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[eBook] Free - Windows 11 for Dummies 2022: The Ultimate User-Friendly Guide @ Amazon AU

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At only 31 pages in length, hopefully, you learn something new! A nice, easy, light read!

Learn today how to operate your computer without seeking assistance!

Check out this detailed guide to make the most of Windows 11 and simplify any work you previously found challenging!

This book was created for those who would rather learn how to use a computer on their own than seek assistance from others. Or worst, contact tech support!

This book covers a wide range of topics, including how to use the Windows interface and customize it, how to set up Windows 11, as well as tips and tricks for making Windows 11 easier to use.

The text was created to be simple to read and follow along with, but not so simple that readers won't pick up any new knowledge. It does have some material that might be considered to be more difficult, but not everyone has the same degree of competence, and some people might want to enhance their knowledge a little.

What you'll learn in this guide is as follows:

a thorough overview of all of Windows 11's fundamental features
instructions on how to adjust certain settings so that the operating system can be used as simply and intuitively as possible
How to properly install every piece of software you'll require.
The finest advice is to master technology by discovering your computer's secrets. You'll be the one they turn to for guidance, so you'll never have to ask for assistance again!

Thanks to this guide, you can now fully utilize Windows 11's capabilities in the most supervised, straightforward, and practical manner possible.

Enjoy!

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  • -6

    When I was in university, I had an discussion with my school mates about the OS course in which we learned how to perform various administration tasks in Windows. One of my buddies had a good argument that doesn't matter because the UI changes all of the time with Windows, and you can't really learn the UI and how to perform the steps for various task.

    Windows with v10 and 11 had plenty of changes, learn it now and will be changed the next year.

    • +8

      Except that doesn't happen, so…

    • +2

      Windows 10 has been about the exact same for…. like 7 years

  • +11

    I love downloading these and never reading them. The ebook version of udemy courses lol

    • +1

      I used to add these and then I bought a Kindle. The digital decluttering effort was an absolute pain.

      I dislike the majority of free eBooks for this reason.

  • +11
    • Us is not free, $6.99

  • What's windows 11, probably be on windows 12 by time windows 10 gets shived.

    • 12 will be better than 11. I don't like 11 so far. Feels amateurish.

      • +4

        Yes, Microsoft continues its tradition of alternating OS releases being great or not-so-good, going back to DOS days (DOS 4 anyone?). Win98 great, WinME garbage, WinXP great, WinVista garbage, Win7 great, Win8 garbage, Win10 great (eventually), Win 11 getting better but I'm hoping Win12 will be the killer version we all want.

  • +1

    Says not available for purchase?

    • Same here

      • +1

        You gotta use the US store

  • What is there to learn?

    • +7

      How to put the start button back in the right spot.

      • For now, apparently it's going to be force back to the centre (central for those with Ultra wide screens)

      • Just look for taskbar settings to move it back to corner

        • +1

          this book got u all pro! ;)

    • Step 1. Upgrade to Windows 10.

  • +3

    As someone who used to work in tech support, there is nothing worse than contacting tech support.

  • +6

    Windows 11 for Dummies

    Yes.

    It is…..

    • I came here just to write this comment… Can't believe I was beaten by @jv

  • Just when I am used to Win 10. Bring back Win 2000.

    • Windows Me

    • Windows 3.1 Remastered, Windows 3.11 Remake…

      • MS-DOS 6.22

  • +2

    i'm still in windows xp camp…

  • +1

    Beside all the uncomfortable changes on Win11, I heard the rumour Microsoft is trying to put the Ads into the Windows 11 Start Menu… I think I will just carry on and stay with Win10.

    • I'm right behind you mate… on Windows 7 still

  • Windows 11 101. I waz the 101 vote, whooooo!

  • How much RAM will I need to read this ebook after it boots to the win 11 desktop?

    I can see this being sold as physical copies at Harvey Nornan.

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