Introduction to Windows

 What is Windows?

Windows is an operating system developed by Microsoft, and it powers millions of personal computers worldwide. Think of it as the “brain” of your computer that allows you to run software, manage files, and interact with your device. Whether you’re browsing the web, playing games, or doing work, Windows makes it all possible.

Why Choose Windows?

Why choose Windows over other operating systems? Well, Windows offers a user-friendly interface, broad compatibility with various software, and the ability to connect with a wide range of devices. Its versatility is what makes it popular with both beginners and professionals alike.

 Different Versions of Windows (Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11)

Over the years, Windows has gone through various upgrades. As a beginner, it’s helpful to know what version you’re using, as each version has different features:

• Windows 7: Known for its stability and ease of use.
• Windows 8: Introduced the Start screen but wasn’t popular.
• Windows 10: A blend of traditional and modern features, widely used.
• Windows 11: The latest version with a more modern look and feel, optimized for new hardware.

 Navigating the Windows Interface

At the core of Windows is its interface, consisting of the Taskbar, Start Menu, and Desktop. The Start Menu is where you can access your apps, settings, and files. The Taskbar shows open programs and allows you to switch between them.