Upgrading to Windows 7 Ultimate from Windows XP
Course Description
If you purchased a new computer with Windows 7 or have upgraded your existing computer, there are many new features and interface changes over Windows XP. For example, navigation in Windows 7 has been streamlined and categorized in such a way that would appeal to a new computer user. In fact, Windows 7 has been touted by many third-party reviewers as the version of Windows Vista that should have been released. However, this way of making things `easier` can be a challenge for an upgrading user to get used to.
1 Day
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Prerequisites
Participants should be familiar with Windows Vista and want to explore the new features in Windows 7.How You Will Benefit
• You will be able to recognize and use the new features of Windows 7 over those of Windows XP• You will be able to use the new file structure and make the most of Libraries
• You will learn about security and parental controls that will help keep your family and your data safe
• You will experience the best of the Internet with Internet Explorer 8 and different Windows Live services
• You will learn how to make older programs work with Windows 7 and failing that, learn how to install and use a virtual machine containing a full-featured version of Windows XP Professional
Getting Started
The Basics of WindowsA Quick Look at Windows 7
Windows 7 Ultimate Programs
Exiting Windows 7
Other Windows 7 Features
Using GadgetsThe Basics of Internet Explorer 8
Doing More with Internet Explorer 8
Windows XP Mode
Mobility Features
The Windows 7 Applications
Windows Media CenterWindows Media Player
Windows DVD Maker
Using Windows Defender
Customization, Networking, and Security
Customization, Networking, and SecuritySetting Accessibility Options
Overview of Networking
Networking Tasks
Staying Safe
Keeping your Family Safe
Troubleshooting your Computer
Backing Up Your ComputerTroubleshooting Your Computer with the Action Center
Using System Restore
Hard Disk Management Utilities