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ویرایش: [2 ed.]
نویسندگان: Scott William Mueller. Brian Knittel
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ISBN (شابک) : 0789736950, 9780789736956
ناشر: Que
سال نشر: 2008
تعداد صفحات: 888
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : CHM (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
حجم فایل: 9 Mb
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Upgrading and Repairing Microsoft Windows به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب ارتقا و تعمیر ویندوز مایکروسافت نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
به عملکرد درونی مایکروسافت ویندوز ویستا، از نصب تا سیستم های فایل تا شبکه، از جمله اطلاعات در مورد مسائل مربوط به مجوز، مدیریت امنیت، بهینه سازی عملکرد، بازیابی داده ها، پیکربندی و ادغام با سایر سیستم عامل ها نگاه می کند.
Looks at the inner workings of Microsoft Windows Vista, from installation to file systems to networking, including information on licensing issues, security management, perfomance optimization, data recovery, configuration, and integrating with other operating systems.
Cover......Page 1
Contents......Page 4
Introduction......Page 14
DOS History......Page 18
Evolution of DOS......Page 19
MS-DOS Versus PC DOS......Page 23
DOS Versions......Page 25
MS-DOS Alternatives......Page 31
The Evolution of Microsoft Windows......Page 32
16-Bit Windows......Page 33
The Windows 9x Family......Page 39
The Windows NT Family......Page 43
Alternative CPU OS Versions: Intel, Alpha, MIPS, and Motorola......Page 53
Service Packs, Hotfixes, and Rollups......Page 55
System Layers......Page 58
BIOS......Page 59
Hardware Abstraction Layer......Page 61
Device Drivers......Page 63
File Systems and Filters......Page 64
BIOS Startup......Page 65
Bootstrap Loaders......Page 67
Windows XP/2000/NT Startup......Page 69
Windows Vista Startup......Page 70
The Windows NT Kernel......Page 71
The Logon Process......Page 73
Windows Boot Options......Page 76
Boot.ini and the Boot Menu (Windows NT Through XP)......Page 77
Windows Vista Boot Configuration Data Store......Page 84
Adjusting Boot Options with MSConfig......Page 89
Windows Advanced Options Menu (Safe Mode)......Page 90
Installing a Multibooting System......Page 95
Windows Services......Page 96
List of Windows Services......Page 100
Using the Services Manager......Page 138
Managing Services from the Command Line......Page 140
Device Drivers and the sc Command......Page 141
Preinstallation Considerations......Page 142
System Requirements for Windows XP Professional......Page 143
Checking Hardware and Software Compatibility......Page 144
Known Compatibility Issues for Windows Vista......Page 145
Migrating Files and Settings to New Installations......Page 148
Getting the Network Configuration......Page 152
Choosing a File System......Page 154
Upgrade Installations to Windows XP......Page 157
Upgrade Installations to Windows Vista......Page 160
Clean Installations......Page 161
Repair Installations......Page 162
Using Installation Switches for a Windows XP Installation......Page 164
Using Installation Switches to Install Windows Vista......Page 167
Windows XP Clean Install......Page 171
Windows Vista Clean Install......Page 177
Using Multiple Partitions......Page 182
Using a Single Partition......Page 183
Using Virtual Machines......Page 184
Clean Install Summary......Page 189
Automated Deployments......Page 190
Adding and Using the Deployment Tools for Windows XP......Page 191
Windows Installation Tools for Windows Vista......Page 201
Installation Tools for Windows XP and Windows Vista......Page 208
Windows Copy Protection......Page 217
Product Activation for Windows XP......Page 218
Windows Vista Product Activation with MAK and KMS......Page 224
Windows Genuine Advantage for Windows XP and Vista......Page 225
Windows XP Upgrade Installations......Page 228
Deciding Whether an Upgrade to Windows XP Is Worthwhile......Page 229
Upgrade Scenarios......Page 231
Troubleshooting a Failed Upgrade......Page 237
Uninstalling Windows XP......Page 238
Windows Vista Upgrade Installations......Page 239
Deciding Whether an Upgrade to Vista Is Worthwhile......Page 240
Upgrading from Windows XP to Windows Vista......Page 243
Troubleshooting a Failed Upgrade to Windows Vista......Page 247
Reverting to Windows XP After Upgrading to Windows Vista......Page 248
Moving to a New Drive......Page 250
Moving a Windows Installation to a New Motherboard......Page 253
Moving Data to a New System......Page 255
Moving Applications......Page 261
Installing Service Packs for Windows XP......Page 265
Installing Service Packs for Windows Vista......Page 268
Making Vista SP1 Installation Permanent......Page 271
Configuration Settings......Page 272
Display Settings......Page 274
Start Menu Settings......Page 283
Tuning System Properties......Page 285
Managing Startup Programs......Page 296
Internet Explorer......Page 300
TweakUI and TweakVI......Page 301
Using TweakUI to…......Page 302
The Windows Registry......Page 304
Structure of the Registry......Page 305
Backing Up and Restoring the Registry......Page 306
Editing the Registry......Page 309
Editing the Registry Remotely......Page 310
Editing a Hive File......Page 311
Deploying Registry Settings......Page 312
Managing Windows Services......Page 315
Managing Services with the GUI......Page 316
Managing Services from the Command Line......Page 320
Running Your Own Program as a Service......Page 321
Using the Task Manager......Page 323
Using the Performance Monitor......Page 324
Tuning for Maximum Performance......Page 327
Installing Sufficient Memory (RAM)......Page 328
Placing the Page File......Page 331
Defragment the Disk......Page 332
Disk Interface Tuning......Page 333
What to Enable and Disable......Page 334
Improving Startup and Logon Time......Page 335
Setting Up a Network......Page 338
Network Hardware......Page 339
Wireless Versus Wired......Page 340
Cabling......Page 341
Hubs and Switches......Page 342
Gateways and Routers......Page 343
Wireless Networking......Page 344
Wireless Network Basics......Page 345
Wireless Network Security......Page 346
Creating a Random Encryption Key......Page 347
Setting Up a Wireless Network Access Point......Page 348
Using the Wireless Network Setup Wizard......Page 349
Joining a Wireless Network......Page 353
Setting Up a Network on XP......Page 354
Setting Up a Network on Vista......Page 357
IP Addressing Options......Page 360
Configuring Additional Useful Network Services......Page 364
Designating a Master Browser......Page 368
Simple File Sharing......Page 369
Sharing Resources......Page 371
Sharing Folders and Drives......Page 372
Sharing Printers......Page 375
Avoiding Firewall Issues......Page 377
Providing Shared Internet Access......Page 378
Adding a Connection-Sharing Router......Page 380
Using Windows Internet Connection Sharing......Page 382
Setting Up Remote Access to Your Computer......Page 383
It Takes More Than Just Software......Page 384
Reduce Your Exposure......Page 385
Take Advantage of the Tools You Have......Page 386
Keep Abreast of Updates......Page 387
Be Skeptical......Page 388
Windows Passwords......Page 389
Setting Up a Password......Page 390
Improving Password Security......Page 391
User Account Control......Page 392
Windows Update......Page 395
Using Windows Update......Page 396
Configuring Automatic Updates......Page 397
Firewalls......Page 399
How Software Firewalls Protect Your PC from Attacks......Page 400
Windows Firewall......Page 401
Third-Party Firewalls......Page 404
Antivirus and Antispyware Software—Which Do You Need?......Page 406
Third-Party Antivirus Programs......Page 409
Windows Defender......Page 411
Third-Party Spyware Removal Programs......Page 414
Identifying Spyware......Page 415
Installing and Running Antispyware Software......Page 416
Recovering from Browser Hijacks......Page 417
What to Do If the Automated Utilities Fail......Page 418
Bootable Tools......Page 420
Managing Users......Page 422
Domain and Workgroup Environments......Page 423
Account Types......Page 425
Which Type of Account to Use?......Page 427
Default Accounts and Groups......Page 428
Security Principals......Page 430
Account Permissions......Page 432
Adding and Deleting User Accounts from the Control Panel......Page 438
Local Accounts and Password Reset Disks......Page 445
Managing Users from the Management Console......Page 446
The Windows 2000 User Manager, for Vista and XP, Too......Page 448
Managing Users from the Command Prompt......Page 450
Automating User Management......Page 451
Managing User Profiles......Page 452
Controlling How Users Log On and Off......Page 458
Logging on as Administrator......Page 460
Showing and Hiding Accounts on the Welcome Screen......Page 461
Fast User Switching......Page 463
Enabling Automatic Logon......Page 464
Dealing with a Lost Password......Page 465
Using Device Manager......Page 467
Dealing with the Blue Screen of Death......Page 470
Updating Device Drivers......Page 471
Using Driver Rollback......Page 474
Disk Management......Page 475
Partitioning and Formatting with the Disk Management Console......Page 477
Resizing Partitions......Page 483
Converting FAT16/FAT32 File Systems to NTFS......Page 485
Hard Drive Cleaning......Page 486
Defragmenting for Greater Speed......Page 488
Backing Up Your Disk......Page 491
Backup Integrity......Page 492
Volume Shadow Copy......Page 493
Backup Files and Folders on Vista......Page 495
Previous Versions......Page 500
Complete PC Backup on Vista......Page 502
Using NTBackup Backup on XP......Page 506
Third-Party Backup Solutions......Page 512
What Restore Points Actually Restore......Page 513
Creating Restore Points......Page 515
Restoring a Restore Point......Page 516
The Windows Command Prompt......Page 518
What the Command Prompt Really Does......Page 519
Environment Variables......Page 520
Executable Program Types......Page 522
Program Subsystems......Page 523
Interpreting Command-Line Syntax......Page 526
Input and Output Redirection......Page 528
Command Pipelines......Page 531
Command Separators......Page 532
Escaping Special Characters......Page 533
Editing Command Lines......Page 534
Name Completion......Page 535
Copy and Paste in Command Prompt Windows......Page 536
DOSKEY Macros......Page 538
Command Extensions......Page 540
Printing in the Command-Line Environment......Page 541
Stopping Runaway Programs......Page 543
Changing the Search Path......Page 544
Predefined and Virtual Environment Variables......Page 545
Setting Default Environment Variables......Page 548
AutoRun......Page 550
Configuring the MS-DOS Command Environment......Page 551
User Account Control and the Command Line......Page 561
Opening an Elevated Command Prompt......Page 562
cd......Page 563
dir......Page 564
more......Page 565
runas......Page 566
start......Page 567
control......Page 568
net......Page 570
findstr......Page 573
Batch Files......Page 575
Creating and Editing Batch Files......Page 576
Batch File Programming......Page 577
Argument Substitution......Page 578
Argument Editing......Page 579
Conditional Processing with if......Page 581
Processing Multiple Arguments......Page 584
Working with Environment Variables......Page 587
Processing Multiple Items with the for Command......Page 589
Using Batch File Subroutines......Page 593
Prompting for Input......Page 594
Scripting with Windows Script Host......Page 596
Script Languages......Page 597
Creating and Editing Scripts......Page 598
Security Issues......Page 599
Running Scripts......Page 600
Scripting and COM Objects......Page 601
Sample Scripts......Page 603
Windows PowerShell......Page 605
PowerShell Concepts......Page 606
Downloading and Installing Windows PowerShell......Page 608
Learning More About Windows PowerShell......Page 609
Disks, Partitions, and Volumes......Page 610
Dynamic Disks and Volumes......Page 611
Creating Partitions......Page 612
Assigning Drive Letters to Volumes......Page 614
Running FDISK......Page 618
Drive Partitioning and Formatting with Disk Management......Page 620
Drive Partitioning with Aftermarket Utilities......Page 623
High-Level (Operating System) Formatting......Page 625
File System Tool Limitations......Page 627
Drive Capacity Limitations......Page 628
Boot Sectors......Page 632
Master Boot Record......Page 633
Primary and Extended Partitions......Page 634
Windows Disk Probe......Page 640
Volume Boot Records......Page 645
File Systems......Page 651
Clusters (Allocation Units)......Page 652
File Allocation Table......Page 653
FAT12......Page 654
FAT16......Page 655
VFAT and Long Filenames......Page 657
FAT32......Page 660
File Allocation Table Tutorial......Page 665
Directories (Folders)......Page 669
FAT File System Errors......Page 672
NTFS......Page 676
NTFS Architecture—The MFT......Page 679
NTFS 3.0/3.1......Page 681
NTFS Tools......Page 683
CHKDSK Operation......Page 685
The RECOVER Command......Page 686
SCANDISK......Page 687
Disk Defragmentation......Page 688
Third-Party Programs......Page 691
The Windows Recycle Bin and File Deletion......Page 692
Undeleting Files Under NTFS......Page 694
Retrieving Data from Partitioned and Formatted Drives......Page 695
Recovering Lost Partitions and Files......Page 696
Types of Disk Editors......Page 699
Using a Disk Editor to Recover an NTFS Volume Boot Sector......Page 700
Using a Disk Editor to Undelete Files......Page 706
Retrieving a Deleted File from a Disk......Page 714
Data Recovery from Flash Memory Devices......Page 717
FAT File System Troubleshooting......Page 718
NTFS File System Troubleshooting......Page 719
Troubleshooting Basics......Page 722
A Word About Viruses and Spyware......Page 724
Windows "Sickbed" Symptoms......Page 725
Legacy/Unsupported Hardware Devices......Page 726
Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor......Page 727
Updating Computer Firmware......Page 728
Other Common Windows Installation Issues......Page 729
Pre-Windows Startup Troubleshooting......Page 730
Common Boot Error Messages and Solutions......Page 731
Windows Startup Troubleshooting......Page 733
Windows Advanced Options Menu......Page 734
Using the System Restore Tool with Windows XP and Vista......Page 738
Recovery Console for Windows XP......Page 741
Automated System Recovery with Windows XP......Page 759
Troubleshooting Problem Devices with Device Manager......Page 763
Parallel Windows Installation......Page 769
The Blue Screen of Death: Interpreting STOP Error Messages......Page 770
Make a Record of STOP Errors......Page 771
Common STOP Errors......Page 772
Reading the Event Log......Page 777
Dr. Watson......Page 782
Windows Troubleshooters......Page 784
CHKDSK......Page 785
DirectX Diagnostic Tool (DXDIAG.EXE)......Page 786
Program Compatibility Wizard......Page 788
System Configuration Utility......Page 789
Installing Additional Windows XP Support Tools......Page 792
Windows Recovery Environment......Page 793
Problem Reports and Solutions......Page 801
Reliability and Performance Monitor......Page 802
System Health Report......Page 804
Using the Microsoft Knowledge Base......Page 805
Index......Page 808
A......Page 809
B......Page 811
C......Page 814
D......Page 819
E......Page 824
F......Page 826
H......Page 829
I......Page 831
L......Page 834
M......Page 836
N......Page 838
P......Page 841
Q - R......Page 845
S......Page 852
T......Page 863
U......Page 867
V......Page 873
W......Page 874
Y - Z......Page 887
Windows Management Tools......Page 888
Standard Commands......Page 889
Support Tools......Page 891
Application Compatibility Toolkit......Page 896
Deployment Toolkit......Page 897
Value Added Tools......Page 898
PowerToys and Extras......Page 899
Windows Ultimate Extras......Page 900
PowerToys for Windows XP......Page 901
Free Tools for Vista and XP......Page 902
Resource Kits......Page 903
Subsystem for UNIX-Based Applications and Services for UNIX......Page 918
Programs Provided with Windows......Page 936
Command-Line Syntax......Page 937
Legend......Page 938
Built-In Commands......Page 973
Control Panel Applets......Page 974
MMC Management Snap-Ins......Page 975
Screensavers......Page 976
C: Remote Desktop and Remote Assistance......Page 978
Making Your PC Available for Remote Desktop Connection......Page 979
Connecting to Your Computer with Remote Desktop......Page 991
Third-Party Remote Connection Tools......Page 996