Book description
This comprehensive reference by a Microsoft expert covers all aspects of the new Windows release
The much-anticipated release of Windows 7 will have numerous changes, and you'll need a complete guide to take full advantage of all it has to offer. Windows 7 Bible covers navigation changes such as pinning to the task bar, full screen preview with invisible windows, Jump Lists, Home Group, Sticky Notes, and many others. It shows you how to use Internet Explorer 8, including features like Web Slices and Network view changes, and guides you through all the new desktop features.
This reference thoroughly examines all three parts of the new platform: Windows 7 Core OS, the Windows Live applications, and Windows Live Services. Windows 7 Bible shows you everything you need to know to make the most of Microsoft's new operating system.
Covers Windows Live Essentials, including Windows Live Family Safety, Mail, Messenger, Movie Maker, Photo Gallery, Toolbar, Writer, and Microsoft Office Outlook Connector
Shows how to use Windows Live Services, including Hotmail and Spaces
Explores new features including Desktop Gadgets Gallery, Desktop Windows manager, updated Fax and DVD Maker, an updated "Devices and Printers" option, and Sticky Notes
Explains new features in the Calculator, ribbon features in applets such as Paint and WordPad, the new Media Center, and searching updates
Fully covers the first complete overhaul of applets in a decade
With Windows 7 Bible at your side, you can learn as much or as little as you need to know for the way you use Windows.
Table of contents
- Copyright
- About the Author
- Credits
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
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I. Getting Started, Getting Secure
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1. What's New in Windows 7
- 1.1. Taskbar and Full-Screen Improvements
- 1.2. Jump Lists
- 1.3. New Ways to Work in Windows
- 1.4. Internet Explorer 8
- 1.5. Windows Live
- 1.6. Better Device Management
- 1.7. Homegroup
- 1.8. Performance and Battery Life
- 1.9. Look and Feel
- 1.10. Troubleshooting and Alerts
- 1.11. Music and Video Sharing
- 1.12. ... and More
- 1.13. Wrap-Up
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2. Getting Around
- 2.1. Terminology for Things You Do
- 2.2. Logging In
- 2.3. What's on the Desktop
- 2.4. Using the Start Menu
- 2.5. Using Jump Lists
- 2.6. Using the Windows Desktop
- 2.7. Running Programs
- 2.8. Closing a Program
- 2.9. Using the Notification Area
- 2.10. The Getting Started Item
- 2.11. Quick Help for Getting Started
- 2.12. Logging Off, Shutting Down
- 2.13. Stuff You Can Do with a Computer
- 2.14. Wrap-Up
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3. Sharing and Securing with User Accounts
- 3.1. Logging In and Out of User Accounts
- 3.2. Creating Strong Passwords
- 3.3. Types of User Accounts
- 3.4. Creating and Managing User Accounts
- 3.5. Creating a Password Reset Disk
- 3.6. Deleting User Accounts
- 3.7. Using User Accounts
- 3.8. Running Programs as Administrator
- 3.9. Add the Built-in Administrator Account to the Login Screen
- 3.10. Stop Entering Password on Lockout
- 3.11. Advanced Security Tools
- 3.12. About Windows CardSpace
- 3.13. Using Credential Manager
- 3.14. Managing Profile Properties and Environment Variables
- 3.15. Linking Online IDs with Windows Accounts
- 3.16. Wrap-Up
- 4. Parental Controls and Family Safety
- 5. Help, Support, and Troubleshooting
- 6. Troubleshooting Startup Problems
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1. What's New in Windows 7
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II. Batten Down the Security Hatches
- 7. Blocking Hackers with Windows Firewall
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8. Conquering Malicious Software
- 8.1. Types of Malware
- 8.2. Conquering Spyware with Windows Defender
- 8.3. Using Antivirus Software
- 8.4. User Account Control and Malware
- 8.5. The Malicious Software Removal Tool
- 8.6. Wrap-Up
- 9. Automatic Updates as Security
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III. Personalizing Windows 7
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10. Personalizing Your Work Environment
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10.1. Using the Personalization Page
- 10.1.1. Choosing a theme
- 10.1.2. Personalizing your desktop background
- 10.1.3. Personalizing your color scheme
- 10.1.4. Personalizing sound effects
- 10.1.5. Personalizing your screen saver
- 10.1.6. Personalizing desktop icons
- 10.1.7. Choosing a screen resolution
- 10.1.8. Using multiple monitors
- 10.1.9. Adjusting the font size (DPI)
- 10.1.10. Personalizing your mouse
- 10.2. Personalizing the Keyboard
- 10.3. Personalizing the Start Menu
- 10.4. Creating Custom Shortcut Keys
- 10.5. Customizing the Taskbar
- 10.6. Customizing the Notification Area
- 10.7. Using Gadgets
- 10.8. Using Windows SideShow
- 10.9. Wrap-Up
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10.1. Using the Personalization Page
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11. Ease of Access, Speech, and Language
- 11.1. Introducing Ease of Access Center
- 11.2. Using Speech Recognition
- 11.3. Regional and Language Settings
- 11.4. Wrap-Up
- 12. Transferring Files from Another Computer
- 13. Customizing Startup Options
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14. Using Windows 7 Programs and Accessories
- 14.1. Important Stuff About Programs
- 14.2. Using Windows Calculator
- 14.3. Typing with WordPad
- 14.4. Typing Special Characters with Character Map
- 14.5. Working with Fonts
- 14.6. Using Notepad
- 14.7. Zipping and Unzipping Files
- 14.8. Annotating Screenshots with Snipping Tool
- 14.9. Using Paint
- 14.10. Using Sound Recorder
- 14.11. Wrap-Up
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15. Troubleshooting Customization Problems
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15.1. Desktop Problems
- 15.1.1. My screen is too large/small; my screen colors look awful
- 15.1.2. When I right-click the desktop, I don't get a Personalize option
- 15.1.3. Parts of my screen are cut off or blank
- 15.1.4. My desktop picture doesn't fit right
- 15.1.5. Everything is huge; I can't see all of dialog boxes
- 15.1.6. Icon names are too big or too small
- 15.1.7. I don't have any desktop icons (or don't like their size)
- 15.1.8. I can't put my desktop icons where I want them
- 15.1.9. My screen saver never kicks in
- 15.1.10. Missing Aero Flip 3D, or Switch Between Windows Button
- 15.2. Start Menu Problems
- 15.3. Taskbar Problems
- 15.4. Updating Your Display Driver
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15.1. Desktop Problems
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10. Personalizing Your Work Environment
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IV. Using the Internet
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16. Using Internet Explorer
- 16.1. Understanding How the Web Works
- 16.2. Using Internet Explorer
- 16.3. Using Tabs
- 16.4. Using Web Slices
- 16.5. Using Accelerators
- 16.6. Using Visual Search
- 16.7. Using RSS Feeds
- 16.8. Managing Favorite Sites
- 16.9. Blocking Pop-Ups
- 16.10. Using the SmartScreen Filter
- 16.11. Deleting the Browser History
- 16.12. Using Internet Security Zones
- 16.13. Printing Web Pages
- 16.14. Saving Web Pages
- 16.15. Making Internet Explorer Your Default Browser
- 16.16. Searching the Web
- 16.17. Getting More with Add-ons
- 16.18. Internet Explorer Help and Troubleshooting
- 16.19. Wrap-Up
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17. Blogging with Writer
- 17.1. What Is Blogging?
- 17.2. Adding Windows Live Writer to Windows
- 17.3. Setting Up Your Blog Account
- 17.4. Creating and Publishing Blog Posts
- 17.5. Working with Photos
- 17.6. Working with Videos
- 17.7. Using Tables
- 17.8. Using Tags
- 17.9. Inserting Maps
- 17.10. Using Plug-Ins
- 17.11. Setting Writer Options
- 17.12. Wrap-Up
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18. Using Windows Live Mail
- 18.1. How E-mail Works
- 18.2. Introducing Windows Live Mail
- 18.3. Writing E-mail with Windows Live Mail
- 18.4. Getting Your E-mail
- 18.5. Using E-mail Attachments
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18.6. Composing Rich-Text Messages with HTML
- 18.6.1. HTML, Default Font, and Stationery
- 18.6.2. Using fonts, sizes, boldface, underline, italics, colors
- 18.6.3. Typing a list
- 18.6.4. Indenting and aligning text
- 18.6.5. Inserting inline pictures
- 18.6.6. Inserting a line
- 18.6.7. Adding hyperlinks to e-mail messages
- 18.6.8. Adding a signature automatically
- 18.7. Creating Photo E-mails
- 18.8. Dealing with Spam (Junk E-mail)
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18.9. Managing Mail Folders and Messages
- 18.9.1. Choosing columns for the message list
- 18.9.2. Flagging messages that need more attention
- 18.9.3. Grouping conversation messages
- 18.9.4. Filtering messages
- 18.9.5. Create your own mail folders
- 18.9.6. Managing messages
- 18.9.7. Auto-organizing messages through rules
- 18.9.8. Auto-responding to messages
- 18.10. Searching for Messages
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18.11. Personalizing Windows Live Mail
- 18.11.1. General Options
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18.11.2. Read options
- 18.11.2.1. Mark message read after displaying for x seconds
- 18.11.2.2. Automatically expand grouped messages
- 18.11.2.3. Automatically download message when viewing in the preview pane
- 18.11.2.4. Read all messages in plain text
- 18.11.2.5. Show ToolTips in the message list for clipped items
- 18.11.2.6. Highlight watched messages
- 18.11.2.7. News settings
- 18.11.2.8. Fonts settings
- 18.11.3. Receipt options
- 18.11.4. Send options
- 18.11.5. Compose options
- 18.11.6. Signature options
- 18.11.7. Spelling options
- 18.11.8. Connection options
- 18.11.9. Advanced options
- 18.11.10. E-mail security options
- 18.12. Working with Contacts
- 18.13. Using the Calendar
- 18.14. Managing E-mail Accounts
- 18.15. Customizing the Toolbar
- 18.16. Securing E-mail with Digital IDs
- 18.17. Importing Messages from Other Programs
- 18.18. Exporting Messages to Other Programs
- 18.19. Where and How Messages are Stored
- 18.20. More on Windows Live Mail
- 18.21. Wrap-Up
- 19. Chatting and Texting with Windows Live Messenger
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20. Beyond E-Mail and the Web
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20.1. About Newsgroups
- 20.1.1. Creating a newsgroup account
- 20.1.2. Downloading newsgroup names
- 20.1.3. Subscribing to newsgroups
- 20.1.4. Viewing newsgroup messages
- 20.1.5. Posting a Newsgroup Message
- 20.1.6. Replying to Newsgroup Messages
- 20.1.7. Getting the latest messages
- 20.1.8. Searching Newsgroup Messages
- 20.1.9. Hiding Irrelevant Messages
- 20.1.10. Creating newsgroup message rules
- 20.1.11. Unscrambling Messages
- 20.1.12. Unsubscribing from a group
- 20.1.13. Personalizing newsgroups
- 20.2. Using FTP
- 20.3. Using Remote Assistance
- 20.4. Using Remote Desktop
- 20.5. Wrap-Up
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20.1. About Newsgroups
- 21. Managing Names and Addresses
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22. Troubleshooting Internet Problems
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22.1. Troubleshooting Internet Explorer
- 22.1.1. Clicking a hyperlink has no effect
- 22.1.2. Can't Download Program or ActiveX Control
- 22.1.3. Security alert about leaving a secure Internet connection
- 22.1.4. Error message: "This page cannot be displayed"
- 22.1.5. Can't change the default home page
- 22.1.6. Saved pictures stored as bitmaps (.bmp files)
- 22.1.7. All other internet explorer problems/features
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22.2. Troubleshooting Windows Live Mail
- 22.2.1. Error Message: "The host Name could not be found..."
- 22.2.2. Some of my mail is not showing up in my inbox
- 22.2.3. Pictures are missing from e-mail messages
- 22.2.4. Can't open or save e-mail attachment
- 22.2.5. Error Message: "Your current security settings prohibit running Activex controls..."
- 22.2.6. All other Windows Live Mail problems/features
- 22.3. More Internet Troubleshooting
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22.1. Troubleshooting Internet Explorer
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16. Using Internet Explorer
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V. Pictures, Music, and Movies
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23. Working with Pictures
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23.1. Getting Pictures into Your Computer
- 23.1.1. Getting Pictures from a Digital Camera
- 23.1.2. Getting pictures from a memory card
- 23.1.3. Getting pictures from a CD or DVD
- 23.1.4. Getting pictures from a scanner
- 23.1.5. Using pictures you get by e-mail
- 23.1.6. Copying pictures from web sites
- 23.1.7. Copy-and-paste pictures
- 23.1.8. Taking screenshots
- 23.2. Using Your Pictures Folder
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23.3. Using Windows Live Photo Gallery
- 23.3.1. Choosing what to view and how
- 23.3.2. Photo Gallery quick tips
- 23.3.3. Selecting thumbnails in the gallery
- 23.3.4. Dating, rating, tagging, and captioning
- 23.3.5. Filtering pictures
- 23.3.6. Changing tags
- 23.3.7. Use a picture as your desktop background
- 23.3.8. Adding pictures to Photo Gallery
- 23.3.9. Use your Photo Gallery as a screen saver
- 23.3.10. Fixing photos
- 23.3.11. Using people tags
- 23.3.12. Other new features
- 23.3.13. Choosing Photo Gallery options
- 23.3.14. Making movies from Photo Gallery
- 23.4. Printing Pictures
- 23.5. Using the Slide Show Gadget
- 23.6. Pixels and Megapixels
- 23.7. Pictures, Tags, and Virtual Folders
- 23.8. Wrap-Up
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23.1. Getting Pictures into Your Computer
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24. Making Music with Media Player
- 24.1. Controlling Sound Volume
- 24.2. Starting Windows Media Player
- 24.3. Listening to a CD
- 24.4. Now Playing, Visualizations, and Enhancements
- 24.5. Ripping (Copying) Music CDs
- 24.6. Getting Music Online
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24.7. Using the Media Player Library
- 24.7.1. Navigating the library
- 24.7.2. Choosing columns for Media Library
- 24.7.3. Getting missing media information automatically
- 24.7.4. Choosing what files to include in your library
- 24.7.5. Sharing (streaming) your media library
- 24.7.6. Automatically renaming songs
- 24.7.7. Selecting in Media Library
- 24.7.8. Changing a song title
- 24.7.9. Changing genre, artist, and such
- 24.7.10. Changing incorrect media information
- 24.7.11. Rating songs
- 24.8. Making Custom Playlists
- 24.9. Creating Your Own Music CDs
- 24.10. Copying Music to Portable Devices
- 24.11. Fun with Skins
- 24.12. Extending Media Player with Plug-ins
- 24.13. Converting File Types
- 24.14. Music, Metadata, and Searches
- 24.15. Wrap-Up
- 25. DVD, Video, and More
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26. Fun with Media Center
- 26.1. Starting Media Center
- 26.2. Moving and Sizing Media Center
- 26.3. Media Center Playback Controls
- 26.4. Things You Can Do without TV
- 26.5. Watching and Recording TV
- 26.6. Personalizing Media Center
- 26.7. Wrap-Up
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27. Troubleshooting Multimedia
- 27.1. Troubleshooting Pictures and Photos
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27.2. Troubleshooting Windows Media Player
- 27.2.1. Error Message: "Invalid Function When Trying to Burn a CD"
- 27.2.2. Some other program opens when you open an icon or insert a CD
- 27.2.3. I'm unable to locate the menus within Media Player
- 27.2.4. Cannot see captions when playing a CD or DVD
- 27.2.5. Media Player can't find my MP3 player
- 27.2.6. Song titles don't appear after inserting a CD
- 27.2.7. Error message appears with 0xC00 or other number
- 27.2.8. All other Windows Media Player issues
- 27.2.9. Error Message: "Your system is currently set to 800 × 600 ..."
- 27.3. More Troubleshooting Resources
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23. Working with Pictures
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VI. Managing Files and Folders
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28. Understanding Drives, Folders, and Files
- 28.1. Understanding Disks and Drives
- 28.2. About Folders
- 28.3. About Files
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28.4. Using Windows Explorer
- 28.4.1. Opening Windows Explorer
- 28.4.2. Windows Explorer components
- 28.4.3. Show or hide optional panes
- 28.4.4. Navigating with the Address bar
- 28.4.5. Navigating with the Navigation pane
- 28.4.6. Navigating from the contents pane
- 28.4.7. Navigating to a disk drive
- 28.4.8. Choosing an icon view
- 28.4.9. Using columns in the Details view
- 28.4.10. Sorting icons
- 28.4.11. Filtering a folder
- 28.4.12. Using the Preview pane
- 28.4.13. Using the Details pane
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28.5. To Click or Double-Click?
- 28.5.1. Personalizing folder behavior
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28.5.2. Options on the View tab
- 28.5.2.1. Always show icons, never thumbnails
- 28.5.2.2. Always show menus
- 28.5.2.3. Display file icon on thumbnails
- 28.5.2.4. Display file size information in folder tips
- 28.5.2.5. Display the full path in the title bar (Classic theme only)
- 28.5.2.6. Show hidden files and folders
- 28.5.2.7. Hide empty drives in the Computer folder
- 28.5.2.8. Hide extensions for known file types
- 28.5.2.9. Hide protected operating system files (recommended)
- 28.5.2.10. Launch folder windows in a separate process
- 28.5.2.11. Show drive letters
- 28.5.2.12. Show encrypted or compressed NTFS files in color
- 28.5.2.13. Show pop-up description for folder and desktop items
- 28.5.2.14. Show preview handlers in Preview pane
- 28.5.2.15. Use check boxes to select items
- 28.5.2.16. Use Sharing Wizard (recommended)
- 28.5.2.17. When typing into list view
- 28.5.2.18. Restore defaults
- 28.6. Saving Things in Folders
- 28.7. Creating Your Own Folders
- 28.8. Wrap-Up
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29. Managing Files and Folders
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29.1. How to Select Icons
- 29.1.1. Select one icon
- 29.1.2. Selecting all icons
- 29.1.3. Select a range of icons
- 29.1.4. Selecting and unselecting one at a time
- 29.1.5. Selecting with the keyboard
- 29.1.6. Select by filtering
- 29.1.7. Selecting by lassoing
- 29.1.8. Select most icons in a folder
- 29.1.9. Selecting from multiple folders
- 29.1.10. Unselecting all icons
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29.2. Moving and Copying Files
- 29.2.1. Moving files to a subfolder
- 29.2.2. Copying to/from external disks
- 29.2.3. Moving and copying by dragging
- 29.2.4. Move or copy using two open folders
- 29.2.5. Using cut-and-paste to move or copy files
- 29.2.6. Making a copy in the same folder
- 29.2.7. Undoing a move or copy
- 29.2.8. This location already contains...
- 29.3. Renaming Files
- 29.4. Deleting Files
- 29.5. Using the Recycle Bin
- 29.6. Creating and Deleting Shortcuts
- 29.7. Managing Files with DOS Commands
- 29.8. Wrap-Up
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29.1. How to Select Icons
- 30. Searching for Files and Messages on Your Computer
- 31. Metadata and Power Searches
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32. Using CDs and DVDs
- 32.1. Understanding CDs and DVDs
- 32.2. What Kind of Drive Do I Have?
- 32.3. Using Disks that Already Contain Data
- 32.4. Copying Files to Blank CDs and DVDs
- 32.5. Erasing Disks
- 32.6. Formatting CDs and DVDs
- 32.7. Burn as You Go in Explorer
- 32.8. Using Windows DVD Maker
- 32.9. Wrap-Up
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33. Protecting Your Files
- 33.1. Simple File Backups
- 33.2. Using Backup and Restore
- 33.3. Create a System Repair Disk
- 33.4. Using System Protection
- 33.5. Using BitLocker Drive Encryption
- 33.6. Wrap-Up
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34. Troubleshooting Files and Folders
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34.1. Troubleshooting Folders, Files, and Shortcuts
- 34.1.1. The Menu bar is missing from Explorer
- 34.1.2. Where is the Up button to navigate to the parent folder?
- 34.1.3. What happened to the Folders List?
- 34.1.4. Slide Show is not available as an option in the Explorer toolbar
- 34.1.5. I don't see the file extensions on files
- 34.1.6. When I try to select by dragging, the icons move, and nothing is selected
- 34.1.7. Error message: "Application is using this file. You must close the file before proceeding"
- 34.1.8. Error message: "If you change a file name extension, the file may become unusable"
- 34.1.9. Error message: "This location already contains a file with the same name"
- 34.1.10. "Problem with Shortcut" dialog box opens
- 34.1.11. Deleting a shortcut from my desktop deletes it from all users' desktops
- 34.2. Troubleshooting Documents
- 34.3. Troubleshooting CDs and DVDs
- 34.4. Troubleshooting Searches
- 34.5. More Troubleshooting Resources
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34.1. Troubleshooting Folders, Files, and Shortcuts
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28. Understanding Drives, Folders, and Files
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VII. Printing, Faxing, and Scanning
- 35. Installing and Managing Printers
- 36. Printing Documents and Screenshots
- 37. Managing Print Jobs
- 38. Faxing and Scanning
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39. Troubleshooting Printing and Faxing
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39.1. Troubleshooting Printing
- 39.1.1. First aid for printing problems
- 39.1.2. Document appears to print, but nothing comes out of the printer
- 39.1.3. Problem with a network printer
- 39.1.4. Printer prints garbage
- 39.1.5. Advanced printing features are disabled
- 39.1.6. Printed colors don't match screen colors
- 39.1.7. Error message "Problem communicating with printer"
- 39.1.8. Updating your printer driver
- 39.2. Troubleshooting Faxing
- 39.3. Printing and Faxing Troubleshooting Resources
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39.1. Troubleshooting Printing
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VIII. Installing and Removing Programs
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40. Installing and Upgrading Programs
- 40.1. Playing It Safe with Program Installations
- 40.2. Updates versus Upgrades
- 40.3. Installing and Upgrading from a Disk
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40.4. Common Installation Prompts
- 40.4.1. The initial CD or DVD prompt
- 40.4.2. Enter an administrator password
- 40.4.3. The product key or serial number
- 40.4.4. Compliance check
- 40.4.5. User information prompt
- 40.4.6. The End User License Agreement (EULA)
- 40.4.7. Type of Installation
- 40.4.8. Installation summary
- 40.4.9. Setup completed
- 40.4.10. Using the installed program
- 40.5. Wrap-Up
- 41. Getting Older Programs to Run
- 42. Repairing and Removing Programs
- 43. Setting Default Programs
- 44. Managing Programs and Processes
- 45. Troubleshooting Software Problems
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40. Installing and Upgrading Programs
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IX. Hardware and Performance Tuning
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46. Installing and Removing Hardware
- 46.1. Hardware, Firmware, and Software Demystified
- 46.2. A Few Words About Device Drivers
- 46.3. Using Hot-Pluggable Devices
- 46.4. Not-So-Hot-Pluggable Devices
- 46.5. Removing Hardware
- 46.6. Updating Drivers
- 46.7. Dealing with Devices that Prevent Windows 7 from Starting
- 46.8. Wrap-Up
- 47. Using Wireless Bluetooth Devices
- 48. Syncing Devices
- 49. Performance Tuning Your System
- 50. Troubleshooting Hardware and Performance
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46. Installing and Removing Hardware
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X. Networking and Sharing
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51. Creating a Home Network
- 51.1. What Is a LAN?
- 51.2. Planning a LAN
- 51.3. Creating a Wired LAN
- 51.4. Creating a Wireless LAN
- 51.5. Acquiring and Installing Network Hardware
- 51.6. After the Hardware Setup
- 51.7. Setting Up a Wired Network with an ICS Host
- 51.8. Setting Up a Wired Network with a Router
- 51.9. Setting Up a Wireless Network
- 51.10. Wrap-Up
- 52. Sharing Resources on a Network
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53. Using Shared Resources
- 53.1. UNC Paths
- 53.2. Accessing Remote Resources
- 53.3. Opening Remote Documents
- 53.4. Creating Network Locations
- 53.5. Saving to a Remote Computer
- 53.6. Downloading Programs to a Network Share
- 53.7. Transferring Files between Computers
- 53.8. Mapping Drive Letters to Shared Folders
- 53.9. Using a Shared Printer
- 53.10. Using Shared Media
- 53.11. Wrap-Up
- 54. Troubleshooting Networks
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51. Creating a Home Network
- XI. Appendixes
Product information
- Title: Windows® 7 Bible
- Author(s):
- Release date: September 2009
- Publisher(s): Wiley
- ISBN: 9780470509098
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