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Windows 10 Open the Start Menu This Pamphlet Online Windows 10 - Press Start Button Or the Icon Resize App Tile on the Start Menu Start Menu Windows 10 Open the Start Menu This Pamphlet Online Windows 10 - Press Start button or the icon https://its.niagaracollege.ca/ Resize App Tile on the Start Menu - Right click the Tile, Click size, Choose preference Contents Rearrange Tiles How to Guides on the - Click and drag tile to preferred spot following topics Start Menu Remove a Tile from the Start Menu - Right click the tile, select Blackboard Apps Add a Tile to the Start Menu Desktop - Right click the app, Click Windows 10 Stop Updating on Apps Live Tile Settings and personalization - Right click the live Tile, Click More, Click Office 365 Turn live tile off File Explorer OneDrive Search for Files or Apps Action Center Skype for Business - Click Cortana and type Cortana the File or Applications Name https://its.niagaracollege.ca/ Rename Live Tile Groups Keyboard Shortcuts - Click the Name you want to change. Adjust the text Lock your Computer - Click , click Account, Click Lock Sign Out of Windows Install OneDrive Mobile and - Click , click Account, Desktop App Click Sign Out Switch Users Visit https://onedrive.live.com/ - Click , click Account, click the download tab on your Click Switch User Change Account Settings mobile device or desktop - Click , click Account, Click Change Account Settings Niagara College Help Desk Niagara College Help Desk Monday-Thursday 8:30am to 10:00pm Monday-Thursday 8:30am to 10:00pm Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm Phone: 905-735-2211 ext. 7642 Phone: 905-735-2211 ext. 7642 https://its.niagaracollege.ca/ https://its.niagaracollege.ca/ Apps Desktop Cortana Open an App Glance at Open Windows - Allows you to search for applications, files and folders - Click on its tile or search all the apps in - Move your mouse over an icon, a the menu or search thumbnail will show you a preview - Can search with voice - Click Type here to search to activate Jump to Different Apps Minimize Other Windows - Only what is relevant will appear - Click Start then Click , Select a letter - Click the top bar and shake Search for an App - Or Click + Home Keyboard Shortcuts - Click Cortana and type Compare Windows Side by Side Keys Task View All Installed Apps - Click + or , Click the other App Start Menu - Click Start, Scroll down the options Maximize an Open Window Copy a Folder/File Close an App - Click + or double click top bar Ctrl + C Switch between Apps Ctrl + X Cut a Folder/File - Click Close or (Alt + F4) Jump to an Open App - Alt + Tab or + Tab and click App Ctrl + V Paste a Folder/File Use Cortana Speech - Click Task View or ( + Tab) Access Settings + C + S Cortana Text Uninstall an App - Click Start, Click Settings - Click Start, Settings, System, Pin a Program to the Taskbar + A Actions Center Apps & features, Select the App - Right click the icon, select Pin to Taskbar + Tab Task View and Click Uninstall Alt + F4 Close App Action Center + L Lock the screen Settings and personalization Display Notifications Ctrl + P Print Personalize your PC - Search Notifications + E File Explorer - Click Start, Click Settings, - Or with a personal computer: + R Run dialog box Click Personalization o Click Notifications + I Settings Change Background Available actions include: + K Devices Pane - Unavailable with school issued Sharing Pane computers o All Settings: Open Settings + H - Click Background o Airplane Mode: Turn off all radios + P Display Options screens Change Colors o Battery Saver: Settings to save battery + X Quick Link menu - Click Colors o Bluetooth: Turn on/off + D Show the Desktop Change Lock Screen o Brightness: Screen brightness + or Maximize the window o - Click Lock Screen Connect: Connects wireless devices Minimize the window o Location: Services on/off C hange Start + M Minimize all windows o Note: Open a new note - Click Start + or Snap app to left / right o Quiet Hours: Do not Disturb Mode - Show/hide tiles, choose Folders to show o Rotation Lock: Lock for tablet mode + Ctrl + D New Desktop C hange Themes o Tablet mode: Act like Windows 8 +Ctrl + F4 Close Current Desktop - Click Themes o VPN: VPN settings +Ctrl + Switch Desktops o Wi-Fi: Turn Wi-Fi on/off or .
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