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How to remove your pendrive virus	Now start,go to search box and write cmd>go to run administrator> and then system32> after type d: press enter>type D:\>attrib-s-r-h*.*/s/d/l and press enter>type D:>

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How to save your your internet mb,disabled auto update	Now start,go to this pc>and mouse right click>go to manage>go to servises all application>and double click serivises>search,windows update>double click windows update>from general select type >do dissabled from option>and service status under and click stop>and then apply>press ok.

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How to take screenshot	Now start,fristly write to search box,snipping tool>snipping tool double click>go to new besides option rectengular option select>amd new to click >amd select your image by mouse>and do save

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How to refresh full computer just one click	Now start,fristly open your notepad>new file open>write to notepad,Echo off>enter press>write,cd/ >enter press >write,tree>enter press>write,C:>press enter>write tree>press enter>write,D:>press enter>write tree>after file save as,file name to be write, refresh.bat>and save to desktop and after double click this file, and then refresh your pc

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How to removes your computer virus	Now start,first wark is go to search menu besides start menu .search box to write command.shortcut show command prompt>right key click>run as adminisrtator>microsoft windoew open>and click yes>system32> after write sfc/scannow.thats it,when 100% complet, resart your computer

10: Security/privacy 101It is a dangerous world out there!
Menu skill no-10	You absolutely must knowhow to protect yourself from attackers on the Internet and keep your personal data private. Everything from knowing to check a link before you click it toverifying that encryption is beingused to transmit sensitive data to researching sites before giving them your personal data are all critical skills for the modern computer user. If you do not know how to keep yourself safe, you need to learn how.What else?Does this cover the basic requirements of computer literacy or would you add a few more skills to the list? Share your thoughts with other TechRepublic members.

:9 How to hook it upDesp ite the color coding of connections and the fact that most cords can be plugged into only one hole, tons of people still can't hook up a computer.
Menu skill no-9	It is tough to claim to be computerliterate if you can't even get it hooked up and turned on without some help.

8: Simple networking diagnosisNetworking problems create themost common trouble with most computers.
Menu skill no-8	While you don't need to be able to programa Cisco router, you should know how to:*.Determine your IP address*.Verify physical connectivity to the network*.Check that you have a logical connection to the network*.Find out what path network traffic takes to get to its destination*.Translate from DNS names to IP addresses.

7: Basic hardware terminologyIt is tough to have someone help you with a problem when you tell them that your "hard drive" is unplugged, when you really mean "the computer.
Menu skill no-7	There are a number of common hardware misunderstandings out there, and while some are understandable (for instance, confusing a NIC with a modem — the cables look similar and they serve the same purpose, networking), knowing basic hardware terminology is a must-have skill to be a savvy user.

6: Common keyboard commandsIf you do not know how to copy/paste without a mouse, you arenotcomputer literate.
Menu skill no-6	Sorry! Every operating system has some universal keyboard commands, and while knowing them won't add 30 minutes backinto your day, it will take a lot of the "friction" out of using a computer. Learning these commands is more a matter of routine than anything else; a short tutorial done once a day for a week will probably be enough to put you in the habit, and it will make you a happier user.

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5: Virus/malware scanningMuch of typical computer maintenance is automated or unneeded at this point, but it is still essential to understand howto check a system for nasty bugs, spyware, and other malicious applications.
Menu skill no-5	While the scanning tools come with real-time monitors, something can still slip onto the system before the scanner has the right filter for it. So it's critical to know how to trigger a manual virus/malware scan, as well as how to use alternative systems, spot signs of an infection, and other similar tasks.

4: Browser basicsIt is almost painful to watch some "computer savvy" people operate a Web browser
Menu skill no-4	The most obvious goof is going to a search engine to type in the address of the site they want to go to. But folks are unaware of alot of other things they do that make the Internet more difficult than it needs to be. Mastering techniques like opening links in new windows, using bookmarks,editing URLs to perform navigation, clearing the browser cache, and understanding common error messages will give you access to a world of unlimited information instead ofkeeping you stuck with only what Web site designers make obvious.

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4: Spreadsheets offer incredibly powerful analysis possibilities...
Menu skill no-4	if you know how to use them for more than storing the holiday card addresslist. (Okay, I use Excel for that too.) Being able to use formulas,references, and macros can turna "grid of numbers" into actionable information in the hands of the right person.

3: SpreadsheetsSpreadsheets werethekiller application that got a lot of people willing to pony up big bucks for a PC in the early 1980s.
Menu skill no-3	Andit continues to be extremely important, even though in many ways its functions have been put into other applications. (For example, people may write moreemails than documents, but the task is nearly identical.) It is tough to claim to be computer literate if the basic functions of word processing — like spell check, table creation, and working with headers — are outside your capabilities.

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2: Word processingWord processing is one of the oldest uses for a computer.
Menu skill no-2	Andit continues to be extremely important, even though in many ways its functions have been put into other applications. (For example, people may write moreemails than documents, but the task is nearly identical.) It is tough to claim to be computer literate if the basic functions of word processing — like spell check, table creation, and working with headers — are outside your capabilities.

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1:10 things you have to know to be computer literateMany of your users are coastingalong without adequate computer knowledge.
Menu skill no-1	Help themclose the gap by sharing this listof essential skills.ByJustin James|in10 Things,February 6, 2012, 5:46 AM PSTIt is tempting to think that because you have used a computer for a long time, you are "computer literate" or"computer savvy," but this is not the case. Here are 10 skills you absolutely must know to be considered computer literate. If you already know these, you should be helping others learn them as well!1: Search enginesUsing a search engine is more than typing in the address, putting a couple of keywords into the big text box, clicking Search, and choosing the first result. While that may work, it won't give you the best results much of the time. Learning the advanced search, Boolean operators, and how to discern good results from bad results goes a long way toward enabling you to use a computer as apowerful research tool.