Showing posts with label Windows 8 Support. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows 8 Support. Show all posts

Monday, 15 April 2013

How To Create Batch Files For Windows 8


Batch files are one of the best ways to a automate tasks in Windows. You can use a text editor and with the aid of Windows command, you can create batch files for Windows 8 operating system. The inherent disadvantage is that the batch files cannot be pinned to the Start menu or to the Windows taskbar, even though it is very much useful in automating tasks in Windows.

Creating a batch file will enhance the flexibility and productivity. You can rely on the Windows 8 support utility to create the batch file for the Windows 8 operating system. Batch files are used to reduce the amount of time spent on the tasks. By using batch files, you can liberate yourself from the tasks of typing and entering the commands within a file. It will allow the batch file to carry out the commands and help the inbuilt program to accomplish the commands within a predetermined time. Batch file is added to ease the efforts of users while performing regular tasks by allowing the user to setup a script for automating the tasks.

You can create batch files for Windows 8 very easily. All you need is to follow a set of simple instructions to execute the same.

Instructions

  • Turn on your Windows 8 computer to create the batch files.
  • You can see a list of programs in the startup screen in Windows 8 OS. Go to the Desktop screen. On the desktop screen, press Windows + R keys simultaneously to start the Run  Command box. In the available field, type NOTEPAD. Hit the Enter key on your keyboard. In the Untitled Notepad window, you need to type in all the commands that you need to execute. 
  • When you finish the task, save the batch file by entering the file name within quotes. Make sure that you give the extension as .bat in the place of .txt in the File name field.
  • For executing the batch file on the Windows 8 OS, you need to click twice over it. There is also another option for implementing this. Right click on the batch file while choosing the Run option from the context menu.

In case you find any difficulty in implementing the batch files on Windows 8 operating system, you can get help from our Windows 8 support feature. Your issues will be resolved by the support utility within minutes.

Thursday, 8 November 2012

Upgrading to Windows 8 – Things you should know


Windows platforms are the most used platforms in the software industry. Microsoft has never let down end users with their software line up. In the Windows platform string, Windows 8 is the latest one in spotlight. Microsoft released Windows 8 in the late autumn. Microsoft has packed their newborn operating system with an array of features, hoping to maintain their monopoly in the software market. The new Windows 8 is striking in appearance and brute in performance. Compared to the rats in market, Windows 8 is a great deal for the end users. With the New Windows 8 support provided by Microsoft, Computing is very easy for Windows 8 users.
Microsoft has never let down their customers in terms of support. They always provide upgrade for old Windows users to the new ones. Case is not any different with Windows 8. Microsoft has provided upgrade facility for Windows platforms from Windows XP to Windows 7. Upgrade option is available in 131 markets and costs around $39.99. The price mentioned here is standard US price and will vary in different markets around the globe. This price is very cheap compared to the upgrade option for Windows 7. Actually, they are providing this option to promote Windows 8 among the existing users. In my opinion, this is the best deal you can get for an operating system. This offer will expire on January 31, 2013 and can be purchased through the Microsoft Online Retail Website. The Market cost for the Windows 8 pro DVD is almost near $70 in the market. This price is low compared to the price of the previous platforms in Windows series.

What are my Options?

The different options for upgrade and installation for Windows 8 is given below:
• Users can opt for clean install, for a fresh start with Windows 8.
• Users who want to upgrade Windows XP to Windows 8 can only keep personal files unharmed in upgrade; else will be lost.
• Windows Vista users can retain personal files and settings when upgraded to Windows 8.
• All the programs, personal files and setting does not get affected in any manner, while upgrading to Windows 8.

Microsoft has their hopes in Windows 8. They have decided for a low upgrade price to attract more potential users. Microsoft has launched Windows 8 support in their official websites and lot of external agencies is expected to enter the market in short time.