Any body have any solutions?

I retired at 50, and left my office computer behind, but I realized later that I had about zero computer knowledge because my IT department had always set it up, sent a man to get me out of computer jams, and had given me a personalized program. Then disabled and lonely/bored I bought a laptop and network service and suddenly realized how computer illiterate I really was. I got lost just following onscreen directions. And I had a hundred questions. So to avoid paying some computer nerd 50$ an hour, I called a community computer club and asked them politely if they had a member who could help me get started, and answer some questions, They did, and he only wanted 5$ an hour if I could afford it, and if I could he'd give it to his son's Boy Scout troop. He spent 3 hrs with me first day, and only 1/2 hr 2 others. On my way. But all computers come down with a problem somrtime, and few are expert enough to cure it alone. So when I bought lifetime security, it came with a number of years of 24/7 tech support, and I do call them. I hope something I said helps. And there are usually community computer classes, free mostly.