Windows 8: kind of confusing, right? There’s no Start button (unless you install a third-party replacement), no straightforward way to shut it down, no Windows Media Center (unless you download it ...

Basically click on this Settings place and you’ll get to a lot of things you may normally access for configuration.Okay, so with the basics under your belt, here’s where you learn to be a Windows 8 ...

If you handle the IT chores for your business, you’ve no doubt heard by now that Windows 8 is a little, um, different. For example, there’s no Start button. The traditional desktop has been supplanted ...

Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a former IT professional. He's written for Time, CNET, PCMag, and several other publications. He's the author of two tech books--one on ...

So far WIndows 8 hasn't been nice to me . I wanted to upgrade an older XP license so I installed it beforehand and it upgraded itself to Windows 8 32bit which sucks because I have 8 gigs of RAM and my ...

Windows 8 has a settings screen called PC Settings that allows you to change some basic settings and Windows Start Screen preferences directly in the Windows 8 Start Screen. This screen allow you to ...

For most, there are only a few essential things their device needs to do for them to stay productive. The first is give them access to their email account and Microsoft’s Mail app for Windows 8.1 does ...