Welcome to the non-techie website for home computer users
You don’t need to be a tech wizard to make the most of your PC.
I cut through the jargon with easy to follow, step-by-step guides that show you how to do everything on a PC from checking your email and editing photos, to exploring more advanced topics like virtual machines.
Hi, I’m Jeff, and I believe anyone can confidently use a computer—all you need is a clear starting point. So if you’re ready, let’s get started.
Whether you’re just looking for a how-to guide for a particular topic, or maybe you want to improve your knowledge and skills on a PC, At Home Computer Guides can help.
Get Started With The Easiest Computer Course On The Net.
Okay, let’s be real. Computers can be… intimidating.
Whether you’re just dipping your toes in or you’ve been ‘winging it’ for years, the At Home Beginner’s Course is your friendly guide. I’ll walk you through the Windows basics step-by-step, no experience required, and get you feeling comfortable in no time.
It’s all completely free and you don’t need to sign up for anything. Just follow along on your home computer at your own pace.
Below you’ll find the first 7 pages of the course as an example of what it’s all about. Each page leads to the next in a simple but logical sequence.
Email At Home
It’s undeniable that email is woven into the fabric of modern life.
From shopping to appointments, it’s often the key to getting things done. But let’s be honest, not everyone finds email intuitive.
If you feel overwhelmed by email, these home computer guides are here to help you navigate it with confidence
Internet Guides At Home Computer
The Internet is probably the single most important reason that many of us even have a computer. It’s taken over our lives. Nothing gets done without it.
Protecting Your Files
Computer security isn’t restricted to just keeping malware off your PC. There’s also the issue of the files and other sensitive data that you keep on your PC.
At home, many of us share computers with others, and that then raises the issue of privacy on a PC. It’s not that you have anything to hide, but all of us are entitled to a little privacy.
