Category Archives: Windows Tips

Screen Shots from Windows 10 Final RTM

Screen Shots from Windows 10 Final (RTM) Yesterday we got a pleasant surprise… Microsoft released the final (RTM) version of Windows 10 ahead of schedule. Those of us who were testing Windows 10 got the full Windows 10 Professional version yesterday. Rumor has it you can still join the Windows Insider Program and get the final (RTM) version… Read More »

The Num Lock Key

The Num Lock Key The Num Lock is seldom used, in fact, most of us never use the Num Lock key. Some of us don’t even know where it is or even care where it is. But, can show you a couple little tricks using the Num Lock key that are really useful. So, in case you don’t… Read More »

Eight easy and useful Windows tips

Eight easy and useful Windows tips These tips work on most versions of Windows. The best way to find out if they work on your version is – try them. You sure can’t hurt anything and you’ll probably find they work as described. 1. Lock your computer Press Win+L to lock your computer. 2. Switch user Switch users… Read More »

Are you planning to upgrade to Windows 10?

Are you planning to upgrade to Windows 10? We ran this poll on 02 JUNE 2015 and found most of you using Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 SP1 are planning to – or at least thinking about –  upgrading tow Windows 10. Now release day is just a couple weeks away ( 29 JULY 2015 ) and we’re… Read More »

Two Dozen Windows Tips — Almost!

22 Windows Tips Everyone likes short, quick Windows tips. The following 22 tips work in all versions of Windows, unless otherwise noted. We hope you find these tips useful! You might find these 22 tips very useful, useful enough you might like to print them. If so, just click the CleanPrint button on this page. To change computer… Read More »

Some cool things you’ll like about Windows 10

Some cool things you’ll like about Windows 10 Windows 10, is, in our opinion, the best Windows ever – next to Windows XP. And, if Microsoft would only include an Outlook-Express email client with it instead of the Windows Mail app – which may be OK on a smart phone or a tablet but is really bad on… Read More »