For a long time now, Windows XP has been the primary Operating System (OS) for the majority of the world. We are going to start from the fundamentals, take you on a scenic tour of the Windows operating system museum of history, so you can see how much Microsoft’s operating systems have evolved. Next is some simple tips and guidelines to help you get started with Windows XP, from installation to your first boot up and beyond.

After that, you will be walked through the basics of using XP—from learning to managing files, folders and documents, learning to print, working your way through the Control Panel, etc. Then we will show you how to get online, and will let you in on the secret of customized desktops and how to have complete control over the look and feel of your desktop.

Then we will walk you through XP’s support for digital audio and video, and will help you get your hands dirty and tweak XP to suit your needs. Then we will help you to run your computer smoothly by dealing with maintenance and security respectively. Finally, we will show you the basic networking knowledge you need to set up a home network.

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