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A Guide to Overcoming the Windows 8 Learning Curve
By Steve Horton October 25, 2012learning curve, user guide, windows 8No CommentsLet’s face it: Windows 8 is a little daunting. It’s a completely different user experience than what you’re used to. Windows 8 has a bit of a learning curve, whether you’re upgrading from Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7. That’s where we come in.
Here’s a set of articles that will help smooth the transition from old Windows to new Windows. From turning on and off Bluetooth to getting to the Control Panel to navigating around Windows to changing power options to hibernating your PC … we’ve covered most of the bases.
We’ll be continuing to cover Windows 8 topics for the foreseeable future, too. If you’re still having Windows 8 issues after reading through these guides, leave a comment here with your problem, or post it on our Facebook page.
View and Switch Between Open Applications
Shut Down, Restart, Sleep or Hibernate Your PC
Find the Control Panel
Manage Wi-Fi Connections
Turn On and Off Bluetooth
Manage Printers
Manage the Hot Corners and Charms Bar
Control the Task Manager
Change the Screen Resolution
Connect to a Projector
Navigate Between Applications
Manage Security With User Account Control
Defragment and Optimize Your Drive
Turn a Bookmark into a Live Tile with Pinned Sites
Run Disk Cleanup to Remove Temporary Files
Manage Power Settings
Change the Screen Saver and Wallpaper
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