Modern apps in Windows 8, also known as Metro apps, offer numerous advantages and disadvantages over their standard Desktop equivalents.
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Most new laptops have multitouch trackpads; you can control them with more than one finger, like a touchscreen. Here’s how to configure them in Windows 8.
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Another new feature of Windows 8.1 is the ability to resize live tiles on the Windows 8 Start Screen.
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With the new Windows 8.1, it’s now possible to use the same background image as your Desktop wallpaper and Start Screen wallpaper.
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When considering a transition from Windows 7 to Windows 8, it helps to be aware of the differences between versions. Here’s more on that subject.
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File History, new to Windows 8, acts as a continuous backup of your documents and media files, allowing you a form of version control over your files.
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The Kernel Data Inpage Error Blue Screen of Death error has to do with a faulty hard drive or faulty memory. Here’s how to find out which it is.
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The three major free antivirus applications all perform more or less the same. The difference is in whether they’re annoying to use day to day. Here’s a comparison of the three.
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Upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 8 is a simple process that can get complicated if you don’t know what’s going on. Fortunately, that’s where we come in.
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Windows RT on the Microsoft Surface offers distinct advantages over iOS on the iPad or Android on Android tablets. Learn what they are here.
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There are easy steps you can take to keep your Windows 8 laptop going longer between charges. Learn how to improve Windows 8 battery life here.