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By Neil Schmidt July 18, 2019 • Review Some Basics • Useful Keyboard Shortcuts • Windows Operations • Microsoft Edge Browser Features • Integrated Microsoft Apps By Neil Schmidt July 18, 2019 • Review some basics • Useful Keyboard shortcuts • Windows operations • Microsoft Edge browser features • Integrated Microsoft apps • Please share your own Windows 10 tips • This presentation is based on Windows 10 Version 1903 (the latest) • If you are running an earlier version, some “tricks” presented may not work or may look different on your computer • To check: Type “winver” in Search Box Desk View Taskbar Notification Tray Search Box Task View Jump to Start Menu Start Menu Tiles Documents Pictures Settings Power App list Where Do You Want Your App Shortcuts? How do you want to access your apps? • Leave them on Start Menu “App List” • Add an App icon to Desk View • Add an App “Tile” to Start • Add App icon on Task Bar Add an App Icon to Desk View • Find app on App List • Right mouse click � More � Open file location • Select “Copy” file • “Paste” on Desk View screen Adding Apps to Start (Tiles) or Taskbar • Right-click on app in Start Menu app list • Select “Pin to Start” to add it to Start tiles • Select “More” � “Pin to taskbar” to add it to Taskbar Keyboard Shortcuts Some Useful “Control Key” Shortcuts Ctrl C Copy [Right mouse click � Copy] Ctrl X Cut [Right mouse click � Cut] Ctrl V Paste [Right mouse click � Paste] Ctrl Z Undo an action Ctrl + Zoom-in on browser Ctrl Zoom-out on browser Windows Logo Key Window Display Shortcuts = Maximize the window = Maximize the window to the left side of the screen = Maximize the window to the right side of the screen = Minimize the window Home = Minimize all but the active window Tab = Task view Split­Screen View • Drag each Window to left /right edge of screen Or • Snap Windows into Corners for 3 or 4 Apps at a Time • Drag each Window to top left /right edge of screen Or • Demo Time Screen Capture • Screenshot of whole screen PrtScn • Screenshot of active window Alt PrtScn • Screenshot of any portion of screen Shift S • Snip & Sketch app Using Search Box • Start typing name of app, file or folder you’re looking for • Use the tabs to streamline search: • Apps • Documents • Email • Web • Folders • People • Etc. Create Multiple Desktops • Click on “Task View” icon or + Tab • Select “+ New desktop” Task View icon Switch Between Desktops Using Windows Timeline • Click on Task View icon • Click any of the thumbnails at the bottom of the screen to switch to an open desktop. Copy Files with File Explorer • Use File Explorer “Ribbon” Ribbon • If Ribbon not shown: Ctrl F1 Demo Time Microsoft “Edge” Browser Change Edge Search Engine • Enter search engine web address on command line • Select “Set … as your default search engine Note: DuckDuckGo – “The search engine that doesn't track you” Microsoft Edge “Reading View” Blocking Adobe Flash • Automatic blocking of Adobe Flash for Security • Override blocking by selecting Blocking icon Demo Time Microsolf Apps Snip & Sketch App • Snip & share screenshot Shift S • Copy/paste • Markup • Print • Save Microsoft Calculator App Calculator: Standard, Scientific, Programmer, Date Calculation Converter: Currency, Volume, Length, Weight and Mass, etc., etc… Nix the “Office” ads • Right­click on “Get Office” in the Start Menu and uninstall it • Note: Before you uninstall app, launch to make sure it is Office ad Remove Password Login • Type: “netplwiz” in Taskbar Search Box • Uncheck box Storage Sense • Get rid of needless junk • Automatically clear out unneeded temp files, and delete files in Recycle Bin over 30 days old • Settings� System� Storage Performance Monitor • Type: “Performance Monitor” in Taskbar Search Box • Detailed information on hardware and system resources • Can start and stop services, analyze process deadlocks Windows Update • Type: “wuapp” in taskbar search box Or •� Settings� Update & Security God Mode Handy way to get access to every Control Panel option in the operating system (40 categories) How to do it: • Click on desktop � right mouse click � “New” � “Folder” • Rename folder: GodMode. {ED7BA470­8E54­465E­825C­99712043E01C} Do You Have a Slow Computer? Don’t Put Up With a Slow Computer Use Task Manager to monitor health (What is taxing the processor, memory taken up, network data used by a program) • Right­click on Taskbar� Task Manager � More Details • Watch for apps that shoot to the top of list then disappear a few seconds later • Look for process that stay at top of list with high memory or CPU use • Google names to find out more about a process • Close an app or process (End Task) that is partly responsible for slow performance • Check “Startup” tab and limit startup apps using “Disable” Task Manager - Processes Task Manager - Startup Don’t Put Up With a Slow Computer (continued) Battle-tested solutions: • Close running apps when you’re done • Pause OneDrive syncing • Click on OneDrive icon in notification tray • Select More� Pause syncing • Check available storage space and hard drive health • Windows Explorer � Properties� Tools tab � Check • Understand the sounds of your disk(s) • Turn off your computer and wait a few minutes (Don’t just restart it) Checking Hard-drive Health Windows Explorer � Properties� Tools tab � Check .
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