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I think it's also hard to understand all that is out there to really get a handle on what you know. For example, I know lots of tweakers who have spent oodles of time configuring their XP, Vista or Windows 7 desktop and know quite a bit about it. In fact, their knowledge would decimate what I know.
But on the flip side, I'm familiar with configuring Cisco routers and switches, I've worked with NAS and SAN devices like EMC and NetApp, I'm as comfortable supporting Linux machines as I am Windows hosts, I've configured Exchange Servers, SQL Servers, Fax Servers, Backup Servers and web servers. I've setup Active Directory domains, configured group policy and rolled out patches via tools like WSUS and Patchlink. Finally, I've been working with server virtualization for a number of years using everything from virtual pc, vmware, hyperv and even an IBM Z390 mainframe.
So, while I cannot claim to know everything there is to know about windows 7...I do have a fairly wide breadth of experience in the field. And I think unless you are in the IT field...you might not even realize how much more there is out there to know and learn.