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In this DrillBit™ Video, learn how to use ReadyBoost on windows 7 to enhance system performance. ReadyBoost is a Windows 7 feature that enables the use of external, solid state memory to enhance system performance. As an extension of SuperFetch services, ReadyBoost is particularly useful on systems with minimal installed memory, though can also enhance performance via more efficient memory preload on systems that exceed RAM minimums. Learn how to enable ReadyBoost; system, media, and setting requirements; and optimal component preparations for your Windows 7 Operating System. Turn on ReadyBoost, evaluate the benefit on your system, then decide whether you wish to retain the feature or simply disable it. For more training visit us online at http://interfacett.com

In this video, CompTIA Network + Instructor, Mark Jacob presents some ideas for helping students prepare for taking the Network + Certification class. http://www.interfacett.com/training/c...

He presents topics such as getting familiar with your lab environment using Linux and Oracle VM Virtual Box. Mark suggests that it will help you to be familiar with configuring static IP Addresses and IP Forwarding, editing existing files and knowing how to do static IP address on a Windows box and on a Windows Server 2088R2 machine.

Mark Jacob teaches Cisco CCNA and CompTIA Net + classes at Interface Technical Training. http://www.interfacett.com/ in Phoenix, AZ. His classes can be attended online with RemoteLive. http://www.interfacett.com/about/remo...

In this DrillBit™ Video, learn how to use ReadyBoost on windows 7 to enhance system performance. ReadyBoost is a Windows 7 feature that enables the use of external, solid state memory to enhance system performance. As an extension of SuperFetch services, ReadyBoost is particularly useful on systems with minimal installed memory, though can also enhance performance via more efficient memory preload on systems that exceed RAM minimums. Learn how to enable ReadyBoost; system, media, and setting requirements; and optimal component preparations for your Windows 7 Operating System. Turn on ReadyBoost, evaluate the benefit on your system, then decide whether you wish to retain the feature or simply disable it. For more training visit us online at http://interfacett.com

http://blogs.interfacett.com In this video, learn how to use BitLocker-to-Go, supported in Windows 7 Enterprise and Ultimate versions, enables portable drive encryption. Whether protecting portable intellectual property or preventing the removal of data from a Windows 7 system that is not protected, BitLocker-to-Go offers an easily enabled solution. Learn the basic methods to validate and enable a portable drive for BitLocker-to-Go, as well as localized settings to control your Bitlocker-to-Go preferences.
In order to enable BitLocker to-go or any of the BitLocker components you need to enable the Trusted Platform Module in BIOS and you need to be running Windows 7 Enterprise or Ultimate.

In this video, CompTIA Network + Instructor, Mark Jacob presents some ideas for helping students prepare for taking the Network + Certification class. http://www.interfacett.com/training/c...

He presents topics such as getting familiar with your lab environment using Linux and Oracle VM Virtual Box. Mark suggests that it will help you to be familiar with configuring static IP Addresses and IP Forwarding, editing existing files and knowing how to do static IP address on a Windows box and on a Windows Server 2088R2 machine.

Mark Jacob teaches Cisco CCNA and CompTIA Net + classes at Interface Technical Training. http://www.interfacett.com/ in Phoenix, AZ. His classes can be attended online with RemoteLive. http://www.interfacett.com/about/remo...