A complete, detailed Windows 10 reference for beginners and power users alike
Windows 10 Bible is one of the most thorough references on the market with complete coverage of Windows 10. Whether you're a beginner seeking guidance or a power-user looking for fresh tips and tricks, this book contains everything you could ever hope to know about the Windows operating system. You will get the insider guidance of a Microsoft support manager as you discover everything there is to know about Windows customization, content management, networking, hardware, performance, security, and more. Step-by-step instructions walk you through new and important procedures, and screen shots help you stay on track every step of the way.
Whether you're starting from scratch or just looking to become more proficient, this guide is your ideal solution. You'll learn just what Windows can do, and how to take full advantage so you can get more done faster.
- Go beyond the desktop to personalize the system
- Manage your content, media, software, and security
- Eliminate issues related to printing, faxing, and scanning
- Fine-tune performance, connect to a network, work with the cloud, and more
Whether you want a complete basic introduction or the nitty-gritty detail, Windows 10 Bible has you covered.
Autorentext
Rob Tidrow is a 15-year veteran of the technology industry and the author or coauthor of more than 30 books on Windows 8, Windows Server, wireless networking, and Microsoft Outlook. Jim Boyce is the author or coauthor of more than 50 books and hundreds of articles on Windows, Windows Server, Office applications, programming, and other computer topics. Jeffrey Shapiro has published more than 20 books on IT, network administration, and software development during his 21-year career.
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Introduction xxxi
Part I: Getting Started 1
Chapter 1: What's New in Windows 10 3
New Platforms and Devices 4
Windows 10 Mobile and IoT Core 4
Xbox and Windows 10 5
HoloLens 6
Surface Hub 7
The Windows 10 Interface 8
The Start menu 8
Tablet Mode (aka Continuum) 11
The Taskbar 12
Task View 13
Multiple desktops 14
Action Center replaces Charms bar 14
Web Browsing 15
Cortana 17
Office Universal Apps 17
The Windows Store 17
Wrapping Up 18
Chapter 2: Navigating the Windows 10 Interface 19
Introducing the Windows 10 Interface 20
Working with Gestures and Mouse Actions 22
Using the Start Menu 23
Using the Action Center 24
Working with Windows 10 Apps 26
Opening and using a modern Windows app 27
Snapping apps on the screen 28
Switching between apps 30
Closing a modern Windows app 30
Getting to the Desktop 31
Using the Taskbar 31
Wrapping Up 32
Chapter 3: Getting around the Windows Desktop 33
Logging In 34
Windows Start Menu 35
Using the Windows Desktop 36
What's on the desktop 37
About desktop icons 39
Arranging desktop icons 40
Using Jump Lists 41
Running Programs and Apps 42
The active window 44
Switching among open programs 45
Switching with taskbar buttons 45
Switching with the keyboard 45
Arranging program windows 46
Sizing program windows 48
Maximize a program window 48
Minimize a program window 48
Size at will 49
Moving a program window 51
Moving and sizing from the keyboard 51
Closing a Program 52
Using the Notifi cation Area 53
Showing/hiding system and notification icons 55
Responding to notifi cation messages 56
Using scroll bars 56
Using Back and Forward buttons 57
Using Multiple Virtual Desktops 58
Logging Off, Shutting Down 59
Wrapping Up 61
Chapter 4: Sharing and Securing with User Accounts 63
Logging In and Out of User Accounts 64
Where am I now? 64
Switching accounts 64
Sign-in Options 67
Creating Strong Passwords 69
Remembering passwords 70
Devising a password hint 70
Picture Passwords 71
Creating a picture password 71
Testing your picture password 74
Types of User Accounts 74
Microsoft accounts 74
Creating a new e-mail address for a Microsoft user account 75
Local accounts 77
The built-in administrator account 77
Administrative user accounts 78
Standard accounts 78
Guest account 79
Creating and Managing User Accounts 79
Changing user accounts 79
Changing a user account type 80
Password-protecting an account 80
Changing the account picture 81
Enabling or disabling the local Guest account 83
Navigating through user account pages 83
Cracking into standard user accounts 83
Deleting User Accounts84
Using User Accounts 85
Understanding User Account Control 86
Privilege escalation in administrative accounts 86
Turning UAC on and off87
Creating and Using Password Reset Disks 89
Choosing a memory device for the password reset 89
Running Programs as Administrator 89
Add the Built-in Administrator Account to the Login Screen 90
Stop Entering Password on Lockout 91
Advanced Security Tools 91
Using Credential Manager 92
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