How to Use a Computer
Mouse, keyboard, opening programs, and staying safe online.
Simple lessons for using computers, cell phones, and AI.
Large text. Clear steps. Go at your own pace.
Press the power button. Wait until you see the desktop (the main screen with icons).
Move the mouse to move the pointer. Click the left button once to select. Double-click to open something.
Type letters and numbers. Press Enter to confirm. Press Backspace to erase a mistake.
Find the icon you want and double-click it. Or click the Start button (usually bottom-left) and choose the program.
Never give your password to anyone. Do not click links in strange emails. Ask a family member if something feels wrong.
Open a web browser and visit purepath-ai.com. You can always come back to this page for help.
Press the side button. Swipe up or enter your PIN / pattern if asked.
Tap the Phone app. Type the number or choose a contact. Tap the green call button.
Open the Messages app. Tap the new message button. Type the person’s name or number, write your message, then tap Send.
Open the Camera app. Point the phone at what you want to capture. Tap the big circle button.
Go to Settings → Wi-Fi. Choose your home network and enter the password if needed.
It is okay to ask a family member or friend to show you again. Practice a little each day.
Go to purepath-ai.com and click “Open Chat” or “Start Chatting Free”.
In the box at the bottom, type what you want to know. Example: “How do I make scrambled eggs?”
Tap or click the Send button. Wait a few seconds for the answer.
You can keep talking. Example: “Can you make that simpler?” or “What ingredients do I need?”
Turn on Bible Mode if you want answers that include helpful verses from the King James Bible.
Speak (or type) plainly. The clearer your question, the better the answer. You can always ask again.