Windows 7 Inside Out, Deluxe Edition
Windows 7 Inside Out, Deluxe Edition
Dive deeper into Windows 7—with new content and new resources on CD! The Deluxe Edition of the ultimate, in-depth reference to Windows 7 has been fully updated for SP1 and Internet Explorer 9, and features 300+ pages of additional coverage and advanced topics. It’s now packed with even more timesaving solutions, troubleshooting tips, and workarounds from the experts—and includes a fully searchable eBook and other online resources. Topics include installation, configuration, and setup; network connections and troubleshooting; remote access; managing programs; controlling user access and accounts; advanced file management; working with Internet Explorer 9; managing security features and issues; using Windows Live Essentials 2011; performance monitoring and tuning; backups and maintenance; sharing networked resources; hardware and device drivers.
Dive deeper into Windows 7—with new content and new resources on CD! The Deluxe Edition of the ultimate, in-depth reference to Windows 7 has been fully updated for SP1 and Internet Explorer 9, and features 300+ pages of additional coverage and advanced topics. It’s now packed with even more timesaving solutions, troubleshooting tips, and workarounds from the experts—and includes a fully searchable eBook and other online resources. Topics include installation, configuration, and setup; network connections and troubleshooting; remote access; managing programs; controlling user access and accounts; advanced file management; working with Internet Explorer 9; managing security features and issues; using Windows Live Essentials 2011; performance monitoring and tuning; backups and maintenance; sharing networked resources; hardware and device drivers.
Windows 7 Inside Out, Deluxe Edition
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Book Detail
Series: Inside Out Paperback: 1368 pages Publisher: Microsoft Press; 1 edition (July 25, 2011) Language: English ISBN-10: 9780735656925 ISBN-13: 978-0735656925
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I have a similar book for Windows xp, which is a priceless reference (or was). This is 700 (or whatever) pages of "Microsoft is so great because you can do this...." then the actual explanation on HOW TO ACTUALLY DO IT are left to the imagination. I guess the author just wants you to know how great this OS is, but he does not want you to be able to actually do anything. For the few times you get decent info you have to read about 100 pages of cheerleading for two sentences of something (semi) usable and probably in the first page of Google results if you type in your question. I hate to give bad reviews but this was just the worst. I would trade it in for a pamphlet on the MS OS.
thanks for reading