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Introduction to Windows Operating System Windows 7
C1A1Y/FNDCOMP/BASCOM
IAS DEPARTMENT
Prepared by: Prof. Adonis C. Chico, BSCS, MSCS

Lecture and Laboratory Manual
Far Eastern University, Manila

Windows 7
The Windows Operating System
Release 1.0 (June 26, 2011)

Prepared by
Prof. Adonis C. Chico BSCS, MSCS
(IT/CS Professor)

Research References:
Parsons, June Jamrich and Dan Oja, (2008), Computer Concepts, Thomson.
Gary B. Shelly, (2008), Discovering Computers 2008: Complete, Thomson.
Marthy Mathews, (2011), Windows 7 Quick Steps for Seniors, McGraw-Hill Publishing.
Jim Boyce,(2009),Windows 7 Bible, Wiley Publishing, Inc.
Website: http://www.microsoft.com

This educational material is developed exclusively for Far Eastern University students only please do not reproduce or use outside FEU

Windows 7 – The Windows Operating System 1

C1A1Y/FNDCOMP/BASCOM
IAS DEPARTMENT
Prepared by: Prof. Adonis C. Chico, BSCS, MSCS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Lecture and Laboratory Manual
Far Eastern University, Manila

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Lesson 1 - An Introduction to Windows 7
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR MACHINE
TYPES OF PC
Desktop Computers
Integrated Computers
Portable Computers

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INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEMS
Controls your Computer Hardware
Runs your Computer Programs
Organizes Files

6

COMPARING WINDOWS FEATURES
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 7
TOP FEATURES OF WINDOWS 7
Windows 7 Simplifies Everyday Tasks
Windows 7 works the way you want
Windows 7 makes new things possible
MINIMUM HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
GETTING AROUND WINDOWS 7
Logging into Windows 7
The Main screen
The Desktop
The Desktop Icon
The Mouse Pointer, The Keyboard
The Desktop Gadget
The Taskbar
OPENING THE START MENU
The Start menu
Open user-related folders
Open system-related folders
Computer
Control Panel
Default Programs
STARTING A PROGRAM
On the desktop
On the Start Menu
On the taskbar or notification area
On the All Programs Menu
Devices and Printers
Help and Support

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References: Parsons, June Jamrich and Dan Oja, (2008), Computer Concepts, Thomson. Gary B. Shelly, (2008), Discovering Computers 2008: Complete, Thomson. Marthy Mathews, (2011), Windows 7 Quick Steps for Seniors, McGraw-Hill Publishing. Jim Boyce,(2009),Windows 7 Bible, Wiley Publishing, Inc.

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