Find the optimum fit between functionality and safety. This can be set anywhere from allow all to block all. The Privacy tab controls the level of access cookies have to the machine. Dial-up VPN and local LAN settings are also handled here. The Connections tab is where network connections are setup. Remember that if changes were made, save them by clicking OK or Apply. Here is where Protected Mode can be enabled or disabled.
Each zone can have its security set from medium to high. The Security Tab maintains the settings for each of the four internet zones. You’ll also find the appearance settings here for Colors, Languages, Fonts, and Accessibility.
The General tab is where you can set your default homepage, how the browser opens, how your browser tabs operate and most importantly control your browsing history, cookies, passwords, and web form entries. Let’s start by looking at the main or general tab of the interface. Always save your changes when using this tool. Access it using the Internet Options applet in the Control Panel classic view. Internet Options is the primary tool for managing the settings for Internet Explorer. As usual, we will follow along with your exam objectives for 1.6 “Given a scenario, use Windows Control Panel utilities.”Ĭlick here for the A+ Practice Test Bundle for A+ Exams 220-1001 & 220-1002
Welcome to ExamNotes by CertBlaster! In this installment, we will look at the Windows Control Panel Utilities. Go back to A+ 220-1002 Domain 1.0 table of content A+ Sub-Objective 1.6 – Given a scenario, use Microsoft Windows Control Panel utilities
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