5 Responses to “How To Get Help Using The Windows Help And Support Application”

  • ben says:

    Windows Help and Support does not start anymore. How may I make it start again?

  • Marte Brengle says:

    Josil, I think you’ve got a good point there. I wrote software manuals years ago, and translating programmer-ese into English led me to the same conclusion. 🙂

  • josil says:

    After many, many years of working with MS products I’ve concluded that their software designers unconsciously generate code which makes difficult operations easy and simple operations difficult.

  • Marte Brengle says:

    I thought the same thing about Windows Help for a long time, and in previous versions it was so non-helpful that I refused to use it. However, the current edition has come a long, long way. It’s not as good as a Google search, but for getting quick instructions on how to do things it’s really good.

    As I said in the review, play around with it. It’s not cast in stone, it adds to its database and adapts to your needs.

  • john3347 says:

    Windows help may currently be more helpful than previously, but it is still “by Geeks – for Geeks” and is of very, very little value to the user who needs help.

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