for Bulk Print Management Tasks

Bulk operations can be performed on all the printers on a particular server or all the printers
under a particular filter.

The following is a list of the tasks that are possible to perform on multiple printers
simultaneously:

·Pause printing
·Resume printing
·Cancel All Jobs
·List in Directory
·Remove from Directory
·Delete
Configure printer deployment
 Step 1
 Open the Server Manager console and select to install Print and Document Services role (if not already installed).
 
Also you can install Print Server role with management
tools using the following PowerShell command:
Step 2
After role installation is completed, open the Print Management console from the top menu Server
Manager > Tools.
Now you need to add printers to your print server. Let’s start by installing the drivers.
In the Print Management console, go to the Drivers section and run the Add Driver wizard. Select the
type of driver architecture (x64 or x86) and click Next.

On the Printer Driver Selection screen, select the driver for your printer. If the driver
you need is not listed, click Have Disk and Browse. Specify the path to the
printer inf file. Similarly, install the drivers for all the printers that you want to connect
to your print server.
Select a previously downloaded driver. In our example, this is the universal HP driver, click Next
and Finish. Repeat the operation for your other devices. Now the list of installed drivers is
displayed in the Print Management console.

Now you can install new printers. Go to the Printers section and select Add Printers from the
context menu. The Network Printer Installation Wizard offers you 4 ways to install printers in the
Print Management console.
 Search the network for printers;
 Add a TCP/IP or Web Services Printer by IP address or hostname;
 Add a new printer using an existing port;
 Create a new port and add a new printer.
We selected 2 points (installing the
printer by IP address). In the next Then, from the drop-down list, select the
window you need to specify the type of printer driver that you want to install for
device (TCP/IP device), and the IP this device (in this example, HP
address of your network printer (you can Universal Printing PCL6).
leave the port name by default). Check
the box Auto detect the printer driver
to use.

Then enter the printer name, network name, and description.


Install all the necessary network printers in the same way.
Step 3 Check the options Share this
Expand Print Servers > ServerName (local) > Printers, printer and List in the
select the printer you want to deploy (HP LaserJet M2727 in directory and then click Apply.
our case), right-click on it and select from menu Manage
Sharing
Right-click on your printer in
Print Management snap-in and Now press Browse.
choose Deploy with Group
Policy.
 Using the Domain Browser, you need to locate the OU (organizational unit) on
which you want to deploy printer and then click Create a New Group Policy
Object button.

Enter the policy name and click Ok. You can assign the
created policy to domain users, computers or both.
 Per User > this setting assumes that a specific printer is connected on a
user desktop, regardless of which computer it is logged on. This is useful if
you have a VDI, or each person can use different workstations .

 Per Computer > No matter which user is working on the computer, it will


always print on a specific printer (all users of a computer can access
printer). This printer connection policy is commonly used in large
distributed networks.
Since we are linked policy to OU named Managers with only user objects, we need to
select The users th at this GPO applies to (per user).

The configuration is now completed, just


press Apply.
Step 4

 Now open the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC.msc) and find the policy that
you created earlier from the Print Management console (ManagersPrinter in our case).
Check the current policy settings by going to the Settings tab. You can see UNC path
of the shared printer in the section User Configuration > Policies > Windows
Settings > Printer Connection. This path should contain the name of your print
server. For example, lon-prnt01 HP Laser Jet M2727.
 
Tip. To see Printer Connections node in GPO editor on Windows Server 2008/2012, you need to install RSAT
feature Print & Document Services Tool.

Update the policy settings on the client (gpupdate / force). Next you need to verify if new shared printer HP LaserJet
M2727 appeared in the list of connected printers.
Tip. To increase the speed of processing and the applying of Group Policy, disable the use of computer settings on
the Details tab (Computer Configuration settings disabled).
 In the GPMC, switch to the Managers Printer policy edit mode and go to the section User Configuration >
Preferences > Control Panel Settings > Printers;
 Find your printer and open its properties;
 Enable the option “Run in logged-on user’s security context (user policy option)”;
 Enable the option “Item-level Targeting” and click on the button;
Select New Item > Security Group and specify the group name
domainmun-managers-hp2727;

Save the changes. Now this policy will automatically connect


the hp2727 printer only to users from the specified AD
group.
 
Perform printing using network printer
Right-click the [Local Area Connection] icon, then Make sure that [File and Printers
select [Properties] from the pop-up menu. Sharing for Microsoft Networks] is
selected (1), then click [OK] (2).
Printer Sharing Settings
Proceed to the following procedure

Select the [Share this printer] check box. according to your operating system or

Change the share name as needed. environment.

4. Click [Additional Drivers].


If you want to update the additional driver (alternate driver), perform the following
procedure.
1. Uninstall the printer driver used in the print server. [Uninstalling the Printer Driver]
2. Install the new printer driver on the print server. [Installing the Printer Driver]
3. Install the additional driver again.

Select the [x64] check box (1), then click [OK] (2).
6. Insert the "LBP3250 User Software" CD-ROM supplied with the printer into the CD-ROM
drive, and then click [Browse].
If CD-ROM Setup appears, click [Exit].
 
7. Open the folder in the supplied CD-ROM: [English] - [x64] - [Driver].
 
8. Select [CNABASTD.INF] (1), then click [Open] (2).

9. Click [OK].
Copying files is started.
You can take the CD-ROM out of the CD-ROM drive after copying files is
completed.
 
10. Click [Close] or [OK].
 The printer icon changes to the shared printer icon.
 To clear the printer sharing settings, use the following procedures.
 For Windows XP/Server 2003: Select [Do not share this printer] in the [Sharing] sheet.
 For Windows Vista: Clear the [Share this printer] check box in the [Sharing] sheet.
 * If [Change sharing options] appears, click [Change sharing options]. If the [User Account Control] dialog
box appears,
 click [Continue
COC 4- MAINTAIN AND REPAIR
COMPUTER SYSTEM NETWORK
Create a system back up image of the folder

 Step One: Open System Image Backup


 Open System Image Backup in Windows 10
 In Windows 10, hit Start, type “backup,” and then select the entry.
In the “Backup and Restore
(Windows 7)” window, click Open System Image Backup in
Windows 8
the “Create a system image”
link. In Windows 8, hit Start, type “file
history,” and then select the “File
History” entry.
Open System Image Backup in
In the “File History” window, Windows 7
click the “System Image Hit Start, click the arrow to the right
Backup” link. of the “Getting Started” item, and
then click “Back up your files.”
In the “Backup and Restore” window, click the
“Create a system image” link.
Step Two: Create a System Image Backup
 When you first open the tool, it will scan your system for external drives. You can then
decide where you want to save the image. It can be to an external drive, multiple DVD’s,
or on a network location. Select where you want to save your backup and then click
“Next.”
By default, the tool only backs up your system At the confirmation screen, notice
drive. You can include other drives if you the amount of space the image may
want, but remember that this will add to the
take. If anything doesn’t look right,
size of the final image. Typically, we like to
create separate image backups for each drive.
you can still go back and make
adjustments. If everything looks
okay, click the “Start Backup”
button.
You’ll see a progress meter as the tool creates the image.

It can take a while. In this example, we’re


backing up a drive with about 319 GB of
data. It took about 2.5 hours when
backed up to an external hard disk
connected to our PC via USB. Your time
will vary depending on your PC and the
type of storage to which you’re backing
up.
Step Three: Create a System Repair
Disc
 When the backup is complete, Windows gives you the option to create a system repair disc. You can use this disc to
start your PC and restore from your image backup in the event you ever need to replace your hard drive and can’t
start Windows. We highly recommend you go ahead and create the disc, then label and store it in a secure location.

Select the drive you want to use to


create the disc and then click the
“Create Disc” button
When it comes time to restore the image, you can start your PC from
the recovery disc to get access to a number of recovery tools—
including “System Image Recovery
Use the created backup image to restore the deleted folder

1. Click Start
2. Go to Control Panel
3. Go to System and Security
4. Click Backup and Restore
5. At the Back up or restore your files screen, click Set up backup
Windows 7: Set up backup
 Select where you want to save the backup and click Next
 You can save the backup on:
 a hard disk drive
 writable DVDs
 on a network
 Choose Let Windows choose (recommended)
How to restore a backup in Windows 7

 The instructions to restore a backup file using the Backup and Restore utility are:
 Click Start
 Go to Control Panel
 Go to System and Security
 Click Backup and Restore

At the Back up or restore your files screen, click Restore my files.


Use disk clean up
 Run from My Computer
Method #3
 Method #1 1.Open My Computer
2.Right­-click on the drive you
 Click Start want to run Disk Cleanup. This
is usually C:\, the drive where
 Click Run Windows XP is installed.
3.Click Properties
 Type cleanmar 4.Go to the General tab
5.Click Disk Cleanup
 Click ok or press enter

Run from Command Prompt


 Method #2
 Click Start To open Disk Cleanup via Command
Prompt, follow these steps:
 Go to All Programs
1. Open Command Prompt
 Go to Accessories
2. Type this command:
 Go to System Tools
3. Press enter
 Click Disk Cleanup
 Run Disk Cleanup in Windows Vista and 7
 Run from My Computer
 To open Disk Cleanup on a Windows Vista or Windows 7 computer, follow these steps:
 Click Start
 Go to All Programs > Accessories > System Tools
 Click Disk Cleanup
 Choose what type of files and folders to delete at the Files to delete section
 Click OK
 To delete system files that are no longer needed, click Clean up system files. You may be
prompted by UAC (User Account Control) to confirm the action.
 Click Delete Files
 To free more space, go to the More options tab:
 Click Clean up at the Programs and Features section to remove program files that are no longer needed
 Click Clean up at the System Restore and Shadow Copies section to remove restore points, except the last one
 Run from Command Prompt
 To open Disk Cleanup via Command Prompt (command line) on a Windows Vista or Windows 7:
 Open Command Prompt
 Type cleanmar
 Press enter
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