80 expert Windows tips
Posted on 11 Mar 2008 at 11:50
Climb the steps all the way to Windows guru status with our invaluable selection of tips and shortcuts for XP and Vista.
You probably use Windows every day. You probably know it backwards. But we can guarantee this collection of expert tips, advice and shortcuts will save you time and move you one step closer to Windows guru status. Over the course of this feature you'll learn how to send documents where you want with just a single click of the mouse, kill off unwanted services and optimise the resource-hogging swapfile. And plenty more.
There's so much advice we've had to split it up. We've got simple first steps, and if you want to improve the way you work, go to work faster. We show you how to fix problems, while in speed tweaks you'll discover how to make Windows run faster. And, for those who truly crave guru status we round off with some in-depth advice.
The end result is something we hope you'll refer to time and again: shortcuts to master, in-depth advice that could change the way you work, and daily routines to keep you and your data organised. We can't promise you'll never get another Blue Screen of Death, but we can assure you a happier, quicker, more reliable Windows life.
And if you've got a tip you think everyone else could benefit from, let us know by sending an email to letters@pcpro.co.uk.
Click the links below to jump straight to:
First steps
Tailor your PC
Work faster
Fix problems
Speed tweaks
Guru status
23 invaluable keyboard shortcuts
Author: PC Pro staff
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