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Windows 11
If you have purchased a
new computer recently it most likely came with Windows 11. Windows 10
is no longer eligible for certain security updates from Microsoft. If
you are using a computer running Windows 10, it is now recommended to
upgrade your computer to Windows 11. Some software companies are
actually preventing their programs from being installed to Windows 10
systems.
If you don't know what
you are running, I have two images below to help you identify your
system. Windows 11 has its Taskbar icons positioned in the middle.
Windows 10 has its Taskbar icons slid to the left.
Windows 11 Desktop
Windows 10 Desktop
My Windows 11 Solutions
I can fix
you up. First - if
you not familiar with the Windows start menu, I can show you around
and take the mystery out of working your computer. You don't have
to be in the dark and it's actually easy once I explain it and have you click around. This is your computer and you need to know where your things are. People
are learning it from me and enjoying their computer more
once the mystery is removed.
Windows setup by A-Tec Computer:
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Update your Windows 11
installation fully - I know how
to force updates and unstick stuck updates to get your
operating system to the most current version..
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Set
the user account to a Local Account instead of a Microsoft
Account
(you don't HAVE to have a password). I will ask if you have a
preference to using a Microsoft account.
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Demonstrate the differences between
the Internet browsers, suggest a default browser based on your
preference and needs,
configure it, bring over your Bookmarks/Favorites, and train
you on it.
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Suggest and set up the best email
solution for you.
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Install a recent Microsoft Office
suite for a very reasonable license fee or if you have a
preference, one of the free non-Microsoft suites.
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Install a more useful file decompression
utility.
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Install other necessary desktop software and configure the system so that common files
(images, documents) open with more
functional
applications instead of the default Windows apps.
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Instruct the user on their system
including Start Menu and Desktop configuration.
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Remove bloat-ware, disable
unneeded add-ons, tasks and auto-start programs which will
speed up your system.
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Turn off the resource-hogging,
system-slowing tips, analytics,
biometrics, and telemetry (spying, tracking, marketing) features of
Windows.
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Call me today if you are dissatisfied with your new Windows computer and if it is not living up to expectations. I can
speed it up, make it snappy and teach you some simple
configuration and maintenance
skills.
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