Here are some useful pointers for Windows 8.1.
Here are some useful pointers for Windows 8.1.
I’ve switched to Windows 8.1 from Windows 7, thanks to a friend of mine who shared his Dreamspark. To be truthful, I’m really getting used to it now and finding it works well. Have you tried setting up your own system? Any advice or shortcuts that could help? I’d love to hear what others recommend.
Windows 8 offers many features waiting to be explored. For instance, right-clicking the Start button (or Win+x) provides quick access to several useful menus. Within a folder, selecting File -> Command Prompt lets you launch it as an administrator from anywhere. The Start screen is your helpful companion. By understanding its settings, you can tailor it to be both functional and efficient. For example, on my machine I have a dedicated area for games, placing the most-used titles at the bottom left for easy access, while less frequently used ones are positioned further right. You can pin any folders or programs directly on the Start screen by right-clicking them and choosing "Pin to Start." To see all your installed apps, use Ctrl+Tab or click the down arrow. Mastering keyboard shortcuts like Win+I and Win+Q can greatly enhance your navigation experience. I’m confident this will get you started. Feel free to ask if you encounter any issues or have questions.
They have some videos for new players on Win8/8.1 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNovoA9...DP5bGrOYzg