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IN THIS CHAPTER

Opening the laptop’s lid

Finding the power button

Turning on the laptop

Logging in to Windows

Observing the Windows desktop

Transferring old files and programs

Oh, please! How tough can it be to turn on a laptop computer? Does the author really need to write an entire chapter on the topic? Or am I misreading the title and this chapter has a romantic subject? Or perhaps one of betrayal?

Turning on a laptop is more than flipping a switch. First, it’s not a switch: It’s a power button. Second, the power button is typically under the lid, which is something you’re not used to if you’re a desktop PC user. Finally, you need to contend with Windows. Details on this information just can’t squeeze into a single paragraph. No! You need paragraphs and lovely illustrations. Yes, a chapter is required, a whole chapter.