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Found 7 results

  1. MrHappyGoLucky12
    If you use Windows 8/8.1 and have an antivirus program (which you should!), take my one-question survey please! Thanks! https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/V2CTQ2N
  2. lizardo_manson
    http://www.thewindowsclub.com/storage-spaces-windows-8
  3. lizardo_manson
    http://www.thewindowsclub.com/windows-8-apps-troubleshooter
  4. lizardo_manson
    http://www.thewindow...-apps-windows-8
  5. lizardo_manson
    http://www.thewindowsclub.com/access-boot-safe-mode-dual-booting-windows-8
  6. lizardo_manson
    If you want to see what applications are open at the moment you can do the regular ALT + TAB pressing, but there is a new shortcut, Windows Logo Key + TAB. To see what's running in Task Manager press CTRL + SHIFT + ESC thanks to, Winnews
  7. lizardo_manson
    Like Windows 7 you can snip or capture screen. You can do it by following these: 1. Open Snipping tool and press ESC 2. Press the Windows logo to switch to the Start screen 3. Press CTRL + PRTSCR 4. Move mouse pointer around the area of the Start screen that you want to capture 5. Select copy, save or email the snip in the usual way. Thans to, WinNews newsletter
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