Presentation on window 7
- 1. Presentation on window 7 By:Muhammad usman yar Roll no:53 B.com(hons) IV Regular
- 2. What is window 7 • Window 7 is an operating system for personal computer made by Microsoft that will be launched in October 2009 window 7 replaced windows vista as microsoft newest operating system it was previously codenamed “Blackcomb” and “ Vienna”. • Window 7 is better than windows vista in terms of user friendliness, stability and functionality.
- 4. Desktop Icon • Computer • Document • Recycle Bin • Internet explorer
- 9. How create, delete, rename icon. • Create icone: To create an icone, right click anywhere on the desktop and choose new shortcut browse for the file on program you want to create the icone, for click next, name you icone, then click finish. • Delete icone: To delete an icone, right-click on the icon and select delete, or click once on the icon and press the delete key on your keyboard. • Renaming icone: To rename an icon, right-click on the icon and choose rename. You can then type in the new name. Also, try clicking once on the icon, wait half a second, then click it a second time, the text area will be visible and you can type a new name.
- 10. Arranging icons • To arrange the icons on your desktop, right-click in an open area of the desktop, click short By, and choose the appropriate option from the list below. • Name: short the icons alphabetically from top to bottom, left to right. • Size: sort the icone by file size. • Type: sorts the icons by the type of file that it is, such as word document program etc. Date modified: Arrange the icons with the most recent items in the top left hand corner. • Moving and Dragging: To move drag an icone, click on it once, holding down the click, and drag it to another location.
- 11. Interior decorating window7: changing properties • So you’re bored with that plain background or that rolling green hill? Don’t like the flashing stars screen saver that plagues your screen? The Personalization (Display Properties) window is your answer. From here you can change your wallpaper, screen saver, and even your desktop theme. To access the window, right-click anywhere on an open space of your desktop and click Personalize. Here’s a rundown of what each area is.
- 12. • Change desktop icons: Allows you to select which iteams will appear on your desktop. • Change mouse pointer: Allow you to pick a different mouse pointer. You can also change how to mouse pointer looks during such activities as clicking and selecting. • Desktop: Allows you to set the desktop background picture. • Display: Allows you to set your screen resolution and other advanced monitor and video setting. • Sounds: Changes which sounds are heard when you do everything from receiving e-mail to emptying you recycle bin.
- 13. • Screen Saver: Allows you to set a screen saver and its time interval. A screen saver is a picture or animation the covers your screen and appears when your computer is idle for a set period of time. • Windows Themes: Allows you to set a theme for windows which includes changing visual or auditory elements associated with menus, icons, background screen saver, mouse pointers and some computer sounds. Users can set some aspects of windows 7 to visually look like windows XP
- 14. Taskbar and Toolbar • Display desktop • Notification area • Taskbar • Start button • sound
- 15. Quick View Quick View (peek)
- 16. Start Menu Basics • Account Name • Computer • Documents • Pictures • Music • All programs menu • Search programs and files • Recently used programs • Help and Supports • Control Panel • Shut down • Run command
- 17. Computer Screen • Hard Disk Driver • Devices with removable storage • Network Location
- 18. Quick Search • Have you ever opened a window, such as the Control Panel, and have trouble finding what you are looking for? Windows 7 allows users to search individual windows through Quick Search. In our example, the user was able to find Windows Update by typing the word “update” (without quotations) in the search filed located in the top right corner of the window. The Quick Search field is available most windows.
- 19. Control Panel
- 20. Disk Management • To keep your system humming along, it’s a good idea to always keep a check on how your system is running and where your files are located. Below are some things you should keep tabs on to help your system run better. • Recycle Bin • Disk Cleanup • Disk Defragmenter
- 21. Internet Security • Security Center: Shows you at a glance where you’re safe and where you’re not. Click the buttons or arrows on the right side of the screen to get more details about your security in any category. But if you want tochange those settings, click Control Panel -> Security -> Security Center Internet security
- 22. • Window Firewall: Acts as a gatekeeper between you and the Internet. It examines all traffic, and lets only communications that it knows are safe; all other traffic is turned away at the door. Protects both and outbound traffic. Window Firewall
- 23. • Windows Defender: Protects you against spyware in two ways. First, it’s a kind of silent sentinel that sits in the background, watching your system. When it detects a piece of spyware trying to install itself, Defender zaps it. Second, it scans your hard drive for infections every day, and removes what it finds. Access it by going to Control Panel -> Security -> Windows Defender. • Windows Defender
- 24. Free Software Calculator Command Prompt Note Pad
- 26. Windows Live Essentials • Windows Live Essentials can be downloaded, free of charge, through Windows Update. The programs provided additional software designed to increase user productivity and enjoyment. Messenger Window Mail
- 27. Windows movie maker Photo Gallery Writer
- 28. Gadgets • Gadgets are easy to use mini-programs that give you information at a glance and provide easy access to frequently used tools. To access Gadgets, right-click anywhere on an open space of your desktop, and click Gadgets.
- 29. BY: MUHAMMAD USMAN YAR UNIVERSITY OF SARGODHA Thank You