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An introduction to Windows 10

Windows 10 has become the most popular version ever and the rush to install it continues, especially since the Anniversary Update improved the operating system still further, making it even better. Praise for the new Windows is near universal and this is because it brings new features and fresh ways of working with your computer. It is brilliant on new computers and it breathes life into old ones. With Windows 10 on your computer it starts up quickly and resumes from sleep in seconds. It is designed to work with both new and existing software and hardware. In some ways it is familiar to anyone that has used Windows before, but it also has some great new features too. For example, there is a personal digital assistant in the form…

An introduction to Windows 10

1 Connect to Wi-Fi Windows needs an internet connection and it will use the Wi-Fi to look for wireless networks to connect to. If you are not online, click the network button at the right side of the taskbar and a list of available networks is displayed (Fig 1). Make sure Windows is connected to your own network and not a neighbour’s. Click the Wi-Fi network to connect or disconnect from it. 2 Access your account Everything in Windows 10 works better if you have a Microsoft account, such as an Outlook.com email address. If you did not sign in to Windows with a Microsoft account, go to Start>Settings>Accounts. Below the Your picture graphic is a button to capture or select a photo to use. To sign in to Windows…

How to use Windows 10

Windows 10 makes using your computer more fun and more productive. Whether you play games, watch movies, interact on social media websites, or work on your PC, there are features that make it simpler and easier. In this section we will look at some of the basic features of Windows 10 and show how quick it is to get online, customise the Start menu, personalise the look of Windows and more. If you have used an older version of Windows, you will find that features have moved or are accessed in different ways, but once you get used to 10’s way of working, it is much better. For example, it is easier than ever to open two apps side by side and to work with both at once, as our…

How to use Windows 10

Getting started

Windows 10 contains some amazing features and clever ways to help you work faster and get more out of your computer. Some of the features will be familiar to anyone that has used a Windows computer, but there are also new features and ways of working too. The Start menu is familiar, but also different, and it provides new ways to access and organise the software on the computer. The live tiles show important information at a glance and can be configured in whatever arrangement suits you best. Windows 10 enables you to interact with the computer through spoken commands and Cortana is a new assistant that redefines the way you think about doing tasks and getting information. You can also interact with Windows 10 through touch and a pen,…

Getting started

The Start screen that was familiar to Windows 8 users is still in Windows 10 and it can be activated with a couple of mouse clicks. It is designed for computers with touch-enabled screens, such as desktop PCs, laptops, the Microsoft Surface and other tablets, but it can also be used with a mouse too. If the Start screen is not visible, click the Action Centre icon at the right side of the task bar and click the Tablet mode button. Some features are like Windows 8, but some are new to Windows 10. Bundled apps and Windows Store apps you download appear as tiles and they can be organised into groups. Click a tile to run an app and it fills the screen. You might find this way of…

Windows 10 starts up in desktop mode on desktop computers and laptops, and this provides a familiar environment, but one that has new features too. The Start screen seen in tablet mode is replaced by a Start menu and desktop. The menu contains everything on the Start screen, but it also has some extra features, such as the ability to re-size so it can be wide or narrow. The tiles can display an icon and text title, but they can also show live information like emails, news headlines, weather reports, stock market information, photos and more. The information displayed depends on the app. Live tiles enable you to see what is new at a glance.…

The brand new Settings app in Windows 10 (click Start>Settings) enables you to customise the way Windows looks and works. It means that you can personalise it and make it work in a way that best suits the way your work on your computer or the leisure activities it is used for. Simple examples of this are the options to change the desktop background and colours, and the lock screen image. You don’t have to accept the default image and colour scheme and you can select your own. Settings is where you set up devices like printers, scanners, a Bluetooth mouse or keyboard. It provides access to user accounts where you can manager your own, add another person, change permissions and passwords, and more. A privacy section contains controls for…

Multiple Desktops

Many people use Windows on small screens such as laptops, and when several apps are open at once, their windows overlap and it is hard to manage. Multiple virtual desktops is the solution and if one screen is not big enough, how about two, three, four or more? Click the Task View icon just to the right of the search box on the task bar and a plus button at the far right of the screen enables more desktops to be added. They appear as thumbnails just above the task bar and clicking one of them switches to that desktop. This gives you a fresh, empty desktop onto which you can open a window or an app without the clutter and overlap from other apps. Apps can be dragged from…

Multiple Desktops

Windows Hello is a new way to unlock your computer and it makes it more secure, yet easier to access. This feature means that if your computer has a compatible camera, it can recognise your face and log you in. Alternatively, if your computer has a fingerprint reader, it can be unlocked by swiping a digit over it. What could be simpler than looking at your computer? First you need to see whether Windows Hello is supported on your computer. If it is, it will appear as an option in Settings>Account>Sign-in options. If there is no suitable camera or fingerprint scanner, you will not see a Windows Hello option.…

Snap is a not a new feature, but it has been improved in Windows 10. It is easier than ever to rearrange multiple windows on the desktop so that you can see them all without them overlapping. Snap enables apps and windows to be dragged to the left or right side of the screen and dropped. They are automatically re-sized to fill half of the screen. If you want the app on the other side, just hold down the Windows key and press the left or right arrow key. Use Windows plus the up or down arrow to fill the top or bottom half of the screen. Repeat with another window.…

Switch between apps

One of the many improvements in Windows 10 is the ability to run multiple apps and to mix them with standard Windows software. You can work with two, three or as many apps as you need. When lots of app windows are open, switching from one to another is not easy because they overlap and become buried under one another. There are three ways to switch apps and one obvious method is to go to the task bar and let the mouse hover over an icon to display the thumbnail. If it is the right one, then click the icon or thumbnail to bring the app to the front. There are other ways and you can also hold down the ‘Alt‘ key and repeatedly press tab until the right app…

Switch between apps

Quick Access toolbar

While using Windows 10 you may find yourself performing certain actions on a regular basis, such as saving, printing and using Undo. Windows 10 includes a Quick Access too l bar that puts these tools in one handy location. You’ll find it in the top-left corner of an Explorer window or Microsoft program (Fig 1). Click on each icon to perform its action. The tools that are available can be customised by clicking on the arrow on the right-hand end of the row of icons. Tools can then be added or removed by tagging them from the selection that is available (Fig 2). If you’re not sure what a certain icon does, you can hover your mouse pointer over it and Windows will display a short explanation. You can also…

Quick Access toolbar

The Task Manager displays all of the programs and processes that are currently up and running on your PC. It can also give you an idea of how your computer is working or assist with closing down a program that has stopped responding. If your computer is online, the Task Manager can also display the network status and track how fast the data throughput is. If you use Windows 10 apps, then the task manager can track individual programs and the length of time used along with how data has been transferred. To access the Task Manager, right-click on the taskbar (at the bottom) and select it from the menu.…

Action Centre is a tool that operates as a hub, allowing you to review recent messages about your computer’s status and also troubleshoot any outstanding problems. You’ll find it in the lower right area of the task bar, signified by a white speech bubble. Accessing it is done by either left- or right-clicking on the flag and selecting Open Action Centre. If Action Centre locates an issue, a notification will appear in the task bar; clicking it will also open Action Centre. Problems will have a colour code within the Action Centre: sections marked yellow indicate an issue that requires attention; areas marked in red represent a problem that needs fixing.…

Windows Firewall

In basic terms, a firewall is a security measure that prevents malware and hackers from getting access to your PC. Windows Firewall is included when you install Windows 10. It is activated by default and for the most part shouldn’t require adjustment. You can install an alternative should you wish, but it is recommended to only have one firewall running at a time otherwise conflicts may arise. Access Windows Firewall by pressing the Start button, typing ‘Windows Firewall’ and selecting it from the results. An overview screen will show which networks you’re connected to and whether Firewall is operating (Fig 1). The Advanced Settings section is used for allowing certain programs and apps through the firewall (Fig 2).…

Windows Firewall

Windows Defender

Windows 10 has its own anti-spyware tool: Windows Defender. With it activated, Windows will notify you when spyware or other unwanted software attempts to install itself on your PC. By default, it will keep itself updated with the latest definitions (Fig 1). To open Windows Defender, select the ‘Windows’ icon and type ‘Defender’, then select it from the search results. Windows Defender offers real-time protection, but you can request a scan via the buttons on the far right (Fig 2). There are also tabs that take you to each section of the program. Should you ever install an alternative anti-spyware program, Windows Defender will automatically deactivate itself in order to prevent clashes and system issues.…

Windows Defender

Disk Management

Disk Management is a slightly more advanced aspect of Windows 10. With it you can set out the partitions of your hard drive to fit your own needs. Partitions are separate sections of your hard drive which will appear as separately labelled drives within Windows 10. Some users like to install Windows on one partition but keep their documents and files on a separate partition. To open Disk Management, right-click on the Windows icon in the lower left corner and select it from the menu, there are multiple other ways to open it, but this is arguably the quickest way. Once opened, the program will show you a diagram of your hard drive.…

Disk Management

Windows 10 secrets

You’ll use it to… Gain more disk space View disk usage and recover lost space Customise the mouse Configure the mouse and trackpad to preferred settings Set up File Explorer Change the way it works to suit you better Configure OneDrive Check usage and tweak the settings of OneDrive Use File History Back up your files so you will never lose them Reset the PC Solve problems by resetting Windows to defaults View disk usage Is the disk drive becoming full, leaving very little room for files and apps? If you are not sure then check the amount of space that is used and free using File Explorer. Recover lost space If you have a very large disk drive with lots of free space for your photos, music, videos and…

Windows 10 secrets

File Explorer File Explorer (Fig 1) enables you to browse the contents of disk drives, access files and organise them into folders. You can open files, run applications and access OneDrive content. Control Panel Before Windows 10 introduced the Settings app there was the Control Panel. It is still there and it contains many configuration settings for Windows. Action Centre/Notifications Notifications are designed to keep you informed about system events that require your attention, incoming email messages, and update messages from apps you use. Windows Store A few apps are bundled with Windows 10, but there are thousands more in the Store (Fig 2) and many are free. Buy movies, TV shows and music too. Edge Internet Explorer is still available for web browsing, but Windows 10 has a better,…

You’ll use it to… Browse your files View and explore your hard drive contents Manage your content Move or copy files to other locations Search your hard drive Use the search tool bar to find files Create new folders Arrange your files as you see fit Preview your files View a preview before opening a file Compress larger files Save space by zipping files Introducing File Explorer The File Explorer plays a key part of your Windows 10 experience. The main section displays the contents of your folders while the others help you navigate your way around the contents of your PC. Browse files and folders The main function of File Explorer is to browse, open and manage the files stored on your hard drive (Fig 1). Across the top…

You’ll use it to… Mange your devices Install, update or disable connected devices Control power options Decide how and when Windows powers down Schedule tasks Create tasks that run at a designated time Choose display setup Determine how Windows 10 looks and feels Protect your system Create restore points to protect your setup Select input devices Set up voice recognition or an on-screen keyboard Taking control The Control Panel is where you can change the settings of Windows. The options here will affect how Windows looks and works. By taking time to learn them you can tweak your setup into working how you want it to. Launching Control Panel There is more than one way to launch Control Panel and also more than one way to view it. First let’s…

You’ll use it to… See Mail messages View notifications of important email messages you’ve received See warning messages Get notifications about potential Windows problems that may occur Get tips Read tips to help you use Windows more effectively Read security advice Never miss another message again about system security Don’t forget maintenance You will be told if anything needs doing Hear audio notifications Hear when new notifications are in the Action Centre Watch for notifications Notifications keep you abreast of what is happening on your computer. By displaying pop-up messages in the corner of the screen and in the Action Centre panel you can see what’s new and what needs your attention. Open Action Centre Notifications appear in the corner of the screen while you are using other applications for…

You’ll use it to… Download new apps Buy/download more apps to your device Manage existing apps Updates to apps are handled by the Store Grab some films Get films from the store to watch later Fancy some music? Use the store to boost your music library Redeem those codes Use Redeem codes to unlock new content Re-install previous content Quickly re-install apps from My Library Windows Store Windows 10’s Store is the main source for updating and installing new apps, downloading music or even renting the latest Hollywood blockbuster (Fig 1). It also offers a universal appeal, which means that select apps such as Word Mobile will function pretty much the same across all Windows 10 platforms. Navigating the Store We are pretty confident that you’ll be able to navigate…

You’ll use it to… Browse the web Use Edge to discover content from around the world Reading Articles Use Reading View to read articles without any distracting Ads Annotate your page Draw directly on a web page to add annotations Add Favourites Save articles to your favourites for archiving Add to Reading List Save articles for reading later Private Browsing Browse without fear of tracking cookies Your new browser Microsoft Edge enables you to browse the web for new content (Fig 1), but it also incorporates some powerful new features including the ability to annotate a web page, via Web note and use a Reading View to read articles without any distracting ads or pictures. Browse the web By default when you launch Microsoft Edge it will display a startpage…

You’ll use it to… Get answers to questions Using voice recognition you can verbally ask Cortana questions Create emails or events Use Cortana to create emails or add events to your Calendar Play music Cortana can be asked to play your favourite music track(s) Location awareness Cortana can tap into your location services for traffic or directional help Set Reminders You can add reminders with Cortana and get Notification alerts Application support Cortana can be used to open certain apps and services on your device Cortana your digital assistant Cortana is a virtual digital assistant that is integrated within the core operating system and default apps. It can be used for a number of tasks, ranging from adding events to your calendar to asking it questions such as “Who is…

You’ll use it to… Create contacts You can add contacts to a chosen account Edit existing contacts Update existing contacts with new info and profile image Import contacts You can also import contacts from other accounts ie. Google Keep track of people Use the app to view contact details and additional info Link contacts You can link multiple contacts so all the info is in one place Tap into other apps Add an address and you can view this in the Maps app The People app The People app allows you to create and manage existing contacts (Fig 1). A contact could include an email address, phone number and place of work. However you can also import contacts from third party apps and services such as iCloud, Google or Exchange.…

You’ll use it to… Manage all your accounts Create multiple email accounts all within the Mail app Sync your contacts Access contact information from the People app Keep a tidy inbox Mark spam, favourite emails and flag important messages Format your emails Change font and colour and add lists Create folders Build folders to segregate your emails into Make a custom signature Add a personalised message to appear at the bottom of all your emails Sending emails The Microsoft account you use to log into Windows syncs automatically with the Mail app. Any emails you have already had sent to that account will automatically be added to the Mail app for you to start sending and receiving emails from (Fig 1). Composing emails The Mail app syncs itself with all…

You’ll use it to… Call people for free Skype call, video chat and message people Make cheap calls Call any number across the planet for pennies Manage your contacts Access all of your contacts’ details via Skype IM and text messaging Instant-message Skype users and phone numbers Share files Send attachments to people while you talk with them Create a group Add multiple participants to one conversation or video chat Launch Skype The Skype app can be downloaded from the Windows Store. Once it’s launched, you’ll need to sign in to a pre-created Skype account (Fig 1). You can’t register an account through the app; you’ll have to visit skype.com to do this. Sign in to launch the app. Add a contact In the home screen of the Skype app,…

You’ll use it to… Create new documents Create documents by selecting an attractive template Format the text Change the text style, font, colour and more Insert an image Learn how to insert images into a document Apply image effects Enhance images and wrap body text around them Format paragraphs Explore the many paragraph formatting options Insert a table Format text by creating and using tables Create a document Starting a new document is easy. Click File at the top and select New on the left. To start with a clean page, click the Blank document thumbnail (Fig 1). Now just start typing your letter, report, CV, book or whatever you want. Choose a template Although you can create any type of document starting with a blank sheet, you can save…

Microsoft Excel

You’ll use it to… Create a workbook Browse the templates and open them for editing Format cells Apply fonts and sizes, colours and borders Enter cell data Enter text and numeric data into spreadsheet cells Use functions Use AutoSum and build your own functions Insert charts Turn numeric data into easy-to-read charts Protect workbooks Add password protection and other security features Plan and analyse Excel is a spreadsheet app that enables you to analyse numeric data, forecast what may happen when it changes and so plan ahead. It is often used to analyse finances, but this is far from its only use. Use a template Spreadsheets are used by companies to analyse data relating to their business, but they are also useful for home users – for example, to monitor…

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft PowerPoint

You’ll use it to… Create a presentation Start from scratch or use a template Enter text Add text to slides and format it Insert images Use your own or find clip art online Use transitions Add special effects when moving from one slide to the next Set up animations Animate objects such as images to add interest to the presentation Print and export Share your presentations with other people Create a presentation PowerPoint creates slide shows containing text, images and videos, useful for many purposes. Businesses present products and services to customers, teachers present course materials, and families show slides of loved ones on anniversaries and birthdays. Use a template As with Word and Excel, PowerPoint has a large collection of templates into which you can drop your text, images…

Microsoft PowerPoint

You’ll use it to… Store any files Upload any file regardless of its size Share with other users Send uploaded files to others to view and edit Edit in OneDrive Edit photos, videos, documents and files within OneDrive Sync with other devices Access OneDrive from all of your devices Save storage space Download only the files you need to access on OneDrive Upgrade your storage Buy as much storage as you need for your files Cloud storage on Windows Since the release of Windows 10, the role and presence of Microsoft’s OneDrive cloud service has changed considerably. It is no longer an app, as such, and it is more intricately woven into the very fabric of the operating system, working behind the scenes to keep your files in sync. Basically,…

You’ll use it to… Create events Store, scheduled and manage events Receive alerts Get notifications direct to your device lock screen View multiple calendars Add and select the calendars you use See national holidays With Outlook connected, view holiday and lunar calendars Invite your colleagues Create events and invite direct from the app Set recurring events Set your events to repeat automatically Ditch the diary Calendar provides a simple one-place interface for all your calendar and meeting needs (Fig 1). Use it to organise your life across any device signed into your Microsoft account. Create recurring events and invite your email or People contacts to attend. Managing your life The Windows 10 Calendar app is an intuitive app that is packed full of features to help you stay organised in…

You’ll use it to… Take photographs Capture and save still images to your device Record video Use a compatible camera to capture video Make quick edits Crop and rotate still images and trim your video files Enhance your images Use enhanced editing features to tune your images View camera images View captured images as a slide show on your device Share your content Let others see your images and video Take, edit and share Using a built-in camera (or compatible connected device), you’ll find it easy to capture photos and video. Content is stored locally in the Pictures folder and can be easily viewed and edited direct from the Camera app itself (Fig 1). Take a simple still image When you first run the app, it’ll request access to your…

You’ll use it to… View existing photos Quickly access photos via collections or albums OneDrive access You can access images from your OneDrive Account Share photos Share your photos via Social Networks or email Edit photos Use the built-in editor to jazz up your photos Import photos Import Photos from your camera, memory card or phone Change Tile photo Customise the Windows Start Tile for launching the Photos app Source photos automatically By default the Photos app automatically scans your local Pictures folder or OneDrive account (online storage) for photos and videos. It then organises the contents into Collections and Albums (Fig 1) where you can then view, share or Edit the photos – by adding effects or filters and more. Access your Photos By default once you launch the…

You’ll use it to… Listen to music Listen to your favourite music tracks on your PC Multi device support Music added to One Drive can be accessed across all your devices File format support Groove supports a range of file formats including flac and mp3 Create playlists Customise your tracks into playlists for enhanced listening Cortana integration Control your music playback with the power of your voice Groove Music Pass Tap into a subscription based service to stream/download millions of tracks Get your Groove on Groove Music is an app that allows you to play music that has been gleamed from a variety of sources (Fig 1). This can include the Groove Music Pass streaming service (similar to Spotify), imported music from iTunes, the Windows Store or even music added…

You’ll use it to… Download movies Get the latest movies and download them Download TV series Get top television series to watch any time Get free content Download movie trailers and free TV shows Browse your videos Explorer videos you have transferred to the PC Play your videos Watch videos taken on digital cameras and phones Watch anywhere Watch TV shows and movies on any device Watch TV and movies Films & TV enables you to download and watch the best movies on your computer or other Windows 10 devices you own. Get top rated television shows and even whole series, and watch them anytime and anywhere. Your entertainment centre The Films & TV app is likely to be one of the most used on your computer and it is…

You’ll use it to… Keep track of Achievements View Windows 10, Xbox 360 and Xbox One achievements via the app Manage Friends list Add or manage existing friends and view their online status Capture gameplay Capture PC gameplay and screenshots Launch games The app can tap into third party titles to launch and play games Stream games or TV You can stream Xbox One Games or TV to your Windows 10 PC/Tablet Edit gameplay Perform basic editing on your gameplay videos Windows 10 Xbox app The Xbox app is the central hub for tapping into the services of Xbox live. In fact if you have an Xbox One you can stream games and TV (with a compatible card) from the latter to your Windows 10 PC/tablet (Fig 1). The app…

You’ll use it to… Get the latest news See stories from multiple sources in one place Personalise news content Choose the news sources you want to see Add your favourite feeds Bring RSS feeds directly into the app View content by country Have News show stories from around the world See foreign language content Search by language to view selected international publications Glance at the latest The News live tile will quickly show what’s new Read all about it Whether your passion is sport, technology or politics, News will gather together stories from numerous sources worldwide into one simple application. The app’s scrolling live tile will also display updates direct to your Start menu (Fig 1). Navigate the news When you first open News, you’ll discover the default collection of…

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