Windows 8 introduces a new "Modern" or "Start Screen" interface that allows running both traditional desktop programs and new "tablet-style" apps. It syncs data and settings across devices using an integrated cloud. While the traditional desktop is still available, the new interface aims to provide a consistent experience across PCs, laptops, and mobile devices as part of Microsoft's convergence strategy. The document provides tips for upgrading or doing a clean install of Windows 8 and adjusting settings to improve usability.
Why did Microsoft create Windows 8? Why is it so different? Is it better than Windows 7? This presentation gives you a quick answer to these questions and shows you how to get started.
This is a presentation created to train the staff of the Willoughb-Eastlake Public Library on the new features available in Microsoft's Windows 7 operating system.
This is a simple tutorial about windows 10. This includes basic operations of windows 10 OS. This includes how to open start, visual Desktop, Microsoft edge and so many features of windows 10.
Why did Microsoft create Windows 8? Why is it so different? Is it better than Windows 7? This presentation gives you a quick answer to these questions and shows you how to get started.
This is a presentation created to train the staff of the Willoughb-Eastlake Public Library on the new features available in Microsoft's Windows 7 operating system.
This is a simple tutorial about windows 10. This includes basic operations of windows 10 OS. This includes how to open start, visual Desktop, Microsoft edge and so many features of windows 10.
This was a presentation to the Quad Cities Computer Society as well as several other Computer User Groups in 2015 & 2016.
There are lots of great tips and in formation. The following were the subjects covered:
* How to Prepare Your Computer for a Presentation
* Signing into Windows 10
* Some Settings
* The Start Menu
* Microsoft Edge
* Other Accessories
* Taskview
* Help with Windows 10
* Create a Shutdown Button on the Desktop
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A public beta version of Windows 10 branded as Windows Technical Preview (later known as Windows Insider Preview) was released on October 1, 2014. Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 are able to upgrade into Windows 10 and also able to roll back into previous OS if you want.
This was a presentation to the Quad Cities Computer Society as well as several other Computer User Groups in 2015 & 2016.
There are lots of great tips and in formation. The following were the subjects covered:
* How to Prepare Your Computer for a Presentation
* Signing into Windows 10
* Some Settings
* The Start Menu
* Microsoft Edge
* Other Accessories
* Taskview
* Help with Windows 10
* Create a Shutdown Button on the Desktop
Partition Magic Mac Tool is one of the best ways to create partition Mac. The software is easy to use and create, resize and merge Mac partitions easily.
A public beta version of Windows 10 branded as Windows Technical Preview (later known as Windows Insider Preview) was released on October 1, 2014. Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 are able to upgrade into Windows 10 and also able to roll back into previous OS if you want.
Introducing Windows 8.1 Preview and Windows RT 8.1 Preview
Windows 8.1 Preview is the next step forward for a truly modern computing experience
with the widest possible range of devices: from the smallest tablets and convertibles
to the sleekest and highest-powered notebooks, all delivering the latest advances in screens, battery life, performance, and design. Microsoft and its expansive partner community continue to innovate and deliver imaginative and diverse hardware to meet the needs and preferences of the 1.2 billion Windows users around the world.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/preview
Overlying goal of Windows 10 is to unify the Windows PC, Windows Phone, Windows Embedded and Xbox One product families, as well as new product categories such as the Surface Hub and HoloLens,
Windows 10 adds a new revision of the desktop Start menu and a virtual desktop system, and it allows modern apps to run within windows on the desktop as well as in full-screen mode, cortana, project spartan etc.
We get the feeling there’s a lot more for Microsoft to share about Windows 10, and we won’t get to see it until the Microsoft Build Developer Conference in April 2015.
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2. What is Windows 8? What’s Different?
Convergence Strategy to Unite PC’s,
Laptops and Mobile Devices
“Dual-Mode” Operating System:
Traditional and “Modern” Interface
Runs Traditional Desktop Programs and
“Tablet/Phone-Style” Apps
3. What is Windows 8? What’s Different?
Basically Windows 7 with an added
Tablet-Style Screen
Integrated with Cloud, Syncs Data and
Personal Settings
Consistent Interface Across Multiple
PC’s and Mobile Devices
4. What is Windows 8? What’s Different?
What the Heck is That?
The “Modern” Interface or “Start Screen”
5. What is Windows 8? What’s Different?
The Traditional Desktop Interface is still there.
Like Windows 7, but with a few changes.
7. Upgrade Paths from XP/Vista/Win7
Seamless from Windows 7
From Vista: Files and
Settings.. No Programs
From XP: Only brings files
Install as upgrade ONLY if
PC is in great health and
running smoothly.
8. Starting Windows 8 for the First Time
Choosing Color Scheme and Settings:
Stay with defaults. They’re safe.
9. Create a Microsoft Account
Must do to get full functionality. Can use any eMail you wish.
11. Add PC to Your Microsoft Account:
Creating a “Trusted” PC
Allows PC to synch
data & settings to
other devices.
Becomes part of
Microsoft profile.
Gets connected
via the “Cloud”.
12. Critical Usability Tips
THINGS THAT REALLY MAKE IT EASIER TO USE.
UNDO THE “BIG 2” BAD DESIGN ELEMENTS
DO THIS FIRST, ON DAY ONE!
13. Bring Back the Start Button/Menu
Install 3rd Party Start Button: Will Work Like Windows 7
• Can Choose to Boot to Desktop vs. Start Screen
• Lots of customization and personalization options
Best Two Apps Available:
Start 8: 30 day trial, then $5 (www.stardock.com)
Classic Shell: Free. (www.classicshell.net)
14. Internet Explorer 10: Set it to open in
Desktop Mode for better usability
Open Power Menu via
“Windows-X” key
combination.
Select Control Panel
from Popup Menu.
Click Network & Internet
15. Internet Explorer 10: Set it to open in
Desktop Mode for better usability
Click “Internet Options”
16. Internet Explorer 10: Set it to open in
Desktop Mode for better usability
Click on the “Programs” Tab
Select: “Always in Internet
Explorer on the desktop”
Check Box: Open Internet
Explorer on the desktop
17. Features & Benefits for Business
Touchscreen Interface:
Can skip buying an iPad or Android tablet to do tasks
better suited for tablets. Lots of new products for this.
Networking:
Simplified the steps to guide you through
connecting to a public or a private network, and
enabling sharing of data or resources.
18. Features &Benefits for Business Use
Better security:
Built-in Antivirus/Antimalware with Windows Defender.
New Smart Screen monitors IE and all network traffic.
File History:
Constant backup, plus access to old versions of files.
SkyDrive integration:
Save files to the cloud and sync to your other PC’s,
tablets, etc. Share and Collaborate on Office Docs.
28. The Way of the Future – No Going Back!
Demand for similar interfaces across devices.
Touch screens will improve and dominate.
Cloud storage & synching data becoming
standard, changing how people & businesses
operate.
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