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How’d you like to use your big computer screen as a wireless display for
your phone? See “Deleting a Desktop”.
Shared Experiences
“Nearby sharing” is Microsoft’s term for what Apple calls AirDrop: a slick,
simple way to shoot a file from one PC to another—without involving any
setup, network settings, or user accounts; see “File Sharing 1: Nearby
Sharing”.
Figure 7-3. The About screen has two parts. At top, a summary of your PC’s vulnerability to various
threats.
Below that, you’ll find your computer’s name, network, Windows version, memory, and processor.
This screen also shows whether you have a 32-bit or 64-bit system (“UP TO SPEED A Little Bit
About 64 Bits”), and lets you know whether or not you have a touchscreen, although just touching
your screen is usually a faster way to figure that out.
