Use the File Explorer to Delete Files
Windows, Files and Folders Intermediate User
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Customize the Taskbar
- Introduction
- Display / hide the search box
- Show / hide the task view button
- Lock / unlock the taskbar
- Auto-hide the taskbar
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Customize the Desktop
- Snap a window on the desktop
- Create a shortcut to a file
- Create a shortcut to a program
- Create a shortcut to a webpage
- Rename / delete a shortcut
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Use the File Explorer to Copy Files
- Copy all files in a folder
- Copy non-adjacent files in a folder
- Copy adjacent files in a folder
- Copy a folder
- Copy a folder to a memory stick
- Copy a folder from a memory stick
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Use the File Explorer to Delete Files
- Delete non-adjacent files in a folder
- Delete adjacent files in a folder
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Use the File Explorer to Move Files
- Move all files in a folder
- Move non-adjacent files in a folder
- Move a folder
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Manage Files in Microsoft Office
- Navigate between folders
- Create folders
- Rename / delete files
- Save a file with a password
- Save a file with a password to modify
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Use Compressed Zipped Folders
- Compress a file / folder
- Extract files from a compressed zipped folder
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Use the Task Manager
- Use the task manager to stop a program running
- Use the task manager to stop background processes