• Check with your Instructor for due date
• Document the required steps before you start the lab (this documentation will be turned in): 30%
• Hands on Grading
  • 0 mistakes: 30%
  • 1 or 2 mistakes: 25%
  • 3 or 4 mistakes: 20%
  • 5 or 6 mistakes: 10%
• Activity: 40%

2003 Groups
• Create a group called Faculty (local, security)
• Create a group called Students (local, security)
• Create a new user who is a member of the Faculty group, and the Server Operator group
• Create a new user who is a member of Students group, and the Server Operator group
• Create a folder named Faculty, and place within it a text document that says 'Faculty'
• Create a folder named Students, and place within it a text document that says 'Students'
• Change the security settings so Faculty have full control over the 'Faculty' and 'Student' folder
• Change the security settings so Students have full control over the the 'Student' folder
• Add a screen capture to your documentation
• Change the security settings so Students have only list and read in the 'Faculty' folder
• Add a screen capture to your documentation
• Test by logging in as your new student and see what they can change
• Test by logging in as your new faculty and see what they can change
  
• Modify your faculty group, and allow them to print
• [Alt] [Prt Scn] and paste image into your documentation
• Modify your student group, and prevent them from printing
• [Alt] [Prt Scn] and paste image into your documentation

XP

• Follow the directions on page 361 to rename the Recycle bin
• Add a screen capture to your documentation
• Follow the directions on page 362 to rename the Recycle bin back

2003 (since XP in the lab is locked down)

• Remove the Paint from the system
• Add a screen capture to your documentation
• Add Paint back
  
  Summary
• Summarize the remainder of the Chapter as part of documentation, focusing on:
• Registry
     * areas controlled
     * the five 'files' of the registry
  
• describe at least 10 of the diagnostic tools of XP
• Discuss XP Boot troubleshooting
• Compare and contrast DOS and Windows start up disks