When a PC running Microsoft Windows 98 locks up, but the mouse still moves, it is generally a result of a software problem that causes the computer to become preoccupied, but leaves just enough memory for the mouse. Fix a frozen computer screen by rebooting the computer withtips from a computer technician in this free video on computers. Expert: Jonathan Ayres Bio: Jonathan Ayres has more than 25 years of computer industry experience with all types of computer hardware and operating systems. Filmmaker: Todd Green

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Full text transcriptions and downloadable versions: www.helpdesktv.ca In the last video, we showed you a brief overview of how to move around Windows 8 and shutdown the system. We need to show you a couple more mouse and keyboard commands before we can further our adventure into the new world of Windows 8. For full text transcriptions and downloadable versions of our tutorials, please visit www.helpdesktv.ca

Sign up for free iOS apps! bit.ly Mahalo's Windows expert Sean Hewitt demonstrates keyboard shortcuts in Windows 7. Keyboard Shortcuts --------------------------------------------------------------------- Keyboard shortcuts comes in handy when you're unable to access your mouse. Many times, using a keyboard shortcut is significantly faster than your using your mouse. Here are several of the most useful keyboard shortcuts in Windows 7. * Alt+Tab - If you have a lot of windows open, a quick way to navigate these windows would be the Alt+Tab shortcut. This allows you to see all the windows you have open and move from window to window. This feature is especially handy if you're working between two windows, because if you press Alt+Tab once it will take you back to your previous window, allowing you to toggle between windows. * Windows+Tab - This is a graphical shortcut new to Windows 7. Its function is the same as Alt+Tab but uses the Windows key instead of Alt. * Windows+Space - If you have multiple windows open and you'd like to view your clean desktop without them, press Windows+Space. To view your desktop without all the open windows, press Windows+Space. * Alt+F4 - This closes a window. * Ctrl+Shift+Esc - Pressing all three at once will open the Task Manager. This feature comes in handy when you have a program running that isn't operating correctly and you'd like to force close it. * Ctrl+Alt+Del - You can also launch the Task Manager by hitting these keys together at <b>...</b>