I am 44 and Technologically Impaired. I appreciate this. I am dumb when it comes to computers but I want to learn so that I can become a Computer Programmer.
Honestly, this is an important foundation for anyone interested in tech, and everyone is capable to learn how to code. As long as you put the effort required.
@@stefanchannel11you had to learn how to crawl before you can walk right. Or did your parents just slap you in the face when you couldn’t walk at 6 months old?? If they didn’t they should have
⭐ Course Contents ⭐ ⌨ (00:00:00) Introduction ⌨ (00:00:55) What Is a Computer? ⌨ (00:03:37) Buttons and Ports on a Computer ⌨ (00:06:01) Basic Parts of a Computer ⌨ (00:08:47) Inside a Computer ⌨ (00:10:58) Getting to Know Laptop Computers ⌨ (00:12:55) Understanding Operating Systems ⌨ (00:14:21) Understanding Applications ⌨ (00:15:53) Setting Up a Desktop Computer ⌨ (00:18:47) Connecting to the Internet ⌨ (00:22:41) What Is the Cloud? ⌨ (00:25:06) Cleaning Your Computer ⌨ (00:29:02) Protecting Your Computer ⌨ (00:32:17) Creating a Safe Workspace ⌨ (00:36:25) Internet Safety: Your Browser's Security Features ⌨ (00:38:36) Understanding Spam and Phishing ⌨ (00:43:27) Understanding Digital Tracking ⌨ (00:45:39) Windows Basics: Getting Started with the Desktop ⌨ (00:47:40) Mac OS X Basics: Getting Started with the Desktop ⌨ (00:52:26) Browser Basics.
This course is better than brilliant. I am 84 years old and came through a professional career where total computer service was provided. So I have reached a dizzy retirement age as the original computer dumbo. By chance, I found this! It progresses at a speed I can follow and slowly defines all the technical terms. Just to say thank you is not enough to express my appreciation! I live alone and need to use and understand the Internet for my writing work and global connections.
Great course. People such as myself who grew up with computers can easily forget that not everybody shared that experience. Some people actually are starting from the beginning.
More "absolute beginner" videos, please! (Especially math and science!) This is amazing. Thank you. We appreciate all that you do. Education and knowledge available for all!
@@jay_wright_thats_right no need to get nasty and label people when you know nothing about them! Perhaps the teaching style on this channel works best for some people.
This content is absolutely flawless! As a computer science undergrad, I'm amazed at how accessible and straightforward this video teaches the basics of computer usage. Congrats!
I have been a computer technician for more than 30 years. This is a great video for "newbies". And even though I have a lot of experience, I watched the whole thing. Nice job. 😊
@@immysaiyed2660Yep.. What domain are you on? I need Admin access to your domain and also need access to your domains DC. Once I have that, I can launch AD, bring up your AD object and reset your Windows PW. I can also check and see if you're simply locked out from too many failed login attempts and unlock your Windows profile. If you're not on any domain, I can remotely connect to your machine with TeamViewer and can get you logged in.
I go to a vocational school and I am in a beginner computer course I already have some experience with digital literacy. However, most of my classmates are older folks so I pitch this video to my teacher and I think she’s going to consider putting it in the first course. I think this video summarizes the basics in a understanding way.
This is great!!.....I'm 73 yrs old and I learn the meaning of certain abbrev. I think I have to listen to this again to apply my understanding on how it's explained.
(00:00:00) Introduction (00:00:55) What Is a Computer? (00:03:37) Buttons and Ports on a Computer (00:06:01) Basic Parts of a Computer (00:08:47) Inside a Computer (00:10:58) Getting to Know Laptop Computers (00:12:55) Understanding Operating Systems (00:14:21) Understanding Applications (00:15:53) Setting Up a Desktop Computer (00:18:47) Connecting to the Internet (00:22:41) What Is the Cloud? (00:25:06) Cleaning Your Computer (00:29:02) Protecting Your Computer (00:32:17) Creating a Safe Workspace (00:36:25) Internet Safety: Your Browser's Security Features (00:38:36) Understanding Spam and Phishing (00:43:27) Understanding Digital Tracking (00:45:39) Windows Basics: Getting Started with the Desktop (00:47:40) Mac OS X Basics: Getting Started with the Desktop (00:52:26) Browser Basics.
my mom, who is in her 50s, is starting her very first office job soon and was really worried that she doesn’t know anything about computers. i’ve tried teaching her before but it always left both of us frustrated. i skimmed through this before sending it to her and i’m so shocked at how much information this video has! i know my mom is going to love this video
Great video! I know basics but this has helped me with advancing. I worked cell, microwave and radio towers building towers and installing the systems 80-900 feet in the air, without tower workers we wouldnt have access. I helped build everything we use for wireless communication but aside from printing schematics of time records for my crew I never had the need. Thanks for putting this out.
This is a heckingbanger, Im thrilled to get the spanish version so my non tech savy relatives can learn basic computer security and be a part of the digital worrld, amazing job!
I av suffered in this world all in the name to become tech savvy Av wasted my hard earned money to be computer literate All effort prooved futile.Until i net ur course on you tube.You av answered my need.Thanks and God bless
I have been looking for this kind of Basic video for long time! One thing I like about it is you are not talking too fast! Some of videos is jumping so fast you can’t understand. Great job! I am so glad I found you! Thank you again!😊
Thank you! I'm 36 and I've literally never had a desktop PC before in my life. I haven't had a laptop in over 10 years. I just didnt need one as a professional bartender lol. Now I'm starting an accelerated CompTIA course and I'm starting so behind. I don't even know how to navigate the used laptop i just purchased for the class properly. I need this stuff explained to me like I'm a 5 year old hearing about a computer for the first time. I appreciate the vidoes about the very, very basics! Wish me luck 😂😅💀
Wonderful video! I have 5 years experience in IT, and found this very engaging and informative. I shared with my parents who are not very tech savvy. Hope they enjoy it.
I am glad and at last i found your uploaded video. For a beginner , it is really an eye opener. To learn the proper way to use the computer. As I grow older, I still keep on learning. Plenty Thanks for the tutorial for beginner. My APPRECIATION.👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ .
This video is gold. Knowing nothing about computers takes away all confidence and makes you feel dumb. This has opened my eyes and given me the basic knowledge and understanding that I have needed for YEARS! I’m 32, and I have always been embarrassed because all along I only knew how to switch on a laptop and that’s it. Thank you for this😊
I totally recommend this short introduction or Basic Computer Course, its really well done, I have a strong computer background, I have taken many computer courses online and offline, this one is great for beginners, I have take the Strata Fundamentals (Old ITF+ certificate), CompTIA will be changing the ITF+ Certificate soon and the NEW One is Called TECH+ which I Think will be available in the new year (2025). I think everyone should have these Certificates either the ITF+ or the Tech+ maybe even taught in High School. We now live on a really Tech or Digital world, soon to be an AI Automation world.
I bought this computrer. It's called ZX Spectrum. I can even play games after buying some cassettes. Takes a few minutes to load and usually it works. I hope this course will teach me more about what computers are and how they can be useful.
Thank you for the clarity of this course. I’m the age where I know just enough to be dangerous 😅. I now actually look forward to playing around with my laptop rather than fear it 🙏😊
Thank you for this video i m 43 i decided to learning but my husband Discouraged me tel me i m to old back one school and i can't learn anything 😭 thank you so much i love this video help me ❤ stay blessed
I know a lot about computers, but again I'm here watching this very well explained video. And yea, if you add different subtitles this can have a lot of views.
I use to know computer and could repair them and fix troubleshooting issues but over the years i have forgotten how to use them since i have not used one since 2013 lol who knew you could forget so i need to get back to it thank u for this
Great video! I put together a Dell OptiPlex 9020 MT for my 66 year old, younger brother , who has never had a computer. Due to the nationwide push to provide connectivity to rural areas, he is getting a fiber internet connection, which is why I got him the computer. His router is being deliver and installed by the ISP on Monday, and I plan to be there with the computer. So, I've been trying to figure out how to give him a crash course. Well, your video is going to make that a lot easier. The only part that I found that isn't applicable to him is about defragging the disk as he has an SSD.
I beeeegged all in my family to come and only one helped and in 5 min..it was simple she was sooo thourough but left to another state and defriended me from my sister telling her a lie, that ended that good gift i had. Jealousy and no time has gotten many to pay out to professionals that see everything private you had. So we have a monopoly that many cannot even work..and are litterally in isolation
I work in K12 IT. I had a teacher a few years ago put in a tech ticket because her laptop screen developed a dark spot in the center. I took a look at it and noticed that section of the lid was warped. It looked almost melted. She tells me she didn't know what happened. So I replace the screen and lid and return it a few hours later. Then she tells me she lit a candle and put it right behind the laptop screen.... I thought to myself "You're lucky we don't charge you for this stuff".
I live in a country where computers are not common got my first smart phone at 16.. and started using computer recently at 18. Sometimes it's embrrasing how little i know about tech and it's functioning, this was really helpful.
@@anonymouscode1635 because we have not grown around computers no computers at home and limited access in school like once a week on a computer with no wifi or internet connection.
@@JJFlores197 thankful I never have to do that shitty works. But my point is GUI is designed in a way that human intuition can easily predict what the function of a button . And learning these kind of things is insane to me .
@@anonymouscode1635 That's where you're not entirely correct. What is intuitive to you and me and many others may not be intuitive at all. You need to humble yourself and actually work with people who are not tech savvy. GUIs are not designed all the same. Some systems are great, others are terrible and others are absolutely horrid in user friendliness and ease of use.
This is how teaching should be done with animation with this I am not sure I would ever forget this This video is just a master peice wish most teaching can be done this way
This show is very comprehensive for an audience, regardless of computer knowledge and interest in computers to understand without difficulties. Since I can keyboard the same way I used to type on a typewriter, I use the microcomputer better than doing one kind of task on a single apparatus, of course like the typewriter. I relish seeing people use computers. A Windows-based microcomputer of my own choice works well for me.
That's great. Though, no one calls a computer a microcomputer anymore. That sounds like a pretty archaic term. I still see that term used in job postings that haven't updated their job description in nearly 2 decades.
@@JJFlores197 I thank you a lot. I owned my first microcomputer, a Cybernet all-in-one computer in 2002. I used Microsoft Windows XP Professional, and Microsoft Office XP Professional, which were user-friendly as easy as using a Macintosh microcomputer. That is the reason I would not want to return to the past. I discovered many techniques in using the business productivity application programs by myself. For your convenience and short typing, 2 decades equal 1 score. On September 17, 2023, you got another "like" from me. Thank you for typing to me. "Happy Keyboarding!" 💙
@@JJFlores197People do not keyboard like you and me. I speculate that artificial intelligence (AI), will relieve many users from doing the majority of the work by keyboarding it as input. This is why I want to continue using my microcomputer without the artificial intelligence in my way. Thank you for typing to me. Happy Keyboarding!
Great 😃 help to senior citizens whose grandchildren (children of computer age) are sharper than their grandparents. Grandparents had no computers as computers became popular around 1990. This video tutorial is good attempt to narrow the "generation gap". Thank you for sharing.
I did a GNVQ in I.T. But I dropped out of it and gave up on school, due to a serious family loss in my family. Biggest regret dropping out of that course. But I’m interested in trying to start learning how to code and may try learning HTML again, or a different language. Though I am watching this, I am definitely going to sub to channel, look forward to learning more and watching too. Greetings, originally from the Uk and now in Canada.
such a great vid, loved it. even tho i grew up around computers i dont know anything since my brother took care of electronics. really helped me out in getting more independent
Thanks for this series of videos. Even though I know some things about computers, I still have a lot to learn, and I welcome anything that I can do to help me out ASAP. 👍
A very useful computer technology link that could help computer user, in order to avoid costly services of computer service. Thanks a for this educational link.
This is so helpful I am 82 and am so frustrated . Today was the best day of my life finding you ! So many 😅are going to be grateful. Give us more ! ❤
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I agree I'm 67
Yeah, I'm 97 too
@@trudyvaccaro1560hi there
@@carolharley2180 hi there
I am 44 and Technologically Impaired. I appreciate this. I am dumb when it comes to computers but I want to learn so that I can become a Computer Programmer.
if you are watching this and want to become a programmer.... good luck lollll
its okay to start from zero the imortant is to keep consistent @channel11
Honestly, this is an important foundation for anyone interested in tech, and everyone is capable to learn how to code. As long as you put the effort required.
Salute to the journey!
@@stefanchannel11you had to learn how to crawl before you can walk right. Or did your parents just slap you in the face when you couldn’t walk at 6 months old?? If they didn’t they should have
Thank you so much, at 62 I got tired of asking my kids and grandkids
I am the same age and know the feeling all too well!
I’m 67 and school and really don’t know much about computers.
How old are your grandkids?
⭐ Course Contents ⭐
⌨ (00:00:00) Introduction
⌨ (00:00:55) What Is a Computer?
⌨ (00:03:37) Buttons and Ports on a Computer
⌨ (00:06:01) Basic Parts of a Computer
⌨ (00:08:47) Inside a Computer
⌨ (00:10:58) Getting to Know Laptop Computers
⌨ (00:12:55) Understanding Operating Systems
⌨ (00:14:21) Understanding Applications
⌨ (00:15:53) Setting Up a Desktop Computer
⌨ (00:18:47) Connecting to the Internet
⌨ (00:22:41) What Is the Cloud?
⌨ (00:25:06) Cleaning Your Computer
⌨ (00:29:02) Protecting Your Computer
⌨ (00:32:17) Creating a Safe Workspace
⌨ (00:36:25) Internet Safety: Your Browser's Security Features
⌨ (00:38:36) Understanding Spam and Phishing
⌨ (00:43:27) Understanding Digital Tracking
⌨ (00:45:39) Windows Basics: Getting Started with the Desktop
⌨ (00:47:40) Mac OS X Basics: Getting Started with the Desktop
⌨ (00:52:26) Browser Basics.
Thanku soo much
Why
Need this pinned.
Thanks
Getting to know computer
This course is better than brilliant. I am 84 years old and came through a professional career where total computer service was provided. So I have reached a dizzy retirement age as the original computer dumbo. By chance, I found this! It progresses at a speed I can follow and slowly defines all the technical terms. Just to say thank you is not enough to express my appreciation! I live alone and need to use and understand the Internet for my writing work and global connections.
Great course. People such as myself who grew up with computers can easily forget that not everybody shared that experience. Some people actually are starting from the beginning.
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whoever is still alive today didn't grow up with computers lol
@@Leak-ec5gb literally anyone born before 1990
I am born 1998, and I did not have access to computer till 5th standard.
You can say this a million times again. This channel is a legend in our lifetime.
More "absolute beginner" videos, please! (Especially math and science!)
This is amazing. Thank you. We appreciate all that you do. Education and knowledge available for all!
@@jay_wright_thats_right no need to get nasty and label people when you know nothing about them! Perhaps the teaching style on this channel works best for some people.
Ppp❤
www.youtube.com/@MCITCOMPUTERACADEMY
In this channel start all beginners videos
I got a 10 for my computer class in high school and it was easy just ctrl alt delete and redo it if you answer wrong lol...
This content is absolutely flawless! As a computer science undergrad, I'm amazed at how accessible and straightforward this video teaches the basics of computer usage. Congrats!
I have been a computer technician for more than 30 years. This is a great video for "newbies". And even though I have a lot of experience, I watched the whole thing. Nice job. 😊
Can you set my password and unlock my account.
@@immysaiyed2660Yep..
What domain are you on?
I need Admin access to your domain and also need access to your domains DC.
Once I have that, I can launch AD, bring up your AD object and reset your Windows PW.
I can also check and see if you're simply locked out from too many failed login attempts and unlock your Windows profile.
If you're not on any domain, I can remotely connect to your machine with TeamViewer and can get you logged in.
what to learn to work as a computer technician?
where you live??
I go to a vocational school and I am in a beginner computer course I already have some experience with digital literacy. However, most of my classmates are older folks so I pitch this video to my teacher and I think she’s going to consider putting it in the first course. I think this video summarizes the basics in a understanding way.
How old are you and which class? This is great for the older generation.
@@jackjack4412there are plenty of young people who don't how to use a computer, I used to be one of them
This is great!!.....I'm 73 yrs old and I learn the meaning of certain abbrev. I think I have to listen to this again to apply my understanding on how it's explained.
Im a computer scientist and found this video is better put presented than any thing I can do.
Even though i've been using computers all my life, i will still watch this video just in case i'm missing something :D
Always good to be reminded.
(00:00:00) Introduction
(00:00:55) What Is a Computer?
(00:03:37) Buttons and Ports on a Computer
(00:06:01) Basic Parts of a Computer
(00:08:47) Inside a Computer
(00:10:58) Getting to Know Laptop Computers
(00:12:55) Understanding Operating Systems
(00:14:21) Understanding Applications
(00:15:53) Setting Up a Desktop Computer
(00:18:47) Connecting to the Internet
(00:22:41) What Is the Cloud?
(00:25:06) Cleaning Your Computer
(00:29:02) Protecting Your Computer
(00:32:17) Creating a Safe Workspace
(00:36:25) Internet Safety: Your Browser's Security Features
(00:38:36) Understanding Spam and Phishing
(00:43:27) Understanding Digital Tracking
(00:45:39) Windows Basics: Getting Started with the Desktop
(00:47:40) Mac OS X Basics: Getting Started with the Desktop
(00:52:26) Browser Basics.
I'm almost 800 years old and this video has been immensly helpful! Your parents should be proud young man/woman!
I am 700, I was starting to feel lonely - Phew! LOL!
LOL
im 980 and ikr they should be proud of the kid
i am 6969
Beat 54,363 years of age!
We teach Senior Citizens basic computers and basic Microsoft. This video is extremely helpful in ministering. It enhances our teaching.
Thank you
my mom, who is in her 50s, is starting her very first office job soon and was really worried that she doesn’t know anything about computers. i’ve tried teaching her before but it always left both of us frustrated.
i skimmed through this before sending it to her and i’m so shocked at how much information this video has! i know my mom is going to love this video
I'm sending this to my parents. Can't thank you more for making this video.
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Great video! I know basics but this has helped me with advancing. I worked cell, microwave and radio towers building towers and installing the systems 80-900 feet in the air, without tower workers we wouldnt have access. I helped build everything we use for wireless communication but aside from printing schematics of time records for my crew I never had the need. Thanks for putting this out.
This is a heckingbanger, Im thrilled to get the spanish version so my non tech savy relatives can learn basic computer security and be a part of the digital worrld, amazing job!
I av suffered in this world all in the name to become tech savvy Av wasted my hard earned money to be computer literate All effort prooved futile.Until i net ur course on you tube.You av answered my need.Thanks and God bless
Understanding the basics of computer is the beginning path to tech mastery.
I have been looking for this kind of Basic video for long time! One thing I like about it is you are not talking too fast! Some of videos is jumping so fast you can’t understand. Great job!
I am so glad I found you!
Thank you again!😊
❤
Thank you!
I'm 36 and I've literally never had a desktop PC before in my life. I haven't had a laptop in over 10 years. I just didnt need one as a professional bartender lol.
Now I'm starting an accelerated CompTIA course and I'm starting so behind. I don't even know how to navigate the used laptop i just purchased for the class properly.
I need this stuff explained to me like I'm a 5 year old hearing about a computer for the first time.
I appreciate the vidoes about the very, very basics!
Wish me luck 😂😅💀
Why are you starting a CompTIA course? Career change?
viel Glück
Hey you are knocking up the traditional education which took years to learn these things 🔥❤️
This is great for seniors, we need more of this. Thank you
Wonderful video! I have 5 years experience in IT, and found this very engaging and informative. I shared with my parents who are not very tech savvy. Hope they enjoy it.
I am glad and at last i found your uploaded video. For a beginner , it is really an eye opener. To learn the proper way to use the computer. As I grow older, I still keep on learning. Plenty Thanks for the tutorial for beginner. My APPRECIATION.👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ .
Me, who has a BS in Computer Engineering: Oh yeah this course looks good
😂😂😂😂
Did you learn anything from this?
@@jackjack4412 probably not, he definetly knows >90% of the stuff
This video is gold. Knowing nothing about computers takes away all confidence and makes you feel dumb. This has opened my eyes and given me the basic knowledge and understanding that I have needed for YEARS! I’m 32, and I have always been embarrassed because all along I only knew how to switch on a laptop and that’s it. Thank you for this😊
I haven't finished the video but it's amazing the simple and clear way to explain what a computer is. Thank you !!!
I totally recommend this short introduction or Basic Computer Course, its really well done, I have a strong computer background, I have taken many computer courses online and offline, this one is great for beginners, I have take the Strata Fundamentals (Old ITF+ certificate), CompTIA will be changing the ITF+ Certificate soon and the NEW One is Called TECH+ which I Think will be available in the new year (2025). I think everyone should have these Certificates either the ITF+ or the Tech+ maybe even taught in High School. We now live on a really Tech or Digital world, soon to be an AI Automation world.
I bought this computrer. It's called ZX Spectrum. I can even play games after buying some cassettes. Takes a few minutes to load and usually it works. I hope this course will teach me more about what computers are and how they can be useful.
Only 6 minutes in and this is great! Could always use a refresher course❤❤
A wonderful HELP even for old timers who still have a lot to learn. Thank you.
I woke today thanks to God💯
Praise The Lord.❤
Amen 🙏🏾
Alhamdulillah
Excellent!! I wanted to provide computer literacy training without having to reinvent the wheel, and this is a wonderful video to share. Thank you!
Ijust wanted to say, I picked this course because, ( the NARRATOR was EASY to understand!.)....Thankyou🙏
Thank you for this basics course. I've been recommending it to people who want to enter tech recently!
It's a shame that I had to pay my university $2,000 and buy a $100 textbook for literally this. Great video!
Which university? Mute
money grab
Bruh any highschooler could've gladly taught you the basics for 10$
@@moonlover2022 The University of Hard Knock Life!
Thank you for the clarity of this course. I’m the age where I know just enough to be dangerous 😅. I now actually look forward to playing around with my laptop rather than fear it 🙏😊
Please add many different languages subtitles! You will save most of us from our relatives and coworkers
lmfao
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Best channel all courses available for free bcoz of this channel youtube becomes best free source for learning new skills ❤👍
This is what i call perfect .
Thank You for this simple yet wonderful course
This video is one of the most essential videos ever made. Incredible!
I'm going to start teaching a TECH 101 for people at my church who are tech challenged and THIS video is a gem!!! Thank you soo much.
Thank you for this video i m 43 i decided to learning but my husband Discouraged me tel me i m to old back one school and i can't learn anything 😭 thank you so much i love this video help me ❤ stay blessed
perfect video for my mother to start learning about computers, thank you !
Am so delighted with the channel for extending this opportunity
I'm so glad that I'm learning about basic computers!
I know a lot about computers, but again I'm here watching this very well explained video. And yea, if you add different subtitles this can have a lot of views.
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Which language do you want?
@@jackjack4412can you help me with arabic substitle if you can ?
I use to know computer and could repair them and fix troubleshooting issues but over the years i have forgotten how to use them since i have not used one since 2013 lol who knew you could forget so i need to get back to it thank u for this
Thanks for this great ressource! An addiditional course about computer hardware would be really great!
I wanna get into IT but I've never been around computers in my life..realluly starting from the badics
Excellent presentation on the life of a great guitarist. Thanks to Francisco Taregga and the lovely presenter.
Been all over the Microsoft help for this problem and no mention of what you showed. Thank you!
I am in school learning IT and this is super helpful!!
no wonder
Thanks!
Thank you God bless great information happy new years 🙏🙏🙏
ماشاء الله، دورة مفيدة جدا، شكرا لقناتكم المميزة.
هل يمكنكم تقديم دورات للإتقان برامج Microsoft office؟
Thanks I send it to my grandson and it was a good refreshing course for me
Thanks for simplifying this topic-it was so helpful! 🌈
Thank you for your videos I am over 60 years ago and I can always get a refresh lesson 🖐😁🖥
Great video! I put together a Dell OptiPlex 9020 MT for my 66 year old, younger brother , who has never had a computer. Due to the nationwide push to provide connectivity to rural areas, he is getting a fiber internet connection, which is why I got him the computer. His router is being deliver and installed by the ISP on Monday, and I plan to be there with the computer. So, I've been trying to figure out how to give him a crash course. Well, your video is going to make that a lot easier. The only part that I found that isn't applicable to him is about defragging the disk as he has an SSD.
I beeeegged all in my family to come and only one helped and in 5 min..it was simple she was sooo thourough but left to another state and defriended me from my sister telling her a lie, that ended that good gift i had. Jealousy and no time has gotten many to pay out to professionals that see everything private you had. So we have a monopoly that many cannot even work..and are litterally in isolation
Good Sr. I'm Nigerian I want to beginners. Lean with you sr. thank you for your time. good luck 🙏🏽🤗
Same here.Im from Nigeria.And u found this information very useful.God bless you more for this concept.
Running the keyboard under the water was wild asl 😂
I work in K12 IT. I had a teacher a few years ago put in a tech ticket because her laptop screen developed a dark spot in the center. I took a look at it and noticed that section of the lid was warped. It looked almost melted. She tells me she didn't know what happened. So I replace the screen and lid and return it a few hours later. Then she tells me she lit a candle and put it right behind the laptop screen.... I thought to myself "You're lucky we don't charge you for this stuff".
@@JJFlores197 😭😭😭
I am glad I downloaded this. My 10 year is a beneficiary of this knowledge as well. Thanks
Just sent to my Mom, we'll learn this together ❤
Everything is very well explained and such great visuals are very helpful and understanding.
Thanks for the great course. As always, much appreciated! ♥ ♥ 💯
I will master all of his videos. It will be back breaking work and will take months but I swear I will.
This lectures learned me more information and feel comfortable thanks.
Thank u for sharing,it's a big help for everyone who's willing to learn basic skills,
I have not expeirence with computres. this information is Gold! for me. Thank you!
I live in a country where computers are not common got my first smart phone at 16.. and started using computer recently at 18. Sometimes it's embrrasing how little i know about tech and it's functioning, this was really helpful.
I'm kinda surprised how some people need to learn how to use computers.
@@anonymouscode1635 because we have not grown around computers no computers at home and limited access in school like once a week on a computer with no wifi or internet connection.
@@anonymouscode1635 Pretty ignorant comment. You've never worked in IT support have you?
@@JJFlores197 thankful I never have to do that shitty works. But my point is GUI is designed in a way that human intuition can easily predict what the function of a button . And learning these kind of things is insane to me .
@@anonymouscode1635 That's where you're not entirely correct. What is intuitive to you and me and many others may not be intuitive at all. You need to humble yourself and actually work with people who are not tech savvy. GUIs are not designed all the same. Some systems are great, others are terrible and others are absolutely horrid in user friendliness and ease of use.
This is how teaching should be done with animation with this I am not sure I would ever forget this
This video is just a master peice wish most teaching can be done this way
This show is very comprehensive for an audience, regardless of computer knowledge and interest in computers to understand without difficulties. Since I can keyboard the same way I used to type on a typewriter, I use the microcomputer better than doing one kind of task on a single apparatus, of course like the typewriter. I relish seeing people use computers. A Windows-based microcomputer of my own choice works well for me.
That's great. Though, no one calls a computer a microcomputer anymore. That sounds like a pretty archaic term. I still see that term used in job postings that haven't updated their job description in nearly 2 decades.
@@JJFlores197 I thank you a lot. I owned my first microcomputer, a Cybernet all-in-one computer in 2002. I used Microsoft Windows XP Professional, and Microsoft Office XP Professional, which were user-friendly as easy as using a Macintosh microcomputer. That is the reason I would not want to return to the past. I discovered many techniques in using the business productivity application programs by myself. For your convenience and short typing, 2 decades equal 1 score. On September 17, 2023, you got another "like" from me. Thank you for typing to me. "Happy Keyboarding!" 💙
@@JJFlores197People do not keyboard like you and me. I speculate that artificial intelligence (AI), will relieve many users from doing the majority of the work by keyboarding it as input. This is why I want to continue using my microcomputer without the artificial intelligence in my way. Thank you for typing to me. Happy Keyboarding!
I have a feeling I will be watching this video multiple times, thank you to the people and organizations who compiled and created this🙌🏾
this is awesome ! This needs to be translated in different languages !
Great reminder. Thank you so much.
God is just great
Woke up early morning and on TH-cam I found this ... bless this channel...I'm humbled.
Wow this video is so informative!! I need to take notes immediately and the crazy thing is that I’m only 3 minutes in 😅
How to take a note for this video? Pls suggestion
This is very informative...I have always wanted to but never gotten the chance like thanks for this platform
Great 😃 help to senior citizens whose grandchildren (children of computer age) are sharper than their grandparents. Grandparents had no computers as computers became popular around 1990.
This video tutorial is good attempt to narrow the "generation gap".
Thank you for sharing.
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thank you so much, this is really helpful . I missed my time to learn computer and long time looked for a tutor. this helps the best
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For intermediate and advanced version please. 🙂
They have I.T courses available.
valueble video
my computer journey started from here
I did a GNVQ in I.T. But I dropped out of it and gave up on school, due to a serious family loss in my family. Biggest regret dropping out of that course.
But I’m interested in trying to start learning how to code and may try learning HTML again, or a different language.
Though I am watching this, I am definitely going to sub to channel, look forward to learning more and watching too. Greetings, originally from the Uk and now in Canada.
such a great vid, loved it. even tho i grew up around computers i dont know anything since my brother took care of electronics. really helped me out in getting more independent
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I am learning about computer and English with you guys, well done, keep going :)
OMG THANK YOU! my Mother needs this sooooo bad❤
Thanks for this series of videos. Even though I know some things about computers, I still have a lot to learn, and I welcome anything that I can do to help me out ASAP. 👍
A very useful computer technology link that could help computer user, in order to avoid costly services of computer service. Thanks a for this educational link.
Super!It's what l need
Thank you so much. Matthew 4:17
Gotta admit.... it is truly a great video