Playing the Windows games

Windows provides some little games to relax. Many staff in some company usually after work or in work plays the games to relaxation. No to but, just open and play. Below list of the games:

FreeCell
The object of FreeCell is to move all the cards to the home cells, using the free cells as placeholders. To win, you make four stacks of cards on the home cells, one for each suit, stacked in order of rank, from lowest (ace) to highest (king).

Minesweeper
The object of Minesweeper is to find all the mines as quickly as possible without uncovering any of them.

Hearts
The object of Hearts is to have the lowest score at the end of the game. At the end of each hand, you get one point for each heart in your hand and 13 points for the queen of spades. If you win all the hearts and the queen of spades in one hand (called shooting the moon), you score zero points and each other player scores 26 points. The game continues until one player gets 100 points or more, or until the dealer quits the game.

Solitaire
The object of Solitaire is to use all the cards in the deck to build up the four suit stacks in ascending order, beginning with the aces

Space Cades 3D Pinball
The primary goal of Space Cadet 3D Pinball is to launch the ball and then get as many points as possible by hitting bumpers, targets, and flags. The game is divided into nine levels of play, represented as ranks. The lowest rank is Cadet, and the highest rank is Fleet Admiral. Advancement to the next rank is achieved by selecting and completing a series of missions. As you advance in rank, new and more challenging missions become available to you. The higher the rank, the greater the point rewards.

Regardless of your skill level, you start each game with three balls and the rank of Cadet, and you earn additional balls and rank advancement as you play.

Spider Solitaire
The object of Spider Solitaire is to remove all of the cards from the ten stacks at the top of the window in the fewest number of moves

You can open all games above by click Start, All Programs and Games. But if you don’t see the game’s folder you can add the games by installed first. Do the following step:

1. Open your control panel
2. Add and remove programs
3. Add/Remove Windows component
4. From Windows Component Wizard choose Accessories and Utilities
5. Click Detail
6. Click Games then click OK
7. Then Click Next and click Finish