A Windows client administrator is responsible for managing and maintaining Windows-based client computers within an organization. This involves tasks such as installing and configuring operating systems, managing user accounts and access control, deploying software updates and patches, monitoring system performance, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring that systems are secure and compliant with organizational policies and regulations. Additionally, a Windows client administrator may be responsible for developing and implementing backup and disaster recovery plans, as well as providing technical support to end-users.
