How to install windows 8 well and fast? This questions i guess it will be frequently asked by you due to this OS has bee presented to change windows 7.
Windows 8 comes with a completely new. Display originally called the Start Screen also looks fresh. However, many users of previous versions of Windows are not yet familiar with this new look.
For new users who also take some time to familiarize yourself with the workings of Microsoft's latest operating system.
Here are five tips that can help identify these Microsoft operating systems.
1. Installing Windows 8 again
This feature would be useful if there was something wrong with the system. Windows 8 has two new re-install routine. These tools can be accessed from the "Change PC Settings", click the "Windows + C" and then click "Settings").
From the "PC settings", navigate to the "General". There are option "Remove everything and reinstall Windows".
This feature is different from before, to re-install Windows 8, users do not need to bother looking for a driver disc or serial code because all the necessary things are available, hidden in the hard disk.
Restoring the computer as its initial state is made very easy with just a few clicks.
Alternatively, the user can select the option "Refresh your PC without affecting your files" that will restore the operating system configuration to the initial setting while maintaining documents, settings, programs pre-installed, and user installed applications.
2. Keyboard Shortcuts
The new look of Windows 8 is suitable for a new device that has a touchscreen, but what about the older laptop or desktop is not equipped with that ability?
Keyboard shortcuts can help minimize the number of clicks and dragging required in navigation in Windows 8. The combination of the [Windows + C], for example, will display the Charms bar. Windows itself if the button is pressed will display the Start Screen.
Want to find the program? The combination [Alt + Tab] will display the "All Apps".
3. Docking Application
In Windows 7, the application window can be set to "stick" (snap) on one side of the screen by clicking on the title bar and shifted to the side of the screen is concerned.
Windows 8 is taking it a step further by allowing the user running the application start page (such as Weather or Bing) on one side of the screen while the desktop remains inaccessible.
As a result, users can continuously monitor Twitter feeds while editing an image in Photoshop, or see the weather while working on a spreadsheet in Excel.
To do this, click and drag an application from the Start page over to the side of the screen. More than one application can be run this way.
4. File History
Features "time machine" Windows 8 is monitoring important documents and can return it if accidentally deleted or become corrupted.
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This handy feature is not enabled by default, so the user must first turn adengan how to access the Control Panel and open the security panel.
However, to be able to work, File History requires a second hard disk, whether internal, external, or are in the network.
5. Support ISO
Windows 7 comes with integrated ISO burner. Besides burning the ISO file to a CD or a DVD, Windows 8 could go further to be able to open the ISO file (and a VHD) natively.
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To see what is in it, simply double click an ISO file. To run it, right click and select "Mount".
thus, It's time to you to consider using this windows for any solution of your work or business?
