Windows 365 For Dummies
Häftad, Engelska, 2022
329 kr
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Fri frakt för medlemmar vid köp för minst 249 kr.Shift your PC to the cloud and liberate yourself from your desk Microsoft’s newest cloud-based operating system allows you to access your PC from any device. Windows 365 For Dummies teaches you the ins and outs of this game-changing OS. You’ll learn how to make the most of Windows 365—get your work done, share documents and data, monitor storage space, and do it all with increased security. Oh, and did we mention you can do it from literally anywhere? Dummies will help you wrap your mind around cloud computing with Windows 365, so you can pick up with your files, data, and settings right where you left off, no matter where you are. Learn what a cloud PC is so you can access, edit, and share files from any device—even Apple devicesFree yourself from the constraints of a physical computer and make work more flexibleEase the transition to Windows 365—get going with this new OS right awayDiscover powerful productivity-enhancing features and collaboration toolsThis is the perfect Dummies guide for anyone moving to Windows 365 who needs to learn just what makes a cloud PC so unique and how to take advantage of all it offers.
Produktinformation
- Utgivningsdatum2022-10-10
- Mått185 x 236 x 23 mm
- Vikt454 g
- FormatHäftad
- SpråkEngelska
- Antal sidor336
- FörlagJohn Wiley & Sons Inc
- ISBN9781119880516
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Rosemarie Withee is the president of Portal Integrators and founder of Scrum Now. Rosemarie is the author of Microsoft Teams For Dummies and other Dummies titles. Ken Withee works for Microsoft and is part of the Azure team. Previously, he was a SharePoint consultant, and he has authored several books on Microsoft products.
- Introduction 1About This Book 2Foolish Assumptions 3Icons Used in This Book 3Beyond the Book 4Where to Go from Here 4Part 1: Windows 365 Isn’t the Windows You Grew Up With 5Chapter 1: Getting Familiar with the Future of Windows 7Meeting the Cloud PC 7No, really, what is Windows 365? 9Looking at a real-world example 10Always on, always available, and just how you left it 11How Windows 365 Differs from Previous Windows 12Jumping off the upgrade merry-go-round 13Keeping your knowledge and moving to the cloud 14Building a Mental Model of a Cloud PC 15Freeing up Administrators and Information Technology Teams 16Getting Comfortable with Microsoft Branding 17Questions (and Answers) Likely on Your Mind 18Chapter 2: Wrangling Requirements for Windows 365 21Figuring Out the Requirements Big Picture 21Making Sure Your Physical Device Makes the Grade 22Plugging into the Online World 25Windows 365 Business versus Windows 365 Enterprise Requirements 27Understanding Subscription and Account Requirements 28Checking Whether Your Geographic Region Is Supported (Yet) 28Chapter 3: Getting Up and Running With Windows 365 29Up and Running with Windows 365 in Five Minutes Flat 30Signing up for Microsoft 365 30Signing up for Windows 365 33Assigning yourself a license to your new cloud PC 37Finding the Windows 365 Administration Center 38Signing In to Your New Cloud PC 39Chapter 4: Do More with the Windows 365 Client App 43Getting Familiar with the Windows 365 Remote Desktop Client Application 43Installing the Windows 365 Client on Windows 45Installing the Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac 51Installing the Windows 365 Client on your iPhone or iPad 54Installing the Windows 365 Client on Your Android Phone or Tablet 57Chapter 5: One Desktop from Any Device 61Performing a Reality Check on Your New Cloud PC 62Opening Your Cloud PC from a Web Browser 62Making your cloud PC feel like it is running locally 65Benefits of using your web browser 67Opening the Windows 365 Remote Desktop Client 67Web Browser vs the Windows 365 Remote Desktop Client 70Using Your Phone in a Pinch (pun intended) 71Peeking under the Covers of Your Cloud PC 73Windows Hybrid: Keeping a Foot in Each World 74Part 2: Getting the Most Out of Windows 365 77Chapter 6: Personalizing Your Desktop 79Finding the Best Place to Start 79Taking a trip around your desktop 81Getting comfortable with the Start menu and the Taskbar 83Staying informed with notifications 84Making Your Desktop Your Own 86Picking a memorable background 86Selecting a theme to match your personality 88Customizing the Start menu to increase your productivity 89Security Habits Worth Adopting 91Chapter 7: Expanding the Reach of Your Cloud PC 93Introducing Your Cloud PC to Your Peripherals 94How your cloud PC views peripheral devices 95Putting type to paper with printing 98Using a USB drive with your cloud PC, aka sneaker-net 99Working with Your Cloud PC from Your Tablet or Phone 100Traveling with Your Cloud PC 100Your physical computer as a gateway to your cloud PC 101Keeping your meetings organized across time zones 102Chapter 8: Digging into Software Applications in Windows 365 107Discovering Programs Already Installed on Your Cloud PC 108Finding our dear friends, the Office apps 108Using Media Player to view videos 110Content-generation apps 111Oldie but goodie apps 114Getting Comfortable with Apps on Your Physical Computer versus Your Cloud Computer 114Finding and Installing Software on Your Cloud PC 116Installing apps from the store 116Installing Apps from Other Sources 118Cleaning Up and Uninstalling Apps 120Part 3: Getting Work Done with Microsoft 365 123Chapter 9: Working with Documents and Folders 125Finding Microsoft Office 126Creating a new Excel spreadsheet from the Office app 127Working in full-screen mode when creating a new document 129Saving a document 131Copying and pasting 131Closing a document 132Getting Familiar with Windows in Windows 365 133Looking at Files and Folders 133Moving and copying files 134Creating folders 135Organizing files 135Sharing documents with others 137Deleting and recovering documents and folders 137Getting files from your physical computer to your cloud PC 138Getting Comfortable with Backups in the Metaverse 140Making sure you don’t lose work 141Keeping your cloud PC safe and backed up 141Chapter 10: Using Microsoft Teams to Stay Connected 143Wrapping Your Head around Microsoft Teams 144Getting Familiar with Teams Terminology 146Getting Started with the Teams App 147Taking a Quick Spin around Teams 147Activity 148Chat 149Teams 149Calendar 150Calls 151Files 151Instant Messaging in Teams 152Sending Messages in Channels 154Creating a New Channel 154Configuring a Channel 157Adding Moderators 161Moving from a Channel to a Chat 162Starting a Private Chat 162Adding Multiple People to a Chat 163Giving a Chat a Title 164Pinning a Chat to the Top of the List 164Sending More Than Text When Chatting 165Adding a File 165Chapter 11: Managing Content with SharePoint and OneDrive 167Finding SharePoint in Microsoft 365 168Exploring Your SharePoint Team Site 171Finding your way around 172Uploading documents 173Sharing your team site 174Requesting a SharePoint Site 176Getting Your Documents into SharePoint 177Uploading a single document 177Uploading multiple documents 177Sharing Your Documents 179Recovering Deleted Documents 180Uploading Documents into a Folder 181Saving Stuff with OneDrive 183Creating or Uploading Documents in Your OneDrive 184Discovering How SharePoint and Teams Work Together 185Chapter 12: Getting the Most Out of Microsoft 365 187Taking a Spin around Your Microsoft 365 Subscription 188Rediscovering an Old Friend in Microsoft Office 189Learning about Common Microsoft 365 Apps 190Finding Control with the Power Platform 192Creating Apps across the Microsoft Cloud with Power Apps 193Introducing Power Apps 193Signing into Power Apps 193Getting familiar with Power Apps 194Building your first Power App 196Sharing your PowerApp 199Building Workflows with Power Automate 200Understanding Workflow 200Introducing Microsoft Power Automate 201Signing into Microsoft Power Automate 201Getting familiar with Power Automate 201Building your first flow 204Part 4: Maintaining Your System 209Chapter 13: Keeping Your System and Apps Up to Date 211Learning Your Way around Windows Update 211Diving into Advanced Options 213Keeping all Microsoft software updated 213Taking a look at additional options 215Understanding the Windows Insider Program 219Keeping All Your Software Apps Updated 220Chapter 14: Staying Safe in a Virtual World 221Keeping Track of Your Account and Credentials 222Finding your account settings 222Adding an additional Microsoft 365 account to your cloud PC 224Managing Windows Credentials with Credential Manager 226Credentials in your web browser 227Credentials on your physical device versus your cloud PC 228Changing your photo icon on your cloud PC 230Using the Windows Security App 231Getting Familiar with Security Best Practices 233Staying in Sync with Backups 234Advanced Security with Windows 365 Enterprise 235Chapter 15: Troubleshooting When Windows Won’t Cooperate 237Working through Problems with the Setup Process 238Azure Active Directory limits adding new devices 238Multifactor authentication causes problems 238Figuring Out Why You Can’t Connect to Your Cloud PC 240An Easy Solution to Problems with Your Physical Device 242Keeping Up to Date with Known Issues 243Recovering Deleted Files 243Rebooting a Cloud PC 246Finding Help within Your Cloud PC 247Crashing in the Cloud 248Resetting Your Cloud PC 249Restoring Your Cloud PC to an Earlier State 250Part 5: Implementation and Administration for Organizations 253Chapter 16: Getting Comfortable with Networking in a Cloud-First World 255Getting Familiar with Computer Networks 256Networking is all about sending messages 256Making messages reliable 257Sending and receiving messages to and from your cloud PC 258Creating a Local Network 259Peering into the Internet 259Taking a Look at the Microsoft Network 260Viewing Networking from Your Cloud PC Point of View 261Chapter 17: Moving Forward into the Future of Windows 263Deciding Whether Embracing a Cloud PC Strategy Is Right for Your Organization 264Sprinting into Windows 365 264Determining your goals 265Gathering any required approvals 266Confirming requirements for physical devices 266Checking everyone’s Internet connectivity 267Checking the status of Microsoft 365 in your organization 268Figuring out licensing 268Create everyone’s cloud PC 270Have a “sign in” party 270Change the look and feel to make environments less confusing 271Move everyone into their new cloud PC 271Keeping an eye on new features 271Some Tips for Enterprises 272Chapter 18: Unleashing Your Inner Administrator 273Getting a Handle on Cloud PC Management 274Finding and exploring the Windows 365 administration center 274Taking a look at the Microsoft 365 administration center 278Digging into the heart of Microsoft services with Azure administration 279Discovering administration centers for SharePoint and Teams 280Manage Cloud PCs from the Cloud 282Getting Help from Microsoft 283Keeping Windows 365 Business and Enterprise Plans in Mind 283Part 6: The Part of Tens 285Chapter 19: Ten Reasons Windows 365 Is the Future OS 287Microsoft Is Committed to a Cloud-First World 287The Same Thing Happened with Office 288Windows Needs to Be Cloud-First to Provide the Value We Expect in the Future 289Security Is More Important Now Than Ever 290Mundane IT Tasks Can Be Removed 290Improved Efficiency by Having a Single Computer Accessible from Anywhere 291The State of the Computer and Your Work Are Always as You Left Them 291Basic Computer Hardware Is Becoming a Commodity 292Internet Connections Are Improving Globally 293People Are Distributed and Will Interact and Interface Through the Metaverse 293Chapter 20: Top Ten Reasons to Convince Your Boss to Move to Windows 365 295You Have Embraced the Post-Covid World and Your Physical Location Isn’t Tied to the Office 296You Want to Be Your Most Productive Self and If That Means Doing a Little Bit of Work on Your iPad While the Kids Are Doing Homework, Then So Be It 296You Want Your IT People to Help You with More Important Things, Like How to Use the Company ERP Software 297You Don’t Want to Lose Your Work Again by Spilling Coffee or Water on Your Keyboard 298Microsoft, Not Your Boss, Is Responsible for Your PC Now 299You Really Prefer Using a Mac Even Though Windows Is Used at Work 300You Need to Use Your Laptop When on the Move and You Want to Still Be Productive by Accessing Your Work Computer 300You Won’t Have to Bug Your Boss with Ordering a New Computer Every Few Years 301Your Boss Will Get the Benefits of a Cloud PC Too So They Might Want to Convince Their Boss 301Your Boss Can Offload the Risk of the Computer to Microsoft 302Index 303