Learning Windows

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My Linux Mint laptop has been conking out, and fast. The cursor was completely unmanageable, except for about 3 minutes in an hour and I never knew when that was going to be. A guess would be it's hardware, because an update didn't fix it. I mentioned my dilemma to a friend and as chance would have it, she had a spare laptop she had no use for. It feels like the Universe takes care of me lately.

Anyway, I haven't used Windows in about 15 years and I found the few times I was forced to use it, I had lost the knack. And I hate it, in principal and practice.

But...yeah, I have a working computer. Time to try to restore my files and get busy on my homework. Windows 10 (Beginners Guide)

 

Dell laptop computer with Windows 10 screen

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