[Review] Windows 7 Annoyances

Back near the middle of May I received my review copy of Windows 7 Annoyances: Tips, Secrets, and Solutions by David A. Karp and even though it has taken this long for the actual review I have been posting some really good tidbits from the book. Here is a list of those posts just in case you want to check them out, or bookmark them for future reference.

• Speed up copying files over a network in Windows 7
• [Tip] Automate your backup and restore of registry files
• Hard drive jargon got you confused? Here’s some help
• Confused about what viruses, malware or spyware means? Here’s some help.

The thing about a lot of these manual type books is that for the advanced user the cost of the book doesn’t really match the usefulness. This was much the case that I found when reviewing the Windows 7 – The Missing Manual. However that doesn’t mean that for newcomers to Windows or the average user in your home won’t find David’s book a handy addition to the desk or bookshelf.

I still have a few more good helpful tips from the book to post yet but if you want to be able to dig a little deeper into your install of Windows 7, and you have a good starting knowledge of Windows you won’t go wrong picking up a copy of Windows 7 Annoyances: Tips, Secrets, and Solutions by David A. Karp.

Related posts:

1. Windows 7 Annoyances just arrived
2. [Review] Windows 7 – The Missing Manual
3. A good Windows 7 review from a surprising source
4. Software Review: System Mechanic 9.5 Part 4
5. A well balanced review of Windows 7 courtesy of cnet