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COOL TRICKS ON COMPUTER WITH WINDOW 8.1

 Windows 8.1 is a useful upgrade to the innovative Windows 8 operating system. But there's a lot of good stuff you probably don't know about, from little-known commands to hidden menus.

 

 Cool shortcuts on computer keyboard:

• =>Operation	Keyboard Shortcut
  =>Close currently running app or window	Alt+Q
  =>Display Options bar	Windows+Z
  =>Lock computer (display Lock screen)	Windows+L
  =>Open Windows Help	Windows+F1
  =>Return to Start screen	Windows key
  =>Scroll down	PageDown or down arrow
  =>Scroll left	PageUp or left arrow
  =>Scroll right	PageDown or right arrow
  =>Scroll up	PageUp or up arrow
  =>To Search	Windows+S or Windows+Q
  =>Shut down Windows	Alt+F4

   

  Save Your Files in the Cloud

  
  
  The Microsoft very much would like for you to store all your files on its SkyDrive service, and has more strongly integrated SkyDrive into the Windows 8.1 operating system. (And into Office 2013, too, but that's another story.) 
  
  
  Four simple steps are:
  
  =:> If you want to use SkyDrive, you have the option of making SkyDrive the default location for all your saved files, as well as automatically uploading all your photos to SkyDrive.
  
  =:> Then display the Charms bar and select Settings, then click Change PC Settings. From the PC Settings panel, select SkyDrive. 
  
  
  
  =:> To set SkyDrive as the default location when you save a file, select File Storage and then switch "on" the Save Documents to SkyDrive by Default option. 
  
  
  =:> To automatically upload files from your camera roll to SkyDrive, select Camera Roll and then select either of the Upload Files options.

   

  Create a System Image Backup

  Windows 8.1 offers a File History feature that functions much like Apple's Time Machine incremental backup system. You can also use Windows 8.1 to create a full system image backup, which you can use to restore you complete system in the event of a catastrophic failure.
  
   To make image backup follow th esteps below:
  
  
  =:> the best way to find it is to press Windows+S to open the Search panel, and then search for <file history>.
  
  
  
  =:> Then You want to select the second File History option in the search results, to open the File History utility on the Windows desktop.
  
  
  =:> From here, click System Image Backup in the lower left corner.
  
  
  =:> And This opens the Create a System Image wizard; follow the onscreen instructions to back up your entire system.