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Learn to:
- Navigate Windows with a mouse or a touchscreen
- Find lost files and missing apps
- Add email addresses for quick access
- Create accounts for your family or guests
Get Windows 10 advice from the series that helped millions of readers
Windows 10 combines the best features of previous Windows releases into
an operating system built to run modern devices. Whether you got Windows 10
with a new gadget or updated an old PC with the new version, this book
answers your Windows 10 questions in a snap. Open the book to find help with
navigating, customizing, and getting results from Windows 10.
- Pull back the curtain on Windows 10 — create your Windows
account, find all the classic Windows tools, and test the features
unique to Windows 10
- Start at the Start menu — maneuver your way around the new
Windows 10 Start menu and use it to launch your programs and apps
- Welcome to the world of Windows — get past the lock screen,
sign-in like a breeze, make sense of user accounts, and keep your
account private with a password
- Make the Windows 10 desktop work for you — spread several
programs across the screen, create folders to easily organize your
files, customize the taskbar, and use the Recycle Bin to discard
unwanted items (and easily retrieve recently deleted files if you need
them—whew!)
Open the book and find:
- How Windows 10 blends classic and new Windows features
- Windows 10 hardware requirements
- Why Windows 10 runs well on desktop PCs, laptops, tablets, and
phones
- A tour of the Windows 10 interface
- Steps for setting up multiple accounts on one Windows 10 device
- Step-by-step instructions for launching programs and apps
- Ways to make programs easier to find
- Guidance on setting up mobile desktops
About the Author
Andy Rathbone is author of all editions of Windows For Dummies
as well as For Dummies titles on Microsoft Surface, upgrading and
fixing PCs, and many other tech topics. His books can be found around the
globe in over 30 languages. Andy answers reader questions and shares Windows
updates at www.andyrathbone.com.
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