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| Windows 8 Presentation (Photo credit: Michael Kappel) |
I am not really surprised to find out it is a huge jab to remove. Microsoft wants to keep you in once they have you. I am not sure what is next for me. I think I saw a screen advising how to set my computer back to the factory settings, but now I can't find it.
I am hoping that if I mess with it for a week or so I may learn to use it. I have been at it for a while now (2 or 3 hours) and it may be slowly sinking in. One thing I don't like is needing to make an account for mail and logging in. What was wrong with putting in your password? I had a problem getting my internet to connect. I was hard wired and no-go. so now I am on wi-fi it seems to work OK, but why no go on the plug in method? I normally use that because it is a little quicker.
Just a note this is on a laptop, I am not going to put it on my desktop until I am sure it is the one for me. There is a list of stuff that needs to be re-installed and I may get to it next week.
This last paragraph is being done using Dragon NaturallySpeaking, just to see how it works out. But I can see so far, there seems to be a bit of lag at the beginning of a sentence. And maybe I'm not yelling loud enough for it to work properly. I have just raise my voice and moved the computer a little closer. Let's see what happens here. I guess I'm going to have to leave it like this for now.
Right now talking a little louder than I normally would. But when I do it. It seems to make the accuracy a little better. This sentence is being done and what I would consider a normal tone of voice. And it seems like it worked just fine.
I am hoping that if I mess with it for a week or so I may learn to use it. I have been at it for a while now to or three hours, and it may be slowly sinking in. I'm going to transfer this now and jump out.
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