Are you getting ready to make the move to Windows 7? Want to learn more about it? The training videos below will help you get started with Windows 7.

You’ll learn how to use the Windows 7 Taskbar, the DVD Maker and a cool new feature called Aero Shake.

I will also show you how to utilize the Windows 7 System Restore and how take advantage of the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor.

 
- Bill Kulterman
  (CIW, MOS Master Certified)

Get Started with Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor See if your computer and devices are ready to upgrade to Windows 7 and what to do if it isn’t. Learn how to download and use the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor tool.

Utilizing Windows 7 System Restore Restore your computer to a previous restore point. This will change settings and programs installed but will not affect your personal documents.

How to Use the Windows 7 DVD Maker Add videos and then make a DVD menu with Windows DVD maker tool.

Learn How to Get the Most Out of Your Windows 7 Taskbar Pin and unpin programs to the taskbar, move items around on the taskbar, and access the recent file list for programs on the taskbar.

Increase Productivity with Aero Shake Learn how to minimize multiple windows using Aero Shake or a keyboard shortcut.

 

About Your Instructor: Bill Kulterman has worked as a web and graphic designer for over 6 years and has enjoyed teaching the Adobe/Macromedia Creative Suite since 2004. Although graphics classes are his favorite, he is also an award-winning Microsoft Office Instructor in Chicago. His fun and easy going teaching style is engaging and allows for easy assimilation of new skills. When not recording the Best Computer Training on the Planet, Bill can be found at the opera or tending to his backyard pond.

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5 Responses to “Free Windows 7 Training Videos”

• Ely Says:

  December 3rd, 2009 at 5:17 pm

  Hi, I am new with this training materials I am in IT for several years now, but this is my first time to try this Trainsignal, I heared this a lot and they said its wonderful and could help to speed-up the knowledge whoever used it. Well, my OJT is now an IT Manager abroad and im witness on it, actually he just told me about this, his company purchased several training video from this company he added.

  What I need is to aquire some free training videos available here

  Thank you very much

  Ely Pernito
  Philippines

• farhad Says:

  January 20th, 2010 at 2:24 am

  windows 7 is high program for servers and I have not any problems for use it when I make a network, it’s very safe and easy for work, errors in work are minimom, because program is live true!!
  thank you.

• Muhammad Ali Says:

  February 7th, 2010 at 4:14 pm

  Hi iam student iam very thankfull to train signal they are doing very good job and realy i love this way to learn .

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  MAB

• Abe Says:

  February 18th, 2010 at 1:34 pm

  I don’t think Microsoft will be testing Windows 7 Aero Shake on the exam. Please do not water down your videos. For the price tag, your videos should include:
  Using Winpe, ImageX, xmode, SHIMS, Virtual drives, images, AIK tools, scripts, and all of the “TESTABLE” sections. We are serious users looking to advance. Who cares about a kid feature. I love your videos, but whats needed are advanced topics.

• Kasia Grabowska Says:

  February 18th, 2010 at 8:28 pm

  Hi Abe,

  Our full video training course that covers the Windows 7, Configuring (Exam 70-680) Certification in-depth will be available in June this year.

  These free introductory Windows 7 videos were not intended to prepare you for a certification exam, they were only meant to show off some cool features and get people excited about the new OS. Nowhere on this page did we claim to provide exam prep.

  Also, please keep in mind that our site has visitors of all skill levels — from total beginners to advanced users, such as yourself. Just take a look at some of the other comments above yours.

  And what price tag are you talking about? These five Windows 7 videos are completely free!

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