i am new to using a computer, how do i browse on a PC?
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Click on this link & type what you're looking for. Anything. It will come up with a list of matches.
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Click "START"\nClick "PROGRAMS"\nClick "Asscessories"\nClick "System Tools"\nClick "System Information"\nIt'll be displayed there
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Normally we call that a web browser. But is it that you were looking for? I guess not. Most probably you are looking for a program like wget. A windows implementation is available here:\nhttp://users.ugent.be/~bpuype/wget/
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Very easy for you (if running Windows XP)\n\nRight click on My Computer ... click Properties\n\nit will tell you on the first screen
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Visit them on-line for free.   \n\nPC Magazine\nhttp://www.pcmag.com/\n\nPC World\nhttp://www.pcworld.com/\n\nComputer\nhttp://www.computer.org/portal/site/computer/index.jsp\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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go to the start menu, then go to MY COMPUTER, right click, then check SHOW ON DESKTOP
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go on the internet, go to tools, then go to internet options,\nclear history, files, and cookies. Done! you can also right click on the shortcut on your desktop but it doesn't always work for all people.
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Clicking on your history button is one way of checking but if you are really computor savy,( or not ) go into tools, internet options,settings,view files or view folders. But be careful what you open.
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if you have a  windows operating system you will have a default browser. (Internet Explorer).\notherwise download the mozill browser from the mozilla web site and install it.
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If you have windows XP then you can try this link.
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The first answer describes an easy way to view the shared folders of the computers on your network.  To view everything on a given computer by name, go to Start -> Run.  Type in &#92;&#92;computername&#92;c$ if c:/ is the boot drive of the computer (usually is).  You'll need an administrative password for that computer.
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Some information that would be helpful to have:\n\n1)  which operating system you're running.\n\n2)  brand of computer and make/model info.\n\n3)  which browser you use to access these websites.\n\n4)  a specific website that you're trying to access.
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Open the Command Prompt or MS DOS on your pc type ping webite.com for example ping yahoo.com
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Please visit http://computer.howstuffworks.com/search-engine.htm
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RIGHT CLICK ON THE LINK...AND CHOOSE "OPEN IN NEW WINDOW"   \n\nOR \n\nGO INTO YOUR SETTINGS ON YOUR COMPUTER\n...AND REMOVE THE "CHECK MARK"  FROM.....  \n*REUSE WINDOWS*   :    (PERMANENT WAY...UNTIL YOU WANT TO CHANGE IT IN THE FUTURE, IF YOU CHANGE YOUR MIND)\n\nTHIS IS WHERE YOU MAKE THE CHOICE FOR THIS OPTION >  \n\nFrom IE> Tools> \nInternet Options> \nAdvanced>      (*ADVANCED*  TAB  ON  BOX WITH TABS AT TOP)\nBrowsing>     \nuncheck box  "Reuse windows for launching shortcuts." \n\nNOW EVERYTIME YOU CLICK ON A LINK...IT WILL OPEN IN A NEW WINDOW......\n\n\n\nOR YOU CAN DO THIS........(TEMPORARY WINDOWS FOR A LINK, THE LINK WILL ONLY OPEN IN A NEW WINDOW EACH TIME YOU USE THIS OPTION)\n_______________________________________________\nRight-click on one of the desired links using the right mouse button (hold button down for Mac) \n\nA pop-menu appears - select "open link in new browser window" \n\nThis will launch a new web browser window which will access the desired link. \n\nWhile waiting for this new page to download... return to your first web browser window to explore other links. \n\nThe easiest way switch back to your other browser window is to use "alt" - "tab" (hold down the alt key... click on tab just once (still holding the alt key), Now you can let go of the alt key \nYou should now be looking at your original web browser window. \nRight-Click on the additional interesting links on this page, causing each promising lead to open up in its own browser window. \nonce you have 5-10 browser windows open, you can easily scan through these many windows by: Holding down the alt key (continuously), click on the tab key (tab, tab, tab).  IN the pop up menu that appears you will see many icons, each one representing an open window.  The title of each window is displayed as you "tab" through them.  Once the icon you are interested in is highlighted, you can finally let go of the alt key.
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Tech Support: right click\nCustomer: C-L-I-C-K\n\nTech support: can you see it on the desktop?\nCustomer: shall I search the drawers also?
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Yahoo Answers is cutting off the important stuff in the question... but I'm guessing that you're asking how to get to this when using a Windows computer:\n\nHkey_current_user &#92; software &#92; Microsoft &#92; Internet explorer &#92; urlsearchhooks \nvalue (CFBFAE00 - 17A6 - 11D0 - 99CB - 00C04FD64497}\n\n1) While looking at your Windows desktop, click on the Start button.  Your menu of stuff should appear.\n\n2) Look for something called "Run" and click on it.\n\n3) A new little box will appear with the word "Run" in the title bar and some room to type something inside.\n\n4) In the "Run" box, type REGEDIT and press Enter.\n\n5) A Window will appear, called "Registry Editor".  There should be two window panes inside this window.  If not, go to the 'View' menu and select 'Split' so that you can move the divider between the two window panes.\n\n6) On the left side, scroll to the top so that you can find  something called 'My Computer'.  Underneath 'My Computer' should be several other words.  If not, look to the left of 'My Computer' you should see a small icon that looks kinda like a computer, and to the left of that a tiny box.  That box will have a plus sign inside it. Click that to show the stuff inside/underneath 'My Computer'.\n\n7) Find 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER', then open it by double-clicking.\n\n8) Inside, now find 'Software'.\n\n9) Inside, now find 'Microsoft'.\n\n10) Inside, now find 'Internet Explorer'\n\n11) Inside, now find "URLSearchHooks'\n\n12) With 'URLSearchHooks on the left, now look to the right window pane.  You should now see this:\n\n{CFBFAE00 - 17A6 - 11D0 - 99CB - 00C04FD64497}\n\n[but it will be without spaces in between... I put spaces because Yahoo cuts off longs words when it displays them sometimes]\n\nIf you double click it, you will get a small window where you can set it to something else.  On my computer, it's set to nothing at all.\n\nHere's a picture of what you should see when you follow these instructions:\n\nhttp://img526.imageshack.us/my.php?image=urlsearchhooks4gv.jpg\n\n\nIf you are having trouble with Internet Explorer acting up, or you have Spyware, see these URLs for further help:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/895339/en-us\n\nhttp://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/forum22.html