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The steps on the road to Windows 8

admin1 year ago4 min. read

Windows 8 – The first OS for both computers and portable gadgets

admin1 year ago4 min. read

Total security with Windows 10

admin1 year ago5 min. read

What should a user know to install Windows 10 OS on a PC?

admin1 year ago4 min. read

Windows 10 and its facilities

admin1 year ago4 min. read

The only way to do great job is to enjoy what you do. And Microsoft team proves this idea.

Windows OS was 1st presented more than forty years ago. From the very beginning, it was an extension for previously worked out Microsoft DOS. MS DOS was a leading OS for computers of the period of 1980s. (more…)

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Security on Windows 8 devices

admin1 year ago2 min. read

Windows 7: Basic Things

admin1 year ago5 min. read

Windows 7: How-to Guide for BitLocker Encryption

admin1 year ago4 min. read

Security hacks for ‘’Windows 7’’ users (Be sure to read this!)

admin1 year ago3 min. read

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Welcome to cminusminus.org! Here you can find a lot of dead useful material about Windows OS at one place. Our main sections are devoted to three latest versions: Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10. Visiting each of the sections, you will be able to find some basic outline articles about them, how-to guides and up-to date notes on security tips for Windows OS.

All our posts, guides and articles are written not only for a tech genius who can easily with c—m a portable assembly language, for instance, but for a common computer user as well.

They can use them practically for better functioning of Windows operating system. The more you read, the more you understand how it actually works.

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