However, I think the solution is obvious. For me and others like me, a computer is an ordeal to use and something you are glad to get out of without serious injury.

All other forms of technology over the years have had obvious benefits and have increased the desire by people to incorporate technology into their lives. We know how clever these people are, they don't have to keep proving it. The nub of my argument is that computer instruction appears to be exclusive rather than inclusive. I think part of the problem is that computers have been around for so long now that everyone assumes any newcomer is a child who will be taught at school. I honestly think there is a need for someone to publish computer instructions that someone like me can understand. I then installed Dropbox and was told I couldn't do this anymore. I did though appreciate being able to download my videos and burn them on to DVD. My Oxford English Dictionary says a cloud is a fluffy thing in the sky I never was able to decypher the language, never mind learn how to use a computer.Įvery time I use a computer for something other than something basic, I get incredibly frustrated and angry. I always trip up on page 1 because everyone assumes I know what a cloud is.

I bought all the books How to use Widows 10 Computers for Dummies Computers for Complete and Utter Morons (sorry, it appears I can't help being sarcastic), and all of them were a waste of time and money. I then tried very hard to learn how to use it.

I bought my first computer about two years ago more out of necessity than desire. However, I am trying to make a serious point. I realise you are trying to help and that I was being offensive.

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