“Aw shucks” said Justin as he messed around with his new Netbook that he purchased for his Information Technology class. He was looking through the Library in Windows Explorer for a Spreadsheet that he had been working on but he couldn't find the file. The problem was that this new Computer had an unfamiliar new Operating System called Windows 10.

He was lost in the new menus and knew nothing about how to navigate this new operating system. He decided to Google a “how to” guide so that he may learn the basics. He only had experience with older operating systems and was stubborn when trying out new Software. Even with all the new Tablet PCs and their fancy Touch Screens, Justin liked to keep things simple: an old desktop with the basic Peripheral …show more content…
Even finding out how to load the Word Processor into the RAM so that he may work on an assignment was like finding a needle in a haystack. He wished that he could go back to his old desktop. Although the Hardware was older, and the CPU wasn’t as fast, Justin knew the computer very well and would be able to find anything he wanted.

The problem was that the older computer wasn't reliable. But he decided to risk finishing his work on it. He could then copy it to a Flash Drive or even to Cloud storage, and then just simply attempt to transfer it back to his new computer. There was always the possibility that the older hardware could crash while he was working, so getting his work onto Permanent Storage was his primary concern.

There was plenty of storage left on his flash drive as it said that there was 32 GB available. He booted the old computer up and the System Software worked flawlessly without crashing. Everything was just as he remembered and he loaded up all the necessary software and worked on his assignments.

With everything finished, he backed up his work to multiple storage devices so that in the event of losing his work, he’d have other