Windows 7 Tutorials

Computers have dozens-and in some cases, hundreds-of different devices, services, and applications configured on them. Keeping all these components working properly is a big job that Windows 7 handles aptly with your help.

In this tutorial we discuss peer-to-peer networks and the advantages and disadvantages of this network model.

If you really want to know how a car works, you need to open the hood and take a look at the parts that make it go. The same is true for your computer.

Disk drives and devices with removable storage are formatted with a filesystem.

Here you learn how to clean your monitor, keyboard, mouse, printer, and system unit; give your PC a regular tune-up to keep it running at top speed; troubleshoot common PC problems.

Storage needs for computers have changed significantly over time. You could feed the data of hundreds of computers from just 10 years ago into a single computer today and still not fill its hard disk.

This tutorial introduces the command-line environment, command-line programs can be powerful and useful, the CMD shell has many improvements over COMMAND.COM

One of the big advantages to having a network is that you can set up shared folders for other people to access, and you can access the shared folders that other people have set up.

Virtualization, simply put, is a method whereby more than one virtual computer shares the resources of a single physical system. It is a software environment that acts like a physical computer, executing programs as if it were one.

Mobile computers are computers that are meant to be mobile. Just like desktop computers, mobile computers (including laptops, notebook computers, tablet PCs.

In this tutorial, you will learn some of the tips and tricks to getting the most out of Windows 7.

In this tutorial, the process of configuring the Windows 7 environment, beginning with an overview of the main configuration utilities.

This tutorial comprises of keyboard shortcuts containing almost all the keyboard shortcuts that are available in Windows 7 and its default programs.

When Windows detects an unexpected problem from which it cannot recover, a Stop error occurs. A Stop error serves to protect the integrity of the system by immediately stopping all processing.

This tutorial describes how to use important network troubleshooting tools and provides step-by-step instructions for troubleshooting common network problems.