(70-620) Configuring Windows Vista

The MCTS (Microsoft Certified Technology Support Specialist) is the first certification in the new series of Microsoft Administration exams designed to replace and append the Microsoft MCDST (Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician) certification.

Individuals who hold this certification will differ from previous desktop support technicans in that they will be ceritifed as experts in the technology, not necessarily any specific job position. Therefore, this certification is ideal for individuals new to Information Technolgoy and certification as a whole.

Although the certification is new, it is also highly respected. It is one of the first Vista certifications and shows that a candidate is up to date with the latest trends and ready for new challenges. This certification became available in 2007.

The 70-620 exam is a multiple choice, computer based test that will certify a candidate as a Microsoft technology specialist on Windows Vista Desktop Support and analysis. This exam and certification is a replacement for the older Microsoft MCDST (Microsoft certified desktop support technician) certification that was available in a two exam format.

The 70-620 exam will ask a varied number of questions that will challenge both a candidates understanding of Windows Vista and its differences between Windows XP. Additionally, candidates will be expected to understand many of the new features and important aspects of the new Vista features, such as optimization, the Aero desktop, and mobile computing.

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