Chapter : 1

Installing Windows 10

1.0 Objectives
1.1 Windows 10 - New Features
1.2 Windows 10 Editions
1.3 MDT
1.4 Understanding User State
1.5 Deploying Windows 10 Enterprise Virtual
Machines
1.6 Configuring Windows to go and Bitlocker
1.7 Windows 10 Bitlocker
1.8 Summary
1.9 Check Your Progress Answers
1.10 Questions for Self Study

1.0 Objectives
At the end of the module you will be able to :
Explain about the Windows 10 Features
Build images to deploy Windows 10
Install and deploy Windows 10 with enterprise tools like MDT
(Microsoft Deployment Tools)
Describe about User state and perform User State Migration
Understand and Deploy Windows 10 virtual machine using
inbuilt Client Hypervisor
Configure Windows To Go and BitLocker

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 1.1 Windows 10 - New Features
There are 4 major categories which includes the new
Windows 10 Features. The categories are :
Apps : It involves new type of universal apps, New Browser
named as "EDGE”, and introduced IE enterprise mode.
Security : In this area, the new features introduced are
Windows Hello, Microsoft Passport (In Windows 10, Microsoft
Passport replaces passwords with strong two-factor
authentication that consists of an enrolled device and a
Windows Hello (biometric) or PIN).
Device Guard : It is a feature that uses AppLocker and
BitLocker to protect your Windows 10 Device.
Credential Guard : It is a feature to store password
credentials inside the control panel’s Credential Manager,
now it can store passwords for Remote Desktop, Web and
Windows Devices.
New Features based on Administration : are Windows
Update for Business and OMA DM (that is Open Mobile
Alliance Device Management), OMA-DM provides small
updates and supports new methods of provisioning.
Evolution : Hyper-V was introduced as client Hypervisor in
Windows 8, is improved in Windows 10. New features like
Windows Store and Azure Integration is introduced with
Windows 10 Operating System.

1.1.1 Windows 10 - Start Menu and Action Center

The new UI (User Interface) changes in Windows 10 are Start
Menu and Action Centre.
In Windows 10, action center is where to find your app
notifications, as well as quick actions, which give you quick
access to commonly used settings and apps.
To access Action Center in Windows 10 device, Press
Windows Key + A.
Windows 10 Start Menu is a User Interface which contains

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 the new options, location and basic functions.

1.1.2 Windows 10 - Settings

The screenshot is about the new look of Windows 10
Settings. Now control panel is considered as the orthodox
option. Windows 10 setting screen helps user to access and
manage the Windows 10 device.
One of the methods to access windows 10 Settings is through
Action center, also you can press Windows Key + I to open
Settings.

1.1.3 Windows 10 - Virtual Desktops

Virtual Desktops helps you to expand and organize your
desktop. Also, it helps to improve the productivity of Windows
10 users.
Windows 10 introduced a new concept of virtual desktops
also known as "Task view”. In earlier version of Windows
Operating system, Alt and Tab Keys were pressed to switch
between multiple applications.
This is now replaced by Task View option located in the
Taskbar.
Take a look at the image, it shows the option to access virtual
desktops (known as task view) in a Windows 10 device.

1.1.4 New Features of Windows 10 in Web Browser

In Windows 10 a new version of Internet Explorer that is
version 11 is introduced. Some of the features of Internet
Explorer 11 are :
In Private Browsing : This mode provides a private
Browsing for the user. The advantage is, browsing history and
cookies are not saved.
Tracking Protection : Some websites are designed to auto-
detect your location based on geolocation capabilities.
Tracking protection is a security feature.

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 SmartScreen Filter, Cross-site scripting, Enhanced Protected
mode are the security features introduced in IE11 (Internet
Explorer).
E11 is significantly faster than previous versions of Internet
Explorer. It takes advantage of network optimization and
hardware-accelerated text, graphics and JavaScript
rendering.
Additionally, IE11 has a backward compatibility to support
older versions of IE.

1.1.5 New Features in Windows 10 Browser - Edge

A new browser is introduced in Windows 10, named as
"Microsoft Edge”.
Features of Edge Browser are :
Reading view.
Web page annotation : Now you can mark (highlight) on a
web page, thus creating a Web Note.
Cortana : It is automatically enabled, it lets you highlight
works to provide more info and gives you one-click access to
things like restaurant reservations and reviews, without
leaving the webpage.
Now no need to install PDF and flash as the Edge Browser
supports both of them.

Limitations of Edge Browser are :

No ActiveX controls (Note that ActiveX was designed by
Microsoft to support web browsers to run multiple
applications. Stopping ActiveX is a security measure from
Microsoft to prevent Web-based Hacking).
Edge browser cannot save web page on the local Hard disk.

1.1.6 Windows O/S version level differences

The image shows the various output of the command "ver”

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 executed on different Operating Systems. (Note the
command "ver” is used to find the version of the Windows
Operating System.)
Note the differences from the image,
Windows 7 with version 6.1
Windows 8.1 with version 6.3
Windows 10 with version 10

1.1 Check Your Progress

1) A new browser is introduced in Windows 10, named as
..................
2) Some websites are designed to ............. your location
based on geolocation capabilities
3) One of the methods to access windows 10 Settings is
through Action center, also you can press ......................
to open Settings

1.2 Windows 10 Editions

The comparison table of various editions of Windows 10 is
shown above.
Domain Join, Group Policy Management, BitLocker, and
extra features is not available in the Windows 10 Home
Edition.
Windows 10 Pro edition has no support for features like
AppLocker, Direct Access etc.
From the image, Windows 10 Enterprise and Education
editions supports all the available features in a corporate
desktop environment.

1.2.1 Windows 10 Mobile Editions

The Windows 10 Mobile editions for Smart phones and
Tablets.
Microsoft Windows 10 comes in 2 types of editions for mobile

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 devices.
First Edition is Mobile, it is used by personal or individual
users.
Second edition is Mobile Enterprise edition, it is used by
organizations and has an objective to support MDM, Mobile
Device Management.
Windows 10 Mobile Enterprise provides all the features
in Windows 10 Mobile, with additional features to assist
with IT-based organizations, in a manner similar to
Windows 10 Enterprise, but optimized for mobile devices.
Mobile enterprise edition has to be licensed on volume
basis since it is used by corporate.

1.2.2 Comparing Windows 10 Mobile Editions

The table above shows the comparison between the
Windows 10 editions for mobile devices.
Since the Objective of Mobile enterprise edition is MDM that
is Mobile device management, so from the comparison table
“manage updates” feature is missing in the mobile edition.

1.2.3 Integrating Windows 10 with Storage

The image demonstrates that Windows 10 installed on
devices like Personal Desktop, Personal 2-in-1 device or a
personal tablet the user gets an access to Personal cloud that is
One Drive to store the data. This is a consolidated scenario used
for Personal Users.

1.2.4 Corporate Network Scenario

The second type of integration suited for corporate
enterprises is that the user connects to his Corporate Desktop,
tablet or 2-in-one device and is connected to corporate network
of Jetking Company.
Now the user has 2 cloud options, one is Personal Cloud and
other storage option is OneDrive for Business. This is a corporate

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 storage of Jetking and as per company rules and policies the
personal OneDrive is disabled for corporate networks.

1.2.5 Windows 10 Integration with Azure AD

The third type of Cloud integration method is “Integrating a
Corporate Windows 10 enterprise client to Azure AD”. In this
scenario, we have Jetking corporate Network and Jetking
Company has on-premises Active Directory.
To make their Active Directory services more efficient, Jetking
plans to link its On-premises Server to the Azure Active
Directory.
With this integration, all the connected corporate clients get
seamless access to the service from Azure AD.

1.2.6 Upgrade Path to Windows

The table shows the Upgrade paths from older editions of
Windows to Windows 10.
Take a note that this process called as Upgrade-in-Place is
used to retain user-specific settings. It retains applications
and settings for the users.
Note - "Upgrade-in-Place” is in contrast with “Clean Install”.
A Clean Install, as the name suggests, cleans the user files
and a fresh installation of OS is done.

1.2.7 Migration
Migration is different from Upgrade. Migration has a separate
process for user-specific settings. Migration can be time-
consuming and it may require more storage.
Migration requires reinstallation of applications. Migration is
supported between the following operating systems that is from
Windows XP Operating system up to Windows 10 Operating
System.
Take a look at the above image. There are two types of
migration. They are:

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 Migration from Your PC to the local storage.
Migration of user settings from older PC having older
operating system to a new PC having Windows 10 Operating
system.

1.2.8 Building images for Deploying Windows 10

For Deploying Windows 10, Microsoft has developed a tool
known as WADK.
WADK stands for Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit.
It can be downloaded freely from Microsoft website.
The following are the benefits of WADK :
It is used to build a WinPE (Pre-boot installation Environment)
boot image.
Used to create a windows setup answer file.
WADK is used to build a reference computer and this
reference computer is used to install the OS.
By using WADK we can modify and maintain installation
image.

1.2.9 WDK - Installation Process

The step by step process for WADK is as follows:
Step 1 : Download ADK files from the URL mentioned below:
“http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkID=526740”
Step 2 : Run the ADK setup.
Step 3 : Select the installation directory location.
Step 4 : Select the features to be installed.
Step 5 : Click on install and wait for the setup to finish.

1.2.10 Sample Answer File

The Windows System Image Manager (SIM) is used to create
an Answer File.
Objectives of creating an Answer File is:

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 It is used to automate creation of reference computer and this
reference computer can be used to deploy Windows 10 to
the client PCs.
Used to automate OS deployments to the clients.

1.2.11 Provisioning in Windows 10 - ICD

ICD is a tool available in Windows ADK.
ICD, Imaging and Configuration Designer, is used to tweak a
running system instead of re-imaging.
ICD can tweak and rebuild an existing image.
It can export a provisioning package, and helps in Build and
Deployment of Windows 10 for desktop editions.
ICD can add/remove apps, that is, universal apps and
Desktop Apps.
ICD helps to distribute profiles with certificate installation for
VPN and Wireless points.

1.2.12 Provisioning a Package by using ICD

The image shows the step by step process to provision a
package using ICD.
You can click on New Provisioning Package (as shown in the
above image)
Insert name for the new project.
Choose the package to install.
Finally, the package is loaded. This package can be mounted
or exported for deployment of Windows 10 to corporate
desktops.
The various deployment scenarios in corporate companies
are illustrated in the tabular format as:

Scenario 1 - High Touch

This type of scenario is suited for individual home users o7r
small companies without IT staff.

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 It uses retail version of the Operating system. User normally
uses custom or clean install.

Scenario 2 - LTI (Lite Touch Install)

This type of scenario is preferred for medium sized
organizations with IT staff. Usually associated with MDT that is
Microsoft Deployment Toolkit. This MDT is initiated by Admin or
User.

Scenario 3 - ZTI (Zero Touch Installation)

This type of scenario is preferred for large organizations. It
requires Microsoft’s SCCM, System Centre Configuration
Manager. SCCM is used to manage all server and client devices.
SCCM can be integrated with MDT.

1.3 MDT
MDT, Microsoft Deployment Toolkit is a Microsoft based
enterprise solution for OS Deployment.
The Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) provides a unified
collection of tools, processes, and guidance for automating
desktop and server deployments. In addition to reducing
deployment time and standardizing desktop and server
images, MDT offers improved security and ongoing
configuration management.
Present version of MDT is MDT 2013.

Benefit of MDT are :

It can create a LTI (Lite Touch Install) boot image to build
reference computer image.
MDT can build media or network share known as wizard-
based installation.
MDT is also used to deploy VHD boot.
1.3.1 MDT Prerequisites and Setup Process

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Pre-requisites for MDT are :
Dot Net Framework 4.5 or higher should be installed.
WADK must be installed.
Sufficient HDD space for installation of OS and applications.
The setup process for MDT is as follows:
As a prerequisite you must install WADK.
You must download MDT from the Microsoft Official Website
and install.
Create a deployment share.
Import Operating system source file image
Add drivers and Application software to create a complete
package of an image that is ready to be deployed.

Steps to Configure Upgrade Install using MDT 2013.

Open MDT 2013 User Interface.
Navigate to open deployment workbench from menu.
Go to deployment workbench > deployment shares > MDT
deployment shares > Task Sequences.
Right click on Task sequences and click on new Task
sequences.
Insert unique task sequence name and task sequence id and
click next.

1.4 Understanding User State

User state is the data and settings specific to a particular
user, the data can be in the user profile (Documents) or
outside it. Settings might be OS or application-related.
Sometimes, Settings might be file-based or Registry-based.
Take a look at the image. It illustrates the “AppData Location”
for a specific user.
Note that, Local or Local Low Folder does not sync in
roaming profile scenario. Also, the files in the Roaming Folder
in the image, syncs in the roaming profile scenario.

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 1.4.1 Need to Migrate User State
There are 2 methods to perform User state Migration. They
are:
WET : Known as Windows Easy Transfer. It can perform one-
on-one transfer for user profiles, currently not accepted and
not suited for large migrations.
USMT : Known as User State Migration Tool is most preferred
method for enterprises.
Also note that, migrating users state saves users from
recreating OS settings or application settings after an OS
migration.
Since user state migration takes care for Desktop Data and
User Documents, so migration helps in prevention of Document
loss.

1.4.2 USMT explained

Scan State : This command is used with Windows User State
Migration Tool (USMT) 4.0 to scan the source computer, collect
the files and settings and create a store.
Load State : This command is used with Windows USMT to load
the user settings on the destination computer, the files collected
from the Scan state command is copied to the destination
computer.

USMT Configuration Files :

MigApp.xml : Contains rules to migrate user profiles and data.
It Describes a "core” migration and Folders that will be migrated
are My Documents, My Video, My Music, My Pictures, Desktop
files, Start menu, Quick Launch settings and Favourites.
MigDocs.xml : Contains rules that locate user documents
automatically without the need to create custom migration files.
MigUser.xml : Contains rules for migrating user profiles and user
data.
Config.xml file specifies files and settings to be excluded

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 from migration such as a user’s large folder full of images and
music.

1.4.3 User Profiles

User Profile is User-Specific. A user profile is a visual display
of personal data associated with a specific user, or a
customized desktop environment. A profile therefore refers to
the explicit digital representation of a person's identity.
It can be explained as, when an administrator creates a User
and the specific user logs in a local PC, then local user profile
is created.
The location for the Local User Profile is on the Local
machine inside the Appdata Folder of the specific user. To
see this, navigate to Local or Local Low folders.
If the User is a Domain User, the User’s Appdata is
configured as Roaming Profile. The core idea is that
irrespective of any machine, login inside the company, the
user gets its original Settings and data. The reason being
User’s changes sync to the network at logoff.
Mandatory Profile is used for Guest login, it does not save the
user changes and settings. It is Read-Only and the administrator
renames “ntuser.dat” file to “ntuser.man”.

1.4.4 Folder Redirection

Folder Redirection anchors the user profile folder at a
network location.
User’s computer points transparently to redirected location;
configuration is done through Group Policy.

1.5 Deploying Windows 10 Enterprise

Virtual Machines
Understanding Windows Client-Side Hypervisor,
The client-side Hypervisor known as Client Hyper-V was
introduced in Windows 8 Operating system. In Windows 10,

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 the Client-side Hyper-V has got its features enhanced.

Need for client Hyper-V

Client Hyper-V is used to test or perform demo of operating
system features or particular application software.
Client Hyper-V can also be used to Run a legacy application
that are not supported by Windows 10
It is used for User support and Troubleshooting.

Features of Client Hyper-V are :

Client Hyper-V supports 32 bit or 64-bit Virtual Machines.
Used for storage migration or can also be used to create a
virtual storage pool.
Client Hyper-V uses VHD with maximum limit 2TB or VHDX
with maximum limit of 64 TB software disk files.
It can use local software Disk or LAN based storage also
known as NAS Network Attached Storage.
Client Hyper-V supports Import and Export of the VMs to
Server Hyper-V or any other machines Client Hyper-V.

1.5.1 Client Hyper-V Requirements

The Client Hyper-V Requirements are as follows :
A 64-bit CPU with assisted virtualization like Intel VTx or
AMD-V is required along with a 64- bit version of Windows
10.
SLAT, Second Level Address Translation, is a CPU feature
required for virtualization. It is also known as nested paging.
The machine must have 4GB or higher RAM.
Adequate Disk Space to Store the Operating System and the
Virtual Machines.
Since, virtual machines share memory with the Hyper-V
host, you will need to provide enough memory to handle the
expected virtual workload.

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1.5.2 Installation of Hyper-V feature in Windows 10
The various methods to install Hyper-V feature in Windows
10 are :
Method 1 : Enable the Hyper-V feature inside the answer
file that is used during the Hyper-V deployment.
Method 2 : Enable the Hyper-V feature using PowerShell
command.
Method 3 : Enable the Hyper-V feature from Programs and
Features Control Panel.

1.5.3 Hyper-V Manager

Post-installation of the Hyper-V feature, you get a MMC,
Microsoft Management Console, snap- in, named as Hyper-
V manager.
To open Hyper-V Manager,
Open Run > virtmgmt.msc OR
Windows 10 Search, type “Hyper-V manager”.

1.5.4 Hyper-V Generations

During the creation of new Virtual Machine, the New VM
creation Wizard asks to select the Generation type of the VM.
There are 2 types of VM Generations:

Generation 1 VM
It consists of IDE and SCSI, Small Computer System
Interface controller, note that a controller is used to attach
Virtual Hard Disks.
It consists of Non-Secure BIOS boot.
COM port and Virtual Floppy is available to support legacy
machines.
Gen 1 VMs support Operating system from Windows XP and
higher.

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 Generation 2 VM :
IDE controller is not accepted as the new generation of
hardware does not support IDE technology.
Generation 2 VMs support UEFI Boot. The secure boot option
is available and can be enabled. The benefit of secure boot
is, during booting if the operating system is not verified,
system will not start, and this is useful for prevention on
rootkit virus.
COM port and Floppy technology is obsolete and are
unacceptable in generation 2 VMs.
Generation 2 supports Windows 8 and higher OS that has
64-bit architecture.

1.5.5 Hyper-V Disk Options

Microsoft Client Hyper-V supports following Disk types:

Fixed Disk
Fixed Disk option uses maximum space. It is faster in
indexing and has no fragments.
Remember more fragmented data leads to slower
performance of disk. Fixed Disk is recommended for
business-critical servers that host databases like ERP, SQL
etc.

Dynamic Disk
It starts with small, grows as needed. The size increases on-
demand, with a maximum limit size as decided by the
administrator. Note Differencing is the default option while
creating virtual hard disk.

Differencing
This option is used for rapid deployment of virtual machines.
This option is used to link the parent virtual disk that

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 has the operating system, to pass on the child hard disk. This
child hard disk is the clone of the parent VHD.

1.5.6 Hard Disk Formats (VHD or VHDX)

Virtual disk categories for Virtual Machines created on
windows 10 Client Hyper-V are,

VHD - Virtual Hard Disk

V HD was used for older versions of Operating Systems in
Hyper-V. o Maximum supported disk size is 2TeraBytes.

VHDX
V HDX is the new type of VHD also known as Extended VHD.
It is the default selection option.
V HDX has got better recovery features, Maximum supported
size is 64 Tera Bytes. It is supported by Windows 8 and
higher Operating systems.

VHDS - also known as Shared VHDX

V he maximum supported size is 64 Tera Bytes. It is a shared
disk generally used for clustering and failover storage.
Supported by Windows 10 and higher Operating System.

1.5.7 Hyper-V Networking

A virtual Switch is a virtual device with an objective to connect
VM to VM, and VM to Physical Host.
Various networking options, virtual switches, available in
Hyper-V are:
External Switch
Internal Switch
Private Switch

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 External Switch : It enables communication between virtual
machines, and from Virtual Machine to Physical Host or other
machines connected through Physical network.

Internal Switch : It enables communication between virtual

machines and from virtual machines to the physical host.

Private Switch : It enables the communication between virtual

machines on the same physical host. Take a look at the image,
it illustrates the various virtual switch options available in Client
Hyper-V.

1.5.8 Optimizing VM resources

VM resources that can be in Client Hyper-V and Resources
that can be optimized are:
Virtual Hard Disk
You can use the option of "Edit Disk” as shown in the image.
The various options available are, Compact, Convert and
Expand. Additionally, the option of Merge Disk is available for
a Differencing Disk giving it privilege to merge to the parent
Disk. Inspect Disk option can be used to find if the VHD or
VHDX is proper or any links are broken.

Dynamic memory
It has maximum and minimum memory allocated to a specific
VM. Depending on the usage the VM toggles between the
assigned memory limits.
Also, Memory weight defines the memory priority of this
particular VM with reference to other VMs present in the
physical Host.
The third resource that can be optimized is bandwidth
Management on the Virtual Network Adapter connected to
the VM.

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1.3, 1.4, 1.5, Check Your Progress.
1) The third resource that can be optimized is ................ on
the Virtual Network Adapter connected to the VM
2) A ................ is a virtual device with an objective to connect
VM to VM, and VM to Physical Hostto open Settings
3) Generation 2 supports Windows 8 and higher OS that has
.........................
4) One of the methods to access windows 10 Settings is
through Action center, also you can press ......................

1.6 Configuring Windows To Go and BitLocker

Windows To Go is a feature in Windows 10 that enables the
creation of a Windows To Go workspace that can be booted
from a USB-connected external drive on PCs.
It is full Windows 10 system on a flash drive. No Changes are
made to local HDD of the PC.
The added benefit is that, a flash drive with a Windows 10
Operating System is more portable than an external hard
drive.
Windows To Go is the complete Operating System, and it is
not a limited Operating system like WinPE. Remember,
WinPE, Windows Pre-installation Environment, version 2.0,
is a minimal Windows 32 bit operating system with limited
services, built on the Windows Vista kernel.
Preferred Scenarios to apply Windows To Go is for:
Remote workers, that is, "Work from Home” type of
employees. Also it can be used by project based contract
employees who need access to corporate apps for a
particular project.
Windows 10 Testers use it to test their applications on
Windows 10 without actual installation on the local hard
disk.

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 Some Limitations of Windows To Go, are :
No access to internal drives (by default).
You cannot refresh/reset Operating System inside the flash
drive.
By default there is no sleep/hibernate function in Windows To
Go.
Windows To Go is not supported on ARM processor, WinRT
and Mac.

Requirements for Windows To GO are :

USB 3.0 flash drive certified by Microsoft as per their HCL,
Hardware Compatibility List.
The size of flash disk must be greater than 20 GB of free
space.
The Bios of the target PC must support Boot to USB
functionality.
The target PC must have USB 2.0 as the minimum supported

There are 2 methods to create a Windows To Go Drive.

Method 1 : To create a Windows To Go drive you can use a
Control Panel or you can use a run command
“pwcreator.exe”.
Method 2 : By using PowerShell + DISM, Directory Image
Servicing and Management commands.

Note - DISM is a command-line tool that can be used to service

a Windows image or to prepare a Windows compact image like
Windows PE or Windows To Go.

1.7 Windows 10 BitLocker

BitLocker is a security feature that was introduced in
Windows Vista and Windows 7. This feature is enhanced to
support encryption in Windows 10 Operating System.

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 BitLocker is a full disk encryption feature included with
Windows Vista and later versions of Windows OS.
It is designed to protect data by encrypting entire volume. If
fixed drive is removed, drive is locked.
If start-up environment is changed, drive is locked. BitLocker
To Go is a feature applicable for encryption security of
removable drives.

1.7.1 BitLocker Requirements

To implement BitLocker in Windows 10 Machine on Local
Disk, the following pre-requisites must be fulfilled:
TPM, Trusted Platform Module, must be version 1.2 or higher.
Your system/PC must have unencrypted 100MB or higher
system partition, note by default Windows 8 and Windows 10
have this system partition as the reserved disk.
NTFS for OS drive for Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise or
Education.
If TPM is missing, set Group Policy to permit USB.

1.7.2 BitLocker To Go
BitLocker To Go is used for encryption security for removable
media like Flash drives and SD cards. This feature was
introduced in Windows 7, and available in Windows 10 with
enhanced security standards.
It uses AES, Advanced Encryption Standards, 256 bits
encryption modes.

1.6, 1.7 Check Your Progress.

1) ................. To Go is used for encryption security for
removable media like Flash drives and SD cards.
2) ....................... for OS drive for Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise
or Education

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 1.8 Summary
Windows 10 New feature are:
Universal Apps, New Browser
For security, Windows Hello, Microsoft Passport, device
guard and credential guard
Administration by Windows Update for Business
New Feature evolution includes Hyper-V, Azure Integration
and Windows Store.
Windows 10 Editions are: Home, Pro, Enterprise and
Education
Windows 10 editions for Smartphone and tablets are, Mobile
and Mobile Enterprise.
Features of Edge Browser are, Reading view and list, Web
page annotation, Built-in PDF and Flash support.
Windows ADK is used to create a windows 10 deployment
Boot image or answer file.
Windows ICD (Imaging and Configuration Designer) is used
to create a provisioning package for Windows 10 deployment.
Various deployment scenarios are High Touch, LTI and ZTI.
MDT is Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2013 used to configure
a Deployment share to install Windows 10 OS.
Upgrade from 32-bit to 64-bit is not supported.
User state is data and settings specific to a particular user.
USMT, User State Migration Tool, scenarios for USMT are:
Wipe-and load on same hardware.
Replace from old computer to new computer.
USMT used Scan state and Load state commands.
Three types of User Profiles: Local Profile, Roaming Profile
and Mandatory Profile.
Folder redirection is placing user profile folders in Network
locations.
Client Hyper-V is supported on Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise
and Education editions (64-bit machines).

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 1.9 Check Your Progress Answers
1.1
1) "Microsoft Edge”
2) auto-detect
3) Windows Key + I

1.3, 1.4, 1.5

1) bandwidth Management
2) virtual Switch
3) 64-bit architecture

1.6, 1.7
1) BitLocker
2) NTFS

1.10 Questions for self study

1) Which are the new features introduced with reference to
evolution in Windows 10?
2) What is Migration, how it is different from Upgrade?
3) Explain various OS deployment scenarios.
4) What is the difference between roaming profile and
mandatory profile?
5) What are the differences between Hyper-V Internal and
External switches?
6) What are the enhanced features in Windows 10 Hyper-V?

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