The basics of windows

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This document provides an overview of basic Windows computer maintenance tasks. It explains common interface elements like the desktop, start button, taskbar, windows, and folders. It also describes how to run programs, multitask, resize and move windows, and access the control panel and system properties.

The Basics of Windows Computer Maintenance

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Windows is an operating system produced by Microsoft that makes computers user-friendly by providing a graphical interface and organizing information for easy access. It features a taskbar, start button, desktop, and start menu to launch programs, access system settings and files, customize the desktop appearance, and open accessories like Notepad, Paint, and Sticky Notes. Users can view and open files on different drives through the My Computer window.

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