This document provides answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Windows.
See: Windows - Determining Version
See: Windows (Vista, 7, 8, &10) - Determining 32-bit or 64-bit Versions
See: Windows - Booting into Safe Mode
See: Windows 7 & Vista - Uninstalling a Program or Windows XP - Uninstalling a Program
Because of the number of computers with Windows installed, virus and malware distributors often target Windows in order to have the most effect. Because of this, it is very important that Windows computers be properly secured. This is most easily done by activating Windows Defender, which is installed on all copies of Windows 10. Please see Windows Defender - Enabling Antivirus Threat Protection & Windows Firewall for instructions.
In addition to having a working anti-virus program, Windows computers need to be updated on a regular basis to remain secure. See Windows - Using Windows Update for directions on how to keep Windows up-to-date.
See: Windows 7 - Application Compatibility Issues or [Link for document 5175 is unavailable at this time]
See: Windows 7, 8, & Vista - Changing the System Date and Time or Windows 2000/XP - Changing the System Date and Time