On the Help us protect your info screen, you will be prompted to send for a security code. Select an email or phone option from the How would you like to get this code drop-down. Enter the email address or telephone number in the next field to verify, and then click Next. Figure : Generating a security code. If you already have a code, click the I have a code link.
When you receive the code, enter it into the field on the Enter the code you received screen, and then click Next. Figure : Entering the security code. On the OneDrive is your cloud storage screen, click Next. Figure : OneDrive options. Wait while Windows 8 sets up the computer and installs the apps. This could take several minutes. After the computer has been updated to Windows 8. A new way to search When using the Everywhere search, all of the search results apps, settings, files, or web pages are displayed in one list.
Figure : A list of search results. You can narrow your search by clicking the down arrow above the search field, and selecting from the options.
Figure : Options for narrowing searches. Return of the Start button Hover over the lower left corner until the Start button appears. Left-click the button to switch between the Start screen and the last app used, or right-click to open a menu of tools, features, and options. Sign out, shut down, or restart, without having to use the power button in the Settings charm.
Figure : Menu options. Easy access to all of your apps See a full menu of apps by clicking the All apps arrow in the lower-left area of the screen. Figure : All apps arrow. Click the arrow at the bottom of the screen to return to the Start screen.
Find your apps with ease On the All apps screen, sort apps by name, date installed, most used, or category. Figure : App categories. More choices for tile sizes In addition to the traditional medium and wide tile sizes, small and large options are now available for many apps. Save space on the Start screen by making less frequently used tiles small. For apps that display information that is important to you, such as Mail or News, choose the large tile size, and then turn on the live tile function.
Figure : New app tile sizes. To change the size of a tile, right-click the tile and select Resize from the commands bar at the bottom of the screen. Select the size you want from the list.
Figure : Change the tile size. Turn the live tile on or off by right-clicking the tile, and selecting Turn live tile on or Turn live tile off from the commands bar at the bottom of the screen. Hold Alt and press Tab to move from app to app. Closes the software you are currently using. Zooms - Hold down the Ctrl key on the keyboard while using the mouse wheel to grow or shrink an item on the screen.
Navigating on a touch screen Use the following touch gestures to navigate on a computer with a touch display. Swipe from the right edge to open the Charms, tap the Search charm, and tap the category such as Files. Then tap the search box to use the onscreen keyboard. Swipe from right edge to open the Charms, and then tap Start.
Swipe from the right edge of the screen to open the Charms, tap the Settings charm, and then tap Power. Close a Windows 8 app. Close Desktop apps using the Close icon in the upper-right corner of the app window. Navigating with a touch pad Use the following gestures to navigate in Windows 8 using the touchpad on a notebook computer.
Working with multiple apps Windows 8 provides several options for switching from one app to another. Windows key. Switch between Start Screen and the Desktop or the last full screen application.
Move the mouse to the upper-left corner to display a thumbnail image of the previous app. Click the thumbnail to switch to that app. To see all open apps, move the mouse to the upper-left corner to display a thumbnail of the previous app, and then drag the mouse down the left edge of the screen. Shows thumbnails of all open apps. Release both keys to switch to that app. Release to switch to that app.
If your screen is wide enough pixels , you can use snap to keep two apps on the screen. With snap, you can move an app to either the right or left side of the screen and open another app. For example, you can snap the Music app to the side so you can listen to music while surfing the Internet on the main screen.
Finding files, settings, and apps To find anything from the Start screen, just start typing. You can search for anything from Start by typing on the keyboard. For example, to search for an HP app, type HP on the keyboard. A list of all HP apps displays. Figure : Search charm. Type the name of the thing you want to open or search for into the Search box. Figure : Searching in Windows 8. Figure : Searching for an app. Closing apps Windows 8 apps do not have close buttons. When you change to another app, the previous app is suspended and continues running in the background using very few system resources.
If your system needs resources, Windows automatically closes the apps. When you re-open that app, you can continue where you left off. Move the mouse cursor to the top of the screen.
When it changes from an arrow into a hand, drag it down to the bottom of the screen. The app shrinks and then disappears off the bottom of the screen. Move the mouse to the upper-left corner to display a thumbnail of the previous app.
Then drag the mouse down the left edge of the screen to display thumbnails of the open apps. Right-click a thumbnail to close the app. Figure : Thumbnail display of open apps. Working with Windows 8 tiles Use the following information to customize your tiles. Right-click a tile to see the tile commands. Not all commands are available for each tile. Unpin from Start - removes the tile from the Start screen. This does not uninstall the app from the computer.
Uninstall - removes the app from the computer and uninstalls the app from the computer. Resize - Increases or decreases the tile size. Depending on the tile, choose from large, wide, medium, and small.
Turn live tile off or on - displays information from the app when turned on. For instance, on the Weather tile, see the current temperature and forecast. Unpin from Taskbar or Pin to Taskbar - pins or unpins tiles for desktop apps such as Paint or Notepad to the taskbar on the desktop.
Open new window - opens a new blank window in desktop apps such as Internet Explorer and Paint. Run as administrator - available on desktop apps such as Paint and Notepad. Use when necessary to access or modify files or system configurations. Open file location - available for desktop apps such as File Explorer to open to that folder. Figure : Example of the tile commands for Paint. Right-click anywhere on the background of the Start screen to display the All apps icon in the lower-right corner.
Click All apps arrow to see a list of all your installed apps. Figure : All apps icon. Find the app you want to pin to Start, and right-click it. At the bottom of the screen, click Pin to Start. Figure : App that has been pinned to Start. Figure : Moving a tile with the mouse. To move a tile using touch, first drag it up or down. Then drag it to the new position. Figure : Moving a tile using touch. You can organize your tiles into groups, arrange the groups, and assign names to groups.
Use the following steps:. To create a new group, select a tile, drag it to an open space, and drop it. You can have many groups on the Start screen. If the groups don't fit on one screen, scroll right or left to see your groups by clicking and dragging the scroll bar at the bottom of the screen. Figure : New group of apps. To change the order of your groups, first click the Zoom button in the lower-right corner of the screen.
Figure : Zoom button in lower-right corner. Figure : Moving a group. To name a group, right-click anywhere on the background of the Start screen, and then click Customize. Figure : Button to customize tiles. Figure : Name box for a group of apps.
Click the screen two times to return to the normal view. The new name for the group displays. Using Windows 8 apps Use the following information to learn how to use the new Windows 8 apps. Windows 8 app: Alarms Figure : Alarms tile. Alarms is an app that provides you with alarms, timers, and a stopwatch to help you manage and keep track of time. To add an alarm, click the Plus button. Figure : Adding an alarm. Figure : Setting the alarm time. Choose whether the alarm will occur one time or several times, and then choose the sound.
Figure : Set the reoccurrence and sound. Figure : Save button. Windows 8 app: Calculator Figure : Calculator tile. Calculator provides standard and scientific calculators in addition to many different converters, such as volume, length, weight, and temperature. Figure : Standard calculator.
Figure : Scientific calculator. Windows 8 app: Calendar Figure : Calendar tile. The Calendar app is part of the Windows 8 Communications apps that are designed to help you stay organized and connected with the people in your life. Click the Calendar tile to open the calendar, and then right-click the screen to select your view - Day, Week, or Month. Figure : Calendar view options. Figure : New calendar item. Figure : Creating a new calendar item. If you have more than one calendar, such as Hotmail, Outlook, or Google, you can view them all by adding that account to the Calendar app.
Use the Settings charm to add accounts and set calendar options and permissions. To add a calendar, open the Settings charm, and click Accounts. Figure : Add an account. Figure : Account type options. Enter your email address and password, and click Connect. Figure : Account information fields. Click the account name to set download frequency and the content you want to sync. Figure : Calendar options. Windows 8 app: Camera Figure : Camera tile. With the Camera app, you can take photos or shoot video using the camera in your computer or with an external USB webcam.
When you open the app, the camera displays an image preview. Tap or click anywhere on the screen to take a picture. The following commands are available:.
Video Mode: Switch Camera from taking still photos to recording video. Tap or click the screen to start recording, and tap again to stop. Timer: Delay for three seconds before snapping a picture or starting the video recording. To view your pictures and videos, click Camera Roll. Then continue clicking the left and right arrows to browse all of the images and videos that have been taken with the Camera app.
Figure : Arrow for browsing pictures and videos. To edit your pictures, right-click the screen to see the commands. To delete pictures or videos, click the Delete button. Click the Crop button to display the four dots on the screen. Drag the dots to select the area of the picture you want to remain after cropping. Figure : Area of a picture selected to be cropped. Tips for better search results Ensure correct spelling and spacing - Examples: "paper jam" Use product model name: - Examples: laserjet pro p, DeskJet For HP products a product number.
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