Love Your Tech-Savvy Buddies And Learn From Them
There is no other better operating system in the world than Windows for me. Why? Simply because I am the type of person who wants to live a simple, smooth-flowing life where things are all laid out to me already. To be burdened having to understand codes and navigate endlessly through a secure yet complicated OS is simply not my piece of cake. When I was younger, I still remember myself seemingly looking like a blind man feeling his way around, when I used the File Manager of Windows 95. Boy, that was a maze back then. And Windows Help didn’t even make things easier for me back then; I got more confused.
Time, indeed, flies so fast. More than a decade from my tinkering with my father’s computer for the first time, I now know every nook and cranny of both my PC and laptop. I am very capable of doing so things with my computer that I can’t imagine living without it. Especially in the present wireless world, things can get complicated lest your devices get hacked or corrupted. A wireless key has to be in place for my router, which utilizes encryption to secure my wireless connection. One time, I had to recover all the wireless keys that were stored in my computer through Windows Vista’s ‘WPlan AutoConfig’. I loved the fact that I was successful with this. Not that this was too hard for anyone, but for somebody who is not that tech-savvy, it was a great accomplishment already.
For people who have no solid know-how on computers, the best tip I can offer is to find a friend or set of friends that will surely assist you in computer glitches and from whom you can learn so much about. This is one of the quickest way to learn stuff, in my opinion.
