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- 1. Introduction of Windows 10 Ustaad: Sakariye Xuseen Kaahin
- 2. Why windows 10? Windows 10 is the latest Microsoft released Is replacing Windows 7 on campus Much more friendly than Windows 8 More Secure (wannacry virus) Runs better (uses fewer resources)
- 3. Whats in windows 10? A few feature highlights Start menu How to search Task bar desktops icons Quick access tools Personalization and Settings A new look Personalize your lock screen Themes Desktop and Colors
- 4. Start Menu Windows 10: Windows 7:
- 5. How to use the start menu:
- 6. Start menu: Using tiles In the right pane of the Start menu, youll find tiles for some common apps. To move a tile, just drag it to another position. You can rearrange them within the pane. You can also drag apps between the tile view and the app list view.
- 7. Using Search option Windows 10 Start menu comes with a great Search option. Search apps Search files Search the web
- 8. Task View One of the best parts of windows. Separate all apps into a spread out view to find the window you are looking for. Great for organization! Also Windows + TAB
- 9. Virtual Desktops Windows 10 adds support for virtual desktops, so you can keep your open apps better organized. For example, if you need to work with spreadsheets, you could create a second virtual desktop that contains the apps/data youre using. Also can use CTRL + Windows + arrow keys to move between them.
- 10. SnAp Enhancements What are snap enhancements? Split-screen view, up to four ways.
- 11. Quick Access Tools The Quick Access menu provides access to advanced system tools such as Power Options, Task Manager, and Control Panel.
- 12. Personalization and Settings: Settings gets a new modern look. Basically, a condensed control panel FYI, control panel is still available.
- 13. Settings in Windows 7 vs Windows 10 Windows 10: @Sakariye xuseen
- 14. Settings for System Settings here change system configurations (Display resolution/monitors, default apps, power, etc.) @Sakariye xuseen
- 15. Settings for devices Manage settings for external devices (printers, mice, scanners) 95% of time its printers 95% of time, use old view. @Sakariye xuseen
- 16. Settings for Devices (cont.) @Sakariye xuseen
- 17. Personalization Settings Tweak your lock screen to your liking. Change the background to a favorite photo or slide show, or show upcoming calendar events, social network updates, and other app and system notifications. @Sakariye xuseen
- 18. Personalization settings (cont.) Choose a picture worthy of gracing your desktop background, and to change the accent color for Start, the taskbar, and other items. The preview window gives you a sneak peek of your changes as you make them. @Sakariye xuseen
- 19. Common Questions @Sakariye xuseen
- 20. Where is My Computer? Right-click the start button > Select File Explorer Click This PC to get to your drives. @Sakariye xuseen
- 21. How do I logout? Click the start button Click the user icon Select sign out. @Sakariye xuseen
- 22. How do I switch users? Common when you need to login on someone elses PC. Select other user on login screen. Sign in with AD information. @Sakariye xuseen
- 23. Adding Shortcuts to desktop Click the Start button Scroll to the app you want Hold down the left mouse button Drag the app to the desktop @Sakariye xuseen
- 24. What is Helpdesk Connect? A replacement for VNC (allows us to remote to your PC) Go to C: drive. File Explorer This PC Windows C: Click Helpdesk Connect Only works when logging in with W#.
- 25. Why is everything hard to see? Display options are allowed in all versions of Windows. Under Settings > System > Display Choose Scale and Layout The dropdown allows you to enlarge text, apps, and other items.
- 26. Why is everything hard to see? (pt. 2) In common apps such as Microsoft Word, there is a way to increase the size of the document, without formatting the document itself. The View 際際滷r in the bottom right- hand corner allows a user to increase/decrease the magnification of a document.