Latest Windows Opinion
- 12 September 2013
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Opinion: Yes, you can still upgrade to Windows 7
Arcticsid knows he can't continue using Windows XP. He asked the Windows forum about upgrading to Windows 7 rather than Windows 8.
- 21 June 2013
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Opinion: Haswell laptops that can last all day
With its fourth-generation Core processor, codenamed Haswell, Intel has finally turned its back on the megahertz wars it once held with AMD, IBM and Motorola, instead welcoming reduced power consumption and longer battery life. And for laptops that can mean only one thing: tablets had better watch their backs.
- 17 June 2013
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Opinion: The hunt for true portability
In order to be productive on the move you need a powerful, portable device and a great web connection. Technological advances mean that those options are now here.
- 16 May 2013
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Opinion: Three simple ways to get a speedy PC
There are three ways to get a faster PC or laptop: buy a new one, upgrade the hardware, or upgrade the software. We can show you how to do them all.
- 22 April 2013
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Opinion: Mini PCs amok: From 3ft tower to 3cm mini marvel
Back in the 1980s the PC revolution brought about the microcomputer. We’re still seeing an ongoing trend in shrinkage, which has resulted in the current mini PC.
- 15 April 2013
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Opinion: All PCs great and small: how competition and collaboration is driving tech innovation
A strange set of competitive and interdependent business relationships is driving innovation in PCs, laptops, smartphones and tablets. And for the consumer that's mostly good news.
- 10 April 2013
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Opinion: What to expect from the next version of Windows
No-one knows for sure when the next version of Windows will launch, nor what it will be like. Could Windows 9 ditch the old desktop?
- 25 March 2013
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Opinion: Key sounds: Get better sound for your home entertainment
Whereas most consumer technology becomes impossibly slimmer and smaller with each new generation, the rules of physics demand decent-size speaker cones should you want to achieve the best sound. But rules were meant to be broken, and you can get 'good enough' sound from a smaller, more stylish solution.
- 25 February 2013
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Opinion: Should you pay for internet security software?
Do you need to pay for internet security software, or is free antivirus alone enough to protect your computer on the internet?
- 20 February 2013
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Opinion: Surface Pro: Microsoft asks PC makers to try something new
Microsoft's new tablet the Surface Pro has more in common with your laptop than your iPad. And that's the point.
- 31 December 2012
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Opinion: How to set up BitLocker encryption in Windows 8
BitLocker is a feature of Windows 8 that allows you to encrypt all the data on your hard disk - here's how to set it up
- 29 December 2012
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Opinion: Set privacy options in Windows 8
Windows 8 has built-in privacy options that allow you to decide what can and can’t be tracked about you and your Windows 8 use
- 28 December 2012
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Opinion: How to search for files in Windows 8
For many people the first look at Windows 8 can be a bit disconcerting as you have to learn a few new ways to perform tasks. But searching is actually easier in Windows 8
- 25 December 2012
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Opinion: Personalise your new Windows 8 laptop
By default Windows 8 looks more or less identical no matter which laptop you buy but you can personalise the OS to make it your very own
- 24 December 2012
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Opinion: How to use the Windows 8 app store
The Windows 8 app store is a great place to find all the applications you might need for your PC and get them without leaving the comfort of your house
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Opinion: Manage your hard disks with Windows' built-in tools
Managing disk space in Windows is made all the more easy by the Disk Management tool that lets you see all sorts of information about your hard disk
- 23 December 2012
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Opinion: Windows 8 Live Tiles explained
For many the new start screen is a harsh departure from the usual Windows desktop, but the tiles are so much more than simple icons used to quickly launch your apps.
- 22 December 2012
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Opinion: Getting started with Windows 8 Mail
If you’ve been used to Outlook or Windows Live Mail then Windows 8's new mail software might seem completely different. However, it’s a really easy to use and powerful email client.
- 21 December 2012
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Opinion: How to use Windows Task Scheduler
Schedule events in Windows to run as and when you choose
- 20 December 2012
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Opinion: Windows 8: two OSes in one
Windows 8 on the desktop is really two separate operating systems bolted together. It didn't have to be this way though.
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