So far in this book, we’ve covered how to troubleshoot problems with the core Windows OS and Windows Updates. We’ve looked at how problems with user accounts and file and document access can be diagnosed and repaired. We’ve also looked at how legacy software can be supported, and troublesome apps and programs can be restored or removed.
None of that though compares to my solemn duty in this chapter, as I have genuinely met and worked with people who forget how to stand upright and feed themselves ...
